Is the youth of India confident or confused?

Hello Everyone. I am Rohit Kumar.

Today's youth of India is confused because actually, they don't know what I do. They have many options to become a good person At the time, he did many things like business, trading, and stock Marketing but he didn't know actually what could do. So, I think the youth of India are confused.

Hello everyone, my name is vikas.

I would like to add my opinion on this topic, As we all are aware of how the person make their decision before they think about that, then after they start to do something but he didn't convert their thought into action because of a lot of distraction and usually, they don't decide their vision and remain same as before they are so from my side conclusion whenever the people stuck in their situation they will always in confusion for their career.

Hello everyone,

In my view, it depends on the situation and may vary from person to person. In some situations, we feel confident but may be confused in others. Confidence comes when we are familiar with the subject.

For example, many people seem confident when talking about their career plans, while others do not.

So, in conclusion, I want to say that with proper guidance from their family members, they can improve their confidence.

Hello everyone. I am Sravani.

In my opinion, the some of youth are confident while most of them are confused. Because the education system doesn't teach these things to us. Most of the youth don't know what to do in future.

There are several reasons for the youth being in confusion, it may include a lack of knowledge, low interpersonal skills no proper guidance and many more. One of the main reasons for the lack of confidence is no clarity about the feature. Due to this, they are lack in confidence and confused about the future.

Hello friends, I'm Mohit.

My point to this discussion is that it always depends on the person and the surroundings he is brought up in. If he's guided in all his stages where he has to be then for sure he is going to be confident in any situation.

But when we take into consideration the person who has not been directed to the correct knowledge which is required at the time then he will become an introvert and will not be as confident as the case one person was.

In my view, the youth are a mix of both. In the case of technology, they are confident. They have good catching and adapting power to new technology. Even a small child knows how to use a phone, and appliances and also they are teaching their elders about it. But in the case of social media, they are confused. They know that it's a waste of time but even though they do. So, I think if they get proper guidance from their family members they'll improve it.

Hello all.

my opinion depends upon person to person he/she is influenced by which person, who is their ideal how they are taking things. If they are influenced in a positive way they are confident about their work path, but if not then they are in starting confident but after some time they feel confused about their decision. Today's generation is confident but in the wrong way, they need to become confident in the right and positive way.

India is a country of young people. In our generation, we are not to accept quickly before taking it. Before starting the thing, we get a little confused but when the right path is found today's youth become more confident we can adopt any technology very quickly. And this is the best part we are always ready to learn something new so I think we are more confident than confused.

Hello everyone.
I think the current generation of youth is a bit underconfident because the standards of life set by social media influencers are way too high idealistic and impractical. The youth is nowadays constantly seeking validation and is distracted and comparing his/her life with others.

Hi,

I believe that Indian youths are more confused rather than feeling confident. This is due to the lack of guidance by their family members, as most families either enforce careers in engineering or medicine, or they push for government jobs. This limits career paths and leaves many feeling unsatisfied and unhappy with their work.
Additionally, some parents have dreams they expect their children to fulfill, which creates a burden. It's unlikely that children will enjoy these imposed paths.

Some students dream of careers in sports, particularly in cricket and football, but they remain confused due to the rare chances of success. Consequently, they choose other pathways, leading to lifelong guilt and regret.