71% Delhi NCR Students — "Strong relationships and average money 🫂" Is The Real Answe

The poll on Boomm asked something simple. But the answer revealed everything about Delhi NCR college life right now.

Choice 1: ₹5 crore and no close relationships 💰 Choice 2: Strong relationships and average money 🫂

28 students chose the first. 68 chose the second.

71% of Delhi NCR college students went for Strong relationships and average money 🫂. That's not just a poll result. That's 68 real students from Greater Noida, Gurgaum, Faridabad, Delhi telling you what matters to them.

Think about what that means.

In a city where rent is ₹8,000-15,000 monthly. Where metro commute is 2-3 hours daily. Where placements decide your entire future. Where family pressure decides your timeline. 71% of students still voted for Strong relationships and average money 🫂.

The 29% who voted for ₹5 crore and no close relationships 💰 aren't wrong. They're just in a different situation. Maybe they haven't realized yet. Maybe they can't afford to prioritize Strong relationships and average money 🫂.

But 71% have figured it out. And that's significant.

Here's what makes this poll interesting: This generation is making impossible choices. Between ₹5 crore and no close relationships 💰 and Strong relationships and average money 🫂. Between two things that should both be possible. But in Delhi NCR? You have to choose.

Students are choosing. And the data shows what they're actually picking when they're anonymous and honest.

That's not what their parents say they should pick. That's not what Instagram says they should pick. That's what students actually think matters.

And 71% of them think Strong relationships and average money 🫂 matters more.

The real question: Are they right? Should they be choosing Strong relationships and average money 🫂 over ₹5 crore and no close relationships 💰?

Or is the system just broken that they have to choose at all?

Maybe both. The system is broken. And students are making smart choices within a broken system.

They're surviving. That's the real achievement.

Where do you stand on this poll? And more importantly, why?