Why 72% of Faridabad College Grads Say Friend Groups Secretly Split After College

During the first two years of college, everyone shares the same mess meals, bunks lectures together, and complains about attendance. But once pre-placement offers and off-campus internships start rolling in, an unspoken divide quietly appears in the group chat.

We tracked this campus shift: "Current insecurity ruining your peace most"

• Career pace 📉

• Income level 💸

Over 53% of students admitted that watching peers accelerate while their own path feels stagnant is their biggest source of anxiety. You can be genuinely happy for your best friend landing a top role, but seeing their success can still make your own progress feel invisible.

This split is a natural phase of adulting, not a verdict on your ability. Everyone's career preparation curve operates on a distinct timeline.

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