For people looking for work: what waiting costs, and one small step
Finding the right work takes time, and some doors close with age. UPSC Civil Services, for example, closes at 32 for most candidates. Skills you build now count straight away.
What people looking for work often put off
- UPSC and bank PO exams: how many sittings you have leftSee how many sittings you have left for UPSC Civil Services, IBPS PO or SBI PO, by age limit, category and attempts.
- What putting off learning a skill or language costs youCount the practice hours you'd already have if you'd started on time, against your own goal.
- CFA attempt limit: how many tries you have left at each levelCFA Institute allows 6 attempts at each level, and at most 2 a year. See how many you have left, and why it pays to sit only when you're ready.
- What putting off a raise or a job switch costs youSee the pay you miss while a raise talk or a job switch waits, and how the gap grows with every later raise.
- Career change at 30, 40 or any age: how much it weighs on youThinking of changing your career? Weigh how much it matters to you and how much you'd regret not trying, then take one small step to find out more.
- Start your startup: how long you could try it, and whether it's too lateWork out your runway from your own savings and costs. It's rarely too late: the average founder of the fastest-growing new firms started at 45.
- Move to a new city: how much it weighs on youWeigh how much a move to a new city matters to you, and find the 3 things that would need to be true first.
- Go back to studying: how much it weighs on youWeigh how much going back to study matters to you, and find one first step for today. Many big exams have no age limit.
- Canada Express Entry: what each birthday costs in pointsSee your CRS age points now, what your next birthday costs, and how waiting has changed your score.
- Germany's Opportunity Card: your age points and what you needSee your age points for Germany's Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) and the 6 points you need in all.
Everyone's basics
Health, money and the people you love, at every age.
- Free health check-up in India at 30 and overIndia screens everyone 30 and over for blood pressure, diabetes and three common cancers for free. See how long it's been since your last check-up.
- Sleep debt: how many hours of sleep you've missedCount the hours of sleep you've missed against your aim, and the 7 or more hours a night that sleep doctors say adults need.
- What putting off exercise costs you, in hoursSee the hours of movement you've missed against your own weekly aim, and WHO's 150 minutes a week.
- Screen time calculator: your phone hours in days a yearTurn your daily phone hours into full days a year, and see how many days your own aim would give back.
- What waiting to start saving costs youSee what a late start costs your own monthly saving plan, in today's money after tax, on low, middle and high growth paths.
- How many days you have left with your parentsCount the days together at your current pace, and how many more your plan would add. Gentle maths, from Tim Urban's The Tail End.
- Reconnect with an old friend: how much it weighs on youWeigh how much a friendship you've let drift matters to you, and find one easy first message to send today.
- Talk to someone about how you feel: free help in India (Tele-MANAS 14416)If you've been meaning to talk to someone about how you feel, India's free Tele-MANAS helpline is on 14416, any time. Weigh how much it's been on your mind.
Questions people ask
Is this a job site?
No. We don't list jobs or tell you which one to take. We show what waiting costs on your own plans, with one small step.
Where do my answers go?
Nowhere. They stay in the link on your phone, like every answer on this site. Only people you share the link with can see them.
Source
UPSC notice, via Vision IAS (2026): Age is counted on 1 August of the exam year. Other groups, like PwBD, have other limits.
We show what waiting costs on your own plans. We never tell you what to buy or invest in.