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Work on yourself and figure out your value.
The world is full of people like this. You just need to hold your own.
These people might have gone to fancy schools, but they ended up in the same uni as you. If they were that special, why are they where you are?
You don't need to belong. You need to own the space you are in and be the main character in your own story.
You fought hard to get a seat at the table. Now adapt and get great grades.
Money is meant to be made. You can make your own. Just give yourself time.
Insecurity is more about you than them. Best you focus on improving yourself rather than complaining about others during your nalsar years. Try not to judge a book by it’s cover. Best stay off social media for peace of mind.
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try getting more positive and be more kind
Hope this helps
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