Gave bank exams since 2023, now stuck and need a reset. How do people bounce back?

I’m a B.Sc. Economics graduate. After graduation, I started preparing for bank exams in 2023. Like many others, I thought if I just kept going, it would eventually work out. But it hasn’t.

Now I’m at a point where I need to be realistic. I can’t keep depending only on government exams. I need to earn money.

If I can get a work-from-home job, even a basic one, I can fund my education and skill-building while earning. Sitting idle and only preparing clearly isn’t helping anymore.

I don’t have strong tech knowledge. No coding background. I’ve recently started learning Excel because it seems like a practical skill that can actually lead to entry-level jobs. I’m starting from scratch.

My questions are simple and honest:

• How do people recover after spending years preparing for government exams that didn’t work out?
• What kind of jobs should someone like me realistically look for?
• Is work-from-home possible without advanced tech skills, or is that unrealistic?

If anyone here has been through something similar — exam failures, time loss, confidence issues — I’d really like to hear how you restarted.

Not looking for motivational quotes. Just real advice and real experiences.

Thanks for reading.