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Home | India | Working Women Are More Desired As Potential Partner New Study

Working women are more desired as potential partner: New study

Government jobs still rule the roost: India's most eligible female is a Law Enforcement Officer, while India's most eligible male works in the Civil Services.

By IANS
Published Date - 22 February 2023, 02:47 PM
Working women are more desired as potential partner: New study
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New Delhi: ‘India’s Most Eligible’ shaadi report by Shaadi.com contains perceptive and fascinating information about what qualities a spouse should have and don’t have.

The study’s foundation differs depending on things like profession, age, income, and location. The study effectively covers all of India, from metropolises to small towns and rural areas, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari to Assam to Ahmedabad.

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The research highlights the following elements that influence someone’s desirability in the context of finding a life partner. The research is based on a sample of 2.5 million users who actively used Shaadi.com between December 1, 2021, and December 31, 2022, of whom 1.6 million are men and 0.9 million are women. The study’s subjects are all Indians who have used the platform actively for at least one week in the previous 12 months, making the research’s conclusions particularly current and pertinent.

Key Highlights
Government jobs still rule the roost: India’s most eligible female is a Law Enforcement Officer, while India’s most eligible male works in the Civil Services.

Financial independence is important among men and women: Men making 30L+ p.a. are 190 percent more desired, whereas women making 30L+ p.a. are 17 per cent more desired.

Age hits men first: Contrary to popular narratives, age hits men harder in matchmaking and men after the age of 34-35 yrs find it hard to find matches. There are over 6,500 active members on the platform, who are aged 60+ yrs and are keen to give love a second chance. In fact, the oldest members are 79 yrs (Male) and 72 yrs (Female).

Jobs in Civil services and Tech are most desired among men, while Aviation professionals and Architects are most desired among women. Men in civil services and tech are 2x more desired as compared to men in other professions, whereas women in aviation are 47 percent more desired vs women in other professions.

Increase in average age of singles seeking matchmaking: The average age of starting the matchmaking journey has gone up by 2 yrs in the past decade, with men’s age going up by 2.5 yrs and women’s by 1 yr.

Working women receive more love: Non-working women are 31 percent less desired vs average, breaking the myth of Indian men seeking home-makers.

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