Tag: UPSC

Despite facing failure six times in the civil service examination, Jayaganesh remained resilient, undeterred by familial pressure and financial challenges. 

Anupama Anjali began preparing for the UPSC exam after earning her engineering degree.

She was initially posted in the Kerala cadre on her appointment. She later took the inter-cadre transfer after her marriage with IFS officer Rahul Mishra in 2022 and then shifted to Uttarakhand cadre.

Laghima made history in the UPSC CSE 2022 by achieving an impressive AIR-19 in her first attempt. She is the perfect example for those who believe that nothing can be done without coaching.

The repeated setbacks almost made him give up on his dream, but his family and friends stood by him. With constant support from his family, he appeared for the fourth time and successfully cleared both the Prelims and Mains.

Individuals interested in applying for examination can submit their applications through the UPSC's official website at upsc.gov.in.

After intermediate education, Vandana started preparing for UPSC exams while studying law at B.R. Ambedkar University, Agra.

Her hard work paid off and she eventually clinched success on her third attempt. She cleared both her Prelims and Mains and went on to top the interview round as well.

Interested and eligible candidates can submit their applications online through the official UPSC website at upsc.gov.in. 

Abandoned weeks after her marriage, she unsuccessfully sought justice and returned to her parents’ home in Savarkundala, Gujarat, where harsh criticism and taunts from relatives and neighbours added to her difficulties.

Reflecting on her preparation strategy, Muskan revealed a blend of online and offline guidance from institutes but predominantly relied on self-study. 

The Central government on Monday introduced a Bill in the Lok Sabha titled "The Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Bill, 2024” to check leaks, malpractices as well as organized malpractices in recruitment examinations like UPSC, SSC etc, and entrance tests such as NEET, JEE, and CUET.

Pallavi credits her mother Prof. Dr. Renu Mishra, a senior scientist, father Ajay Mishra, a senior advocate and her brother Aditya Mishra, an IPS officer and a DCP in Indore for her success.

Srivatsa's academic journey is illustrious, including his stints at Jawaharlal Nehru University, and Oxford University, and earning a Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras.

In July 2020, Priyamvada decided to shift gears and left her job to focus on UPSC studies