Tag: UPSC

Pooja Yadav's journey from tutoring and working as a receptionist to becoming an IPS officer with AIR-174 in UPSC 2018 exemplifies dedication. Despite financial challenges and initial family resistance, her persistence led her to serve in the Gujarat cadre.

Ankita is an IPS officer from the Chhattisgarh cadre. At present, she serves as the SP of Khairagarh district. She is known for taking risky anti-Naxalite operations in Bastar.

An aspirant's poignant reflection on failing the UPSC exam highlights the commonality of failure and critiques the societal focus solely on success. After quitting a job in 2021 to pursue meaningful work through UPSC, despite strenuous efforts, the individual faced repeated failures, sparking a broader discussion on handling failure and redefining personal success.

IAS Mamta Yadav from Haryana cleared the UPSC Civil Services Exam twice, improving her rank from AIR-556 to AIR-05. Coming from a modest background, she dedicated long hours to her studies to achieve her dream of bettering her family's financial situation.

Pragati Rani from Kurukshetra, despite initial setbacks in her UPSC attempts, secured the 355th rank at age 31 while balancing motherhood and a radiology career. Supported by her husband and family, she overcame multiple challenges to potentially become an IAS officer.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the recruitment for various posts including Specialist Grade III, Assistant Director, and Assistant Professor. Interested candidates must apply by June 13, 2024, via the official UPSC website.

Saad Miya Khan, Vishal Mishra, and Gaurav Vijayram Kumar exemplify true friendship by overcoming numerous challenges to succeed in the UPSC exams together in 2017. Coming from diverse backgrounds, they united in their educational pursuits and administrative ambitions.

Annie George, a zoology graduate from Kerala, cracked the UPSC CSE on her first attempt with an AIR-93, relying heavily on NCERT textbooks. Despite not coming from typical tech institutes like IIT or IIM, her disciplined study routine and strong foundational knowledge played crucial roles in her success.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced recruitment for the National Defence and Naval Academy Examination II, 2024. Eligibility varies with educational requirements, and applications are open until June 4, 2024.

In Rajasthan, a man claims his wife divorced him to exploit a non-existent 'divorce quota' for the UPSC exam. She filed dowry and harassment charges against him, countering his allegations. The couple's relationship began in 2016, leading to marriage under the condition of UPSC support.

Jagrati Awasthi, an engineer from Bhopal, transitioned from a technical officer at BHEL to securing AIR-2 in the UPSC 2020, becoming the female topper. Her journey highlights dedication despite setbacks like the Covid-19 pandemic.

IAS Taruna Kamal, daughter of a cleaning contractor from Himachal Pradesh, secured AIR-203 in her first UPSC attempt. Her journey from a small town to becoming an IAS officer is an inspirational tale of determination and hard work.

Dr. Saloni Sidana, originally a doctor, fulfilled her father's dream by becoming an IAS officer after cracking the prestigious UPSC CSE on her first attempt without coaching. She advised against generic study methods and emphasized consistency in preparation.

Namami Bansal, an IAS officer from Rishikesh, overcame three failures to secure 17th rank in the UPSC CSE 2017. A persistent student, she completed her MA in Economics as a gold medalist before focusing on her childhood dream of clearing the UPSC. Her journey exemplifies the importance of hard work, perseverance, and maintaining a positive outlook despite setbacks.

Vishakha Yadav, an engineer from Delhi, transitioned from a software developer to securing AIR-6 in the UPSC CSE. Her journey is marked by perseverance, intensive preparation, and strong family support. Despite initial setbacks in the exams, her determination led to remarkable success.