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The brilliant mind once worked as a waiter in a hotel because his parents could not afford his UPSC preparation. He also worked as a billing clerk in a movie theatre.

At the age of 21, she got All INDIA RANK 1 in IES (Indian Engineering Services) and joined it at the age of 22.

Deepesh attributes her triumph to the unwavering support of her family, singling out her mother, Usha, whose comfort and encouragement served as pillars of strength throughout the challenging journey. 

In a series of tweets, he has shared how the aspirants should start working hard now. If you are gearing up for UPSC Prelims 2024, this is a must read.

As part of his preparation strategy, he refrained from using any social media. He used his mother’s phone to talk to his friends. He believes that social media is a distraction.

She topped the class and also went on to top the Pre-Medical Test in 2004. She was admitted to AIIMS New Delhi.

From failing four times to securing an impressive AIR-3, IAS Uma has proved that there is no shortcut to success and hard work.

He is a Tamil Nadu cadre IAS officer of the 2015 batch and is currently posted as the Executive Director, Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited (ELCOT), Government of Tamil Nadu.

Despite facing setbacks in his own ambitions, Adarsh's father, recognizing the importance of education, wholeheartedly supported his son's pursuit of the IPS dream. 

Abhilasha advocates leveraging technology, such as phone-based learning during commutes.

Instead of studying for the Prelims, he first completed the Mains syllabus. By doing this, he completed 80% of the Prelims syllabus. He also diligently read NCERT books of Class 6-12.

There were many setbacks, and instances of self-doubt in her life. Despite all the obstacles, she overcame all the hurdles and made it to the final list in her last attempt.

She is an inspiration for many as she managed to balance both her acting career and pursuing her dream of becoming an IAS officer.

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their applications online via the official UPSC website at upsc.gov.in and www.upsconline.nic.in. 

She was only 22 when she cracked the UPSC exam and became one of India’s youngest civil servants. However, her journey to becoming an IAS officer wasn’t easy as her father was diagnosed with mouth cancer while she was preparing for UPSC.