Tag: UPSC

No hunger, lack of money and resources could stop her from striving hard to fulfill her dream. Despite all the financial difficulties, she diligently continued her civil services journey.

In a podcast, the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) member has explained that five to eight years of preparation for the civil services by lakhs of students is a ‘waste of youthful energy’.

IAS Divya Tanwar is very active on social media and keeps sharing inspirational posts with her followers. Currently, at around 97K followers, she is one of the few civil servants with so many followers.

In both Class 10 and 12, she was the CISCE Board District Topper. Later, she went on to pursue her graduation in Economics Honours from Shri Ram College of Commerce, New Delhi University.

Taking to X, Tyagi shared, “College 3rd year: Decided for GATE exam. Next year, result: AIR-06. How do you work toward your goals each day? Discipline. Consistency. No distraction. Writing from my IIT prep and college experiences.”

He demonstrated the most important qualities are diligence and fortitude in the face of adversity. His achievements are a brilliant example of perseverance and unselfish dedication.

As the last date of registration is near, i.e. March 28, 2024, interested and eligible candidates are encouraged to apply online via the official UPSC website at upsc.gov.in.

An avid social media user, Priyanka enjoys a massive 194K followers on Instagram. She often treats her fans with adorable pictures from her personal and work life. She never fails to treat her fans with lovely pictures of herself.

After working at Larsen & Toubro from 2004 to 2007, he decided to become a monk and even changed his name to Swami Sundar Gopal Das.

Unable to afford coaching and buying expensive study materials, Sreenath made proper use of smartphones to hear lectures online while carrying bags at the station.

His hard work paid off and he secured AIR-677 in his very first attempt in 2017. However, he was not satisfied with his rank as he wanted to become an IAS. So, Anurag began his preparations again and secured an impressive AIR-48 in his second attempt in UPSC CSE 2018.

Additionally, the commission has issued the roll numbers of rejected candidates. 

To motivate himself, he follows the quote that reads, “Never will you have this day again, so make it count.”

However, amid the struggle, Anil was brilliant at his studies and his academic prowess shone brightly as a beacon of hope amidst the darkness. With unwavering resolve, Anil excelled at every juncture of his studies.

She made her own notes and compared them with the answers of the previous year’s toppers.