UPSC results

A promise made to his father, a blacksmith, drove Smit Panchal to become an IAS officer at just 22. After two attempts, financial struggles, and setbacks, he achieved AIR 30. This is the incredible story of his determination and the promise that changed his life.

What happens when you spend years preparing for the UPSC exam and still don’t crack it? Four aspirants share details on how they dealt with failure.

Pradeep Singh (AIR 1), Pratibha Verma (AIR 3), Ganesh Kumar (AIR 7), Abhishek Saraf (AIR 8 ) and Sanjita Mohapatra (AIR 10) share how mock interviews, essay writing, and more worked in their favour to crack CSE

Today, we bring you stories of five differently-abled Indians who beat all odds to crack one of the toughest examinations in the country, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams.

Bengal IAS officer Arvind Kumar Mina through this initiative, has set a great example for other officials in the state.

IAS Rukmani Riar is a Chandigarh-born young IAS officer who became a household name in 2011 when she secured All India Rank 2 in her very first attempt.

These achievers prove that no financial crisis, hardship, and adversity can be a deterrent from attaining their goals because they were willing to do everything it took. They gave it their best shot, and the results are out for everyone to see!

The rate of success reflects in the steady rise of the number students who cleared the personality interview from 84 students in 2016 to over 93 this year.