UPSC

“The five years of training in medicine helped me immensely. It gave me the ability to condense information and study in a very systematic manner. For example, if a chapter I was studying had about 25 pages, I was able to consolidate it all in workable points.”

From relentlessly burning the midnight oil to navigating through a sea of advice, the pressure of preparation can leave many aspirants nervous and skeptical about the decision to pursue such a field.

Incredibly, this IAS officer went all the way to the Supreme Court to prove his disability did not hamper his dedication!

Despite having four more years of active service left and several candidates eyeing his position, he is now quitting his post.

When newspapers in the sleepy town of Bhadreshwar hit the doorstep of her family home, she had made it to the front page. ‘Daughter of Grocer tops state, clears UPSC with AIR 19’ the headlines splashed.

From building a better future for kids to literally lighting up lives, Swapnil Tembe has gone above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of many!

This step is crucial as it will ease pressure on candidates who feel underprepared before appearing for these exams that are much-coveted and highly-competitive.

This IAS officer did not hesitate to reach difficult areas on foot, to help those in flood-affected areas.

In 2015, a humble security guard's sweat and grit paid off, when after his third attempt, his son cleared the country’s most coveted UPSC exam. With an All India Rank of 242, Kuldeep Dwivedi is an officer with the Indian Revenue Services.

Born into a poor family in a Tamil Nadu village, K Jayaganesh’s incredible story proves that your hardest times often lead to the greatest moments of your life!