Upsc Success Stories  

IFS officer Revanth Chandra. Learn how he prepared for three exams simultaneously and became an IFS officer. His strategy, preparation tips, and success mantras.

Meet 8 inspiring women who made history by becoming IAS officers at the age of 21-22. Let's read about their inspiring stories.

Inspiring stories of IAS officers who succeeded with a Hindi medium background. Learn about their journeys and achievements in the UPSC exam.

Tina Dabi achieved her dream of becoming an IAS officer by topping the UPSC exam in her first attempt. Learn about the strategy, hard work, dedication, and patience behind her success.

IAS Anudeep Durishetty's inspiring journey from a software engineer to the 2017 UPSC topper highlights his perseverance, family support, and determination against all odds.
 

Smita Sabharwal is an inspiration for millions who are trying to crack the UPSC exam. Her 6-hour study routine and consistent hard work have made her India's first female IAS officer to be appointed at the Chief Minister's office. 

IPS Anshika Verma cracked the UPSC CSE examination on her second attempt without any coaching. She credits her parents for their support, which has helped her achieve her dreams. 

After completing his studies, Deepak Kumar took land on lease and began cultivating melons. Today, with approximately 150-200 quintals of melons per acre, he generates an income of more than Rs 3 crore in just a four-month season.

A user on Reddit shared their experience with UPSC. They left their job out of a desire to help people and prepared for UPSC, but failed.

Indian Police Service (IPS) officer recently made a post on X sharing the story of his 'UPSC prep flatmate' who failed to crack the UPSC exam at multiple attempts. However, the flatmate landed a great job with a lucrative package. 

Anuradha Pal was born in a small village in Haridwar. She endured economic challenges and hardships in her childhood. In her second attempt in the year 2015, Anuradha Pal secured the 62^nd rank. Presently, she serves as the District Magistrate in Bageshwar.

Ishita Kishore faced failure in UPSC exams twice but did not give up on her dreams. Ishita Kishore believes that it is crucial to stay disciplined in this journey. To ensure comprehensive study of all subjects, one must study regularly.

IAS Kinjal Singh’s father was murdered when she was only 6 months old. Her mother fought for justice for several years and Kinjal continued the journey after growing up. The murderers were convicted after 31 years. In the year 2008, all the woes of life disappeared when Kinjal became an IAS officer in the year 2008.

Karnataka’s Nandini KR studied civil engineering for her higher education and then went on to pursue UPSC exams to become an IAS officer. She faced multiple setbacks in her first few attempts, but she persevered and emerged victorious in her fourth attempt at UPSC 2016 by becoming an All-India topper.

Amit Nirajan's passion for studies has led him to qualify UGC NET exam seven times in seven different subjects. He holds eight Master's degrees and is continuing with his research the second time with NET JRF.