Achiever  

Dhritishman Dutta chose research at IISc over IITs after excelling in JEE and NEET exams, defying conventional career paths.
 

Renu Raj, hailing from Kottayam, Kerala, embarked on her UPSC journey while practicing as a surgeon. On her very first attempt, she cracked the exams, securing AIR 2.

Rinku Singh Rahi, hailing from Uttar Pradesh, became the District Social Welfare Officer in 2007 through the UPPSC. He was shot at 6 times by miscreants for exposing corruption. He survived and eventually cracked UPSC in 2021, becoming an IAS officer.

Meet Nirbhay Thacker, a remarkable young achiever who finished school and college early, aiming for ten engineering degrees and a PhD.

Rajasthan’s Rupa Yadav was married as a child at the age of 8 and moved to her in-laws’ home a few years later. Recognizing her potential, her family supported her education. With immense dedication, she cracked NEET and is an MBBS doctor today.

Hemant Pareek hails from Hanumangarh, Rajasthan. Her persevered and achieved tremendous success despite all the financial challenges.

Srishti Dabas from Delhi achieved UPSC success on her first try, relying on self-study while balancing a job at RBI.

Jaykumar, a resident of Jabra in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand, launched his own business during the pandemic. Inspired by a YouTube video, he established a notebook manufacturing unit. Today, his products are sold all across the country.

Sunita and Suhas Ramegowda's venture, 'The Good Gift', reimagines traditional rag dolls with eco-friendly practices while empowering tribal women artisans.

Rajni received specialized training in pickle-making, took a loan of Rs 10,000 from a government bank and embarked on a new journey. Today, she has become financially independent and has successfully provided employment to 15 women.

Discover Ananya Singh's inspiring journey from Prayagraj to becoming one of India's youngest IAS officers through dedication and self-study.

Dr Balamurali Ambati became the world’s youngest doctor at the age of 17. He also holds a Guinness World Record. Let’s read about two more inspiring doctors.

The story of this doctor is truly remarkable. Dr Jagveer Singh, hailing from Bharatpur, Rajasthan, uses a wheelchair but has saved the lives of hundreds of people.

IAS officer Pari Bishnoi secured an impressive 30^th rank in the UPSC exams. She was inspired by her mother to pursue a career in the civil services.

Priyadarshini began preparing for the UPSC exams after completing her graduation and appeared for both the Civil Service and Forest Service exams. After eight failures, she achieved success in her ninth attempt, securing the 82^nd rank in the Indian Forest Service exam.