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Amrit Jain, hailing from Bhilwara, Rajasthan, is serving as an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.

After five failed attempts, Paramita Malakar, a resident of West Bengal, finally achieved success in UPSC. Let’s learn more about her success strategy.

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Himanshu Tyagi shared four common triggers that UPSC aspirants have to face that affect their mental health and preparation. 

After his childhood breakup, Aditya Pandey promised to become an IAS officer. Despite experiencing two setbacks, he secured the 48^th rank in the UPSC CSE 2022 exam.

Ishwar Gurjar was born in a lower-middle class family. When he failed in class 10, he lost interest in studies and wanted to find work instead of continuing his school education. However, his father provided crucial support during this difficult phase.

Ram Bhajan earned his degrees while working full-time as a constable. He even cracked the NET-JRF exam in Hindi in the year 2012. In his eighth UPSC attempt in 2022, Ram Bhajan’s perseverance paid off when he ranked 667^th in the exam.

Abdul Nasar secured a job in the Kerala Health Department after completing his studies. He never appeared for the competitive UPSC exams and yet achieved the prestigious rank of IAS in the year 2017. He served as the Collector of Kollam District in 2019.

Ambika, hailing from a village in Tamil Nadu, was married off at 14. She became a mother of two kids by 18 and became an IPS officer at the age of 30.

Inspired by a TV serial, C Vanmathi decided to pursue UPSC. Her dedication and perseverance paid off when she achieved success in the UPSC 2015 exam, securing the impressive rank of 152^nd.

If you are clear about your goals, you can start your UPSC preparation in class 12. Your college years are the best time to work on your personality and develop a disciplined approach to studies.

Start investing in your early 20s and set financial goals to have a secure and prosperous future. 

Skincare advice is abundant on the internet, but not all is effective and backed by science. Check out these anti-ageing tips, which are science-backed and actually work. 

Starting over at 30 can be the most thrilling adventure of your life. Amidst all the responsibilities, it may seem impossible to do it, but with a little patience, you can make it happen.

Rajasthan’s Purvi Nanda is a writer and an IRS officer. She embarked on her UPSC journey to realize her father’s dream. Remarkably, she cleared the exams in her first attempt solely through self-study, achieving the rank of an IRS officer.

Anand Kumar Singh secured 533^rd rank in the UPSC 2020 exam with Hindi medium. Let’s read some interesting questions that were asked from him during the interview.