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Dr Akram Ahmad, son of a farmer from Uttar Pradesh, left a high-paying job to build 'Academically Global', an EdTech startup earning Rs 2 crore monthly.

Kanishak Kataria, an IIT graduate, left a lucrative job to pursue his dream of joining the civil service. Remarkably, he topped the UPSC exam in his very first attempt. 

Roman Saini became a doctor at the age of 20, an IAS officer by 22, and later founded Unacademy, an EdTech company valued at Rs 26,000 crore.

Pallavi Mishra secured AIR 73 in the UPSC exam on her second attempt without formal coaching. Driven by a childhood dream, she transitioned from a law background and a passion for music to achieve this remarkable feat. Her journey exemplifies the power of perseverance and dedication in achieving UPSC success.

The story of Mohammed Ali Shihab from Kerala is truly inspirational. He cleared exams for 21 government jobs and is now an IAS officer.

Read the inspiring success story of IAS Swati Meena Naik who cracked UPSC at the young age of 22, achieving her dream of becoming an IAS officer. 

Anamika Ramesh, after completing her BTech from NIT and her MBA from IIM, left her private job to embark on the challenging journey of the UPSC examination.

Ajay Grewal, a Head Constable in the Delhi Police, teaches 10,000 students, helping them prepare for government jobs. Let's find out how he manages to balance his police duties with this extraordinary teaching commitment.

Becoming an IAS or PCS officer is a dream for many, but what is the difference between the two? Find out who is more powerful and who earns a higher salary.

Preparing for competitive exams like SSC, Bank, or UPSC? Test your preparation with these 7 fun brain teasers and IQ questions. Can you crack these tricky questions?

Umesh Khandbahale, hailing from a small village in Maharashtra, overcame the odds, transforming his life from scoring just 21 marks in English during his class 12 to achieving his dream of becoming an IPS officer.

Despite five failed attempts at the UPSC exam, Amit Gemawat persevered for nine years, eventually joining the Indian Forest Service (IFoS) in 2019. 

Mahatma Gandhi's teachings offer profound insights that extend beyond the context of his time. His lessons on nonviolence, truth, simplicity, service, and persistence inspire us to lead lives of integrity and purpose.

Ratna Vishwanathan successfully passed the UPSC exam and, after 21 years in government service, chose to leave her job to pursue a career in education. She is now the CEO of 'Reach to Teach.'

Manuj Jindal, an IAS officer from the 2017 batch of Maharashtra cadre, achieved an impressive 53rd rank in the UPSC 2016 examination. His journey to success was marked by numerous challenges and perseverance.