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

Surabhi Gautam, from a small village, overcame her lack of English fluency and limited resources to become an IAS officer. She worked at Tata's company and cracked the UPSC exam without coaching, setting an inspiring example.

Chhattisgarh is preparing to join Madhya Pradesh and Bihar in providing MBBS courses in Hindi, enhancing accessibility to medical education for Hindi-speaking students. This article examines the states leading this initiative and the benefits it offers.

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.

Remembering the versatile actor Irrfan Khan on his death anniversary. His profound impact on cinema resonates, leaving behind a legacy of timeless performances cherished by fans worldwide

Anushka Aggarwal followed a regular study routine, dedicating just 3-4 hours a day to her studies. She achieved a perfect score of 100 in both Science and Mathematics. Let’s take a look at her marksheet.

Jayant Chaudhary secured the top position in 12th class Arts stream in the MP Board Result 2024. His father works as a farmer and makes the ends meet with his modest income.

IAS Surabhi Gautam is one of the youngest IAS officers in India. She qualified for the USPC Civil Service Exam (CSE) at the young age of 21. Having attended a Hindi-medium school, she faced challenges with English. However, this did not deter her from achieving her dream. 

Vandana Singh Chauhan's family did not support her dreams of pursuing higher education; however, her father’s support encouraged her to achieve tremendous success. She cleared the Hindi-medium UPSC exam in 2012 with an All India Rank (AIR) of 8 in her first attempt.

Pari Bishnoi accomplished the remarkable feat of becoming an IAS officer at the age of 24. Pari faced setbacks with two failed attempts at UPSC. She persevered, and on her third attempt she successfully secured a position among the top 30.

Ahinsa Jain, a resident of Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, appeared for UPSC exams 6 times, and could only achieve her dream of becoming an IAS officer in her very last attempt. She gives the credit of her success to her parents and feels grateful for their constant support.

IAS Mudra Gairola’s father had once dreamed of becoming an IAS officer. Due to some reasons, his dreams remained unfulfilled. Mudra made it to the interview rounds in 2018 and 2019 UPSC exams. However, she could not succeed in any of them. She accomplished her ultimate goal in 2022 by becoming an IAS officer.

IAS Vijay Wardhan is a resident of Sirsa district of Haryana. He appeared for 30 competitive exams but was not selected in a single one of them. He failed in his first four UPSC attempts and became an IPS officer in 2018. Vijay Wardhan did not stop there and appeared for the exams again in 2021. This time, he accomplished his dream of becoming an IAS officer.

Prem Sukh Delu is a resident of Bikaner, Rajasthan. He pursued a graduation degree from Rajkiya Dungar College did his MA in History and became a gold medallist. Prem Sukh became an IPS officer after successfully clearing the UPSC exams.

Preeti Chandra was born in Kundan village, Sikar district, Rajasthan. She pursued an MA degree from Maharani College, Jaipur, and embarked on her professional journey as a journalist. Preeti also holds a BEd degree. She achieved 255^th rank in her first attempt at UPSC without attending any coaching classes.