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Yogesh Patil secured the 231^st rank in the UPSC exam on his very first attempt in 2018, earning a position in the Indian Police Service (IPS). However, his dream was to become an IAS officer. In the year 2019, he reappeared for the exam and secured an AIR 63.

Retired IPS officer Anil Kumar Rai had little interest in his studies, but when his father showed him the right path to follow, he became determined to change his life.

Anshika Jain's journey from childhood adversity to achieving AIR-306 in UPSC 2022 showcases resilience, determination, and inspiring perseverance.

Despite facing setbacks in his first three attempts, Sreenath cracked UPSC in 2018 and achieved his dream of becoming an IAS officer.

N Ambika was married off at the young age of 14, she became a mother of two kids by 18. She eventually cracked UPSC in her fourth attempt in the year 2008, achieving the rank of IPS officer.

Discover the inspiring journey of Vivek Atray, a former IAS officer turned motivational speaker and education advisor, in this insightful article.

Dr Shrikant Jichkar was regarded as India's most learned man, having earned several degrees, cleared the UPSC exam twice, and later entered politics, where is also emerged victorious. 

After clearing the UPSC exams, IAS, IFS, and IPS officers undergo intensive training. The foundational training is provided at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand.

Successful candidates are assigned to various services such as the IAS, IPS, and IFS based on their ranks. Let’s read about the salaries and other facilities that IAS officers receive.

The UPSC exams are considered the most challenging exams to crack in India. Successful candidates are assigned to various services such as the IAS, IPS, and IFS based on their ranks.

IAS Varun Baranwal is a resident of Boisar, Maharashtra. Varun lost his father when he was still a school student. After completing his class 10th, he took the responsibility of running the household. Due to financial constraints, he discontinued his studies and started repairing bicycles. An acquaintance of Varun, who was also a doctor, helped him secure admission in a college. With sheer dedication and consistent practice for 8 years, Varun Baranwal became a UPSC topper.

Coaching centres are always packed with students preparing for the UPSC exams. But have you ever heard of a story, where the protagonist made the impossible happen by just studying from a smart phone? Srinath worked as a porter for many years at Ernakulam Railway Station. He had no money to afford the books. Despite everything, he educated himself with the help of video lessons and became an IAS officer.

Rajasthan’s Neha cracked JEE exams after grade 12 and graduated from IIT Kanpur. After that, she appeared for the UPSC exams but could not even clear the preliminary round. Neha distanced herself from social media and changed her learning strategies. Her dedication and commitment helped her achieve her dream. She became an IAS officer in 2021 batch by securing 260^th rank in 2020 UPSC exams.

Vasu Jain is a law graduate from Gujarat National Law University (GNLU). He could not secure a job during his university’s placement drive despite being one of the toppers of the college. Then, he got inspired from his mother and decided to prepare for the UPSC exam. In 2020, Vasu Jain appeared in the exam and passed with an incredible 67^th rank.