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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.

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. 

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.

Ayush Goel, an IIM graduate, left a high-paying job to pursue his dream of becoming an IAS officer. He cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023. 

Deshal Dan Ratnu, hailing from a humble background in Rajasthan, overcame financial adversity and personal tragedy to secure the 82nd rank in the UPSC CSE, fulfilling his martyred brother's dream.

After facing several setbacks, Prerna Singh decided to give another shot at UPSC and managed to secure the 271^st rank, achieving her dream of becoming an officer.

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has announced openings for 123 positions. Interested candidates must submit their applications by 16 August 2024.

Despite these setbacks, IPS officer Aditya Kumar remained determined and persistent, ultimately clearing the UPSC exam on his fourth attempt. In 2018, he achieved AIR 630 and is currently serving as an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Sangrur, Punjab.

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.

While stress is common during UPSC studies, Fabi placed extra pressure on herself to succeed on her first attempt, which led to anxiety and panic attacks. Despite the challenges, she remained determined and secured an incredible 71^st rank in her very first attempt at UPSC 2023.

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.

Atul Raj was determined to serve the country as an officer despite experiencing failures in NDA and CDS exams. After a few setbacks, he tried again and secured the 72^nd rank on his second attempt at UPSC CAPF.

Here is a remarkable story of a person who turned his failures into stepping stones for achieving greater heights in life. At the young age of 24, Arpit Gupta achieved All India Rank of 54 in UPSC 2021 exam. He accomplished his dream of becoming an IAS officer.