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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.

Muskan Jindal, hailing from Solan, Himachal Pradesh, managed to clear the UPSC 2019 exams and achieved an impressive All India Rank of 87, securing the position of IFS officer. With her remarkable success, she brought immense pride to her hometown.

Priyanka Goel is an IAS officer from Delhi. Her journey to success is nothing short of a fairy tale. Priyanka Goel showed perseverance and determination in the face of challenges and achieved success in UPSC in her very last sixth attempt.

IAS Vishakha Yadav was born in Delhi. She holds an Engineering degree from Delhi Technological University. In the year 2019, Vishaka appeared for the UPSC exams for the third time and successfully secured an impressive 6^th rank.

Tens of lakhs of students aspire to become IAS and IPS officers and dream of cracking the UPSC exams with flying colours. Former IPS officer Rajesh Pandey shares a few tips in this article addressing topics like how an aspirant must prepare for clearing the exams.

Ravi Kapoor’s success story is not a typical one where the main character immediately realizes their dreams and work for it. He was average in his studies, pursued engineering on his parents’ insistence, and left them midway to become a bodybuilder. However, things changed drastically after an incident where he made the most important decision of his life.

It is crucial to thoroughly understand the syllabus and exam patter of the UPSC. The UPSC examination consists of three stages, namely Prelims, Mains, and Interview. Each of these stages has its own unique syllabus. This foundational understanding forms the basis for a well-informed and effective approach to the exam.

The NCERT has revised a chapter in its Class 12 political science textbook to drop a paragraph on separatist politics in Jammu and Kashmir and to add a brief mention of scrapping of its special status last year

The National Council of Educational Research and Training has introduced a poem by former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in a Class 8 textbook
 

The move is aimed at helping students understand chapters better by watching a film or reading additional content on laptops and digital boards