Officers  

IAS officer Pari Bishnoi secured an impressive 30^th rank in the UPSC exams. She was inspired by her mother to pursue a career in the civil services.

Priyadarshini began preparing for the UPSC exams after completing her graduation and appeared for both the Civil Service and Forest Service exams. After eight failures, she achieved success in her ninth attempt, securing the 82^nd rank in the Indian Forest Service exam.

Satyam Kumar from Bihar holds the distinction of being the youngest student to clear IIT-JEE. He has worked with numerous renowned companies including Apple.

Shraddha Gome from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, excelled from school to becoming an IAS officer, inspiring with her academic achievements and dedication.

Ashish Kumar Singhal, a resident of Jaipur, Rajasthan, failed in UPSC exams four consecutive times. Despite the setbacks, he refused to give up and eventually achieved an incredible AIR 8 in UPSC 2023.

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

IPS Anshika Verma cracked the UPSC CSE examination on her second attempt without any coaching. She credits her parents for their support, which has helped her achieve her dreams. 

Smita Sabharwal's inspiring journey from Darjeeling to becoming one of India's youngest IAS officers exemplifies resilience and success in civil services, showcasing the power of determination and dedication.

When starting with UPSC CSE preparation, it can be difficult to decide whether to join a coaching or not. If you are facing the same dilemma, take advice from IAS Srushti Deshmukh.

Cafe Rista, introduced by the Uttar Pradesh Police Department, aims to bridge the gap between officers and civilians by offering delicious meals in a welcoming atmosphere, fostering community connections and prioritizing officer well-being.
 

UPSC CSE is the most challenging and competitive exam in the country and achieving AIR 1 is no small feat. Here are 7 IAS officers who secured first rank in their first attempt.

23-year-old Parul Dhayal has been selected as a Sub Lieutenant in the Indian Navy. She completed her training on May 25, 2024.

After five failed attempts, Paramita Malakar, a resident of West Bengal, finally achieved success in UPSC. Let’s learn more about her success strategy.

Here are the top 7 Indian-origin CEOs of the world's leading billion-dollar corporations. 

After his childhood breakup, Aditya Pandey promised to become an IAS officer. Despite experiencing two setbacks, he secured the 48^th rank in the UPSC CSE 2022 exam.