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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 several setbacks, Ramya CS persevered and continued with her preparation. On her sixth attempt, she achieved AIR 46 and was ranked second in the state. Today, she is serving the nation as an IFS officer.

After multiple failures in UPSC and Gujarat PSC exams, Akash Chavda eventually achieved success by securing 1007^th rank in UPSC CSE 2023.

UPSC exams are considered extremely competitive and challenging. Only a small percentage of aspirants manage to crack the exams. Let’s read five inspiring stories.

Dr Anjali Garg secured an impressive 79^th rank in her second attempt and achieved her dream of becoming an IAS officer in 2023.

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

IFS officer Himanshu Tyagi shared a story of two friends from IIT Delhi on social media who started their UPSC journey together. One cracked UPSC and became an IPS officer. And the other one started coaching for IIT-JEE.

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. 

Khan sir is popular among aspirants preparing for competitive exams. His unique style of teaching makes learning effective.

Shivika Hans began her UPSC preparation and faced failure in her first two attempts. Despite the challenges, she persevered and ultimately achieved her dream by securing the 300^th rank in UPSC exam.

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.

With the formation of the new government, several government employees and pensioners are expecting the formation of the 8th pay commission until 2025 and its implementation in January 2026. 

Ved Lahoti, hailing from Indore, has secured AIR 1 in JEE Advanced 2024. He scored impressive 355 out of 360 marks, achieving a percentile of 98.61.

UPSC CSE 2024 will be held on June 16, 2024. Keep revising your study notes and learn about some important exam-related details here.

Following the results of Lok Sabha elections 2024, JD(U) expressed the need to review the Agnipath scheme for army recruitment. KC Tyagi, a JD(U) leader, said that the shortcomings of the Agnipath scheme should be discussed.