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Sultanpur’s Jhanvi Verma was selected for the post of Assistant Prosecution Officer after clearing the UPPSC-APO examination. But she wished to become a judge and accomplished her dream by studying hard for it. She gives credit to her family and friends who were a constant source of encouragement for her. Jhanvi secured 5th rank in the UPPSC-J exam.
 

Ambika Raina is an IAS officer from UPSC 2022 batch. Ambika earned a degree in architecture from CEPT University, Ahmedabad. During her graduation, she received an internship offer in Switzerland. She returned to India and cracked the UPSC exams in her third attempt by securing 164th rank. 
 

Aishwarya Sheoran won the title of ‘Miss Delhi’, and subsequently participated in Femina Miss India in 2016, and became one of the top 21 finalists. Aishwarya had dreamed of joining the civil services. With ten months of self-study, she appeared for the 2018 UPSC exams, and successfully cracked it in her first attempt.

The key is to understand and respond rightly to the questions, says Sumanth Makam

The Kerala State Government administers and conducts the Kerala PSC ( Public Service Commission). This exam is conducted each year for recruitment to various positions in the state.

A group of 58 Indian-origin executives heading various companies across 11 different countries, including the US, Canada and Singapore, collectively employ more than 3.6 million people and account for a combined $1 trillion in revenue, according to a list released by a US-based top Indian diaspora organisation

 While there seems to be a needless controversy over the exclusion of syllabus as regards CBSE, none other than Ramesh Pokhriyal, the HRD minister has come out in the open and given a clarification
 

The students of the Industrial Training Institute (ITI) in Maharashtra will learn how to assemble parts of the Rafale jet. The French aviation company and the ITI have jointly designed the syllabus of the two-year course

During a meeting on the syllabus of under-graduate courses at the DU campus, Professor Rasal Singh, a member of the academic council, objected to an update to the English syllabus, which, he alleged, portrayed the RSS and its ideology in "bad light"

Union Minister Rathod also expressed happiness for the decision to make sports compulsory, apart from reducing the weight of students to 50 percent. Rathore also stressed on how education is not just limited to classrooms.