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Pooja Parth, a resident of Kota, Rajasthan, is an IAS officer from 2015 batch. Presently, she is serving as the District Collector and District Magistrate in Jalore, Rajasthan.  

The UPSC exams are considered the most challenging exams to crack in India. Successful candidates are assigned to various services such as the IAS, IPS, and IFS based on their ranks.

Harsha Kabra, originally from Chittorgarh district in Rajasthan, has secured the position of APS (Australian Protective Service) in the police department of Australia.

In the last 16 years, Mahendra Modi, a former IPS officer, has developed 8 models, one of which has been patented. This system features a tank that can store water in multi-storey buildings without wasting any electricity. Additionally, it can also save groundwater, and the need for an RO system is eliminated.

A village in Uttar Pradesh holds a special distinction of boasting the highest number of IAS and IPS officers in the country. Madhopatti village has 75 families and it has made a significant contribution by producing 47 IAS and IPS officers.

A village in Uttar Pradesh holds a special distinction of boasting the highest number of IAS and IPS officers in the country. Madhopatti village has 75 houses. It has made a significant contribution by producing 47 IAS and IPS officers.

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.

Simala Prasad is an IPS officer from Madhya Pradesh. Through sheer hard work and self-study, she cleared the examination in her first attempt.

Manoj Sharma faced financial constraints growing up and struggled to pay his school fees. After initially failing in class 12, he managed to complete his graduation, and then got inspired to pursue UPSC exams. After three failed attempts, he finally cracked the UPSC exam by securing 121^st rank in his fourth and final attempt.

IAS Vijay Wardhan is a resident of Sirsa district of Haryana. He appeared for 30 competitive exams but was not selected in a single one of them. He failed in his first four UPSC attempts and became an IPS officer in 2018. Vijay Wardhan did not stop there and appeared for the exams again in 2021. This time, he accomplished his dream of becoming an IAS officer.

Savita Pradhan was born in Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh. She was the first girl from her village to complete class 10 studies. Savita was married off at the young age of 16. At 21, she moved out of her husband’s house with her sons and started a new life. She cleared the MPPSC exams in her first attempt and became a PCS officer.

Prem Sukh Delu is a resident of Bikaner, Rajasthan. He pursued a graduation degree from Rajkiya Dungar College did his MA in History and became a gold medallist. Prem Sukh became an IPS officer after successfully clearing the UPSC exams.

People end up losing all hope when they face failures, but Manoj Kumar did not let his life crumble away when he failed in class 12^th. He had dreamt of achieving a huge milestone as a kid and that’s what he did. He studied hard and cleared his UPSC exams in his fourth attempt.

Preeti Chandra was born in Kundan village, Sikar district, Rajasthan. She pursued an MA degree from Maharani College, Jaipur, and embarked on her professional journey as a journalist. Preeti also holds a BEd degree. She achieved 255^th rank in her first attempt at UPSC without attending any coaching classes.

Rajan Singh is an IIT Kanpur alumnus, who cleared UPSC exams and worked as an IPS officer in Kerala for eight years. After a few years of service, he resigned from the post and pursued MBA. Today, he is a successful entrepreneur who runs his own e-learning platforms.