UPSC Success Story News

At just 22, Safin Hasan wrote his name in history as one of the youngest officers in the Indian Police Service but his journey was far from ordinary. Growing up in a small village in Gujarat, he faced years of financial hardship, personal challenges, and even a life-threatening accident. Yet, with an unshakable will and relentless determination, he turned every obstacle into a stepping stone. Scroll down to read more about his story.  

Meet Taruni Pandey who battled serious health issues, let go of a dream she once held dear, and missed an important exam just days before it was scheduled. But none of it stopped her. With no coaching, limited time, and immense pressure, this woman turned her final attempt into a life-changing moment, securing one of the top ranks in one of India’s toughest exams. Her journey is not just about cracking UPSC. Scroll down to read her inspiring story.

Indrajit Singh, a 2016-batch IAS officer of the Uttar Pradesh cadre, embodies persistence, discipline, and a quiet sense of purpose. 

Mudra Gairola’s journey is a powerful tale of courage, resilience, and the pursuit of a legacy. Hailing from Uttarakhand and a gold medalist in dentistry, she made an unexpected career pivot to follow a dream that wasn’t entirely her own. Her path to success wasn’t straightforward, it was filled with emotional hurdles, tough decisions, and a purpose bigger than personal ambition. Scroll down to read all about her inspiring story. 

At just 21, Vidushi Singh became India’s youngest woman to clear the UPSC exam with a top rank. But instead of choosing the most sought-after service, she made a surprising decision one deeply rooted in a family promise. Hailing from a small town and armed with self-preparation alone, her story is a powerful reminder that age, background, and expectations are no barriers when dreams are driven by purpose. Scroll down to read more. 

Nisa Unnirajan’s journey to cracking the UPSC exam is a story of resilience, determination, and quiet strength. Balancing personal challenges, motherhood, and a physical disability, she proved that persistence can overcome even the toughest odds. Her success, achieved later in life, stands as a powerful reminder that dreams don’t come with an expiry date and that with commitment, even the most difficult paths can lead to triumph.

Shreyans Gomes, a 26-year-old from Murudeshwar, Karnataka, has become an inspiration for countless UPSC aspirants by cracking the Civil Services Examination in his third attempt without any coaching. His journey is a powerful reminder that with dedication, smart planning, and resilience, success is possible no matter the circumstances. Scroll down to read about his inspiring story.

Malavika G Nair, a determined civil servant from Kerala and an IRS officer from the 2020 batch, achieved an extraordinary feat by clearing the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2024 with AIR 45, just 17 days after giving birth. Balancing motherhood and ambition, her story stands as a powerful example of perseverance and resilience. Scroll down to read all about her inspiring story here.

Dhanush Kumar, an IPS officer, secured All India Rank 501 in the UPSC exam after four failed attempts. His father abandoned the family, Dhanush's early life was filled with challenges. His journey is a powerful reminder that perseverance can overcome the hardest of circumstances. Scroll down to read about his inspiring story.

IAS Success Story: Neha Byadwal's story reflects extraordinary dedication and resilience. She failed in Class 5 and then faced multiple setbacks in UPSC—two failed prelims and one failed mains.

Junaid Ahmad, a young man from Nagina in Uttar Pradesh who secured 60 per cent marks in class 10th but with his hard work and dedication he scores AIR 3 in UPSC CSE exam. His story is a shining example of perseverance, resilience, and the power of not giving up, making him one of India’s most inspiring UPSC success stories. Scroll down to read more about it.

Meet a farmer’s daughter from Madhya Pradesh, who cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam in her second attempt with an impressive AIR 23, without any coaching. She turned to self-study after failing her first attempt. Tapasya not only broke academic barriers but also societal ones when she rejected the 'Kanyadaan' ritual at her wedding. Scroll down to read about her inspiring story.

Meet a boy from a small village in Maharashtra who became India’s youngest IAS officer just at the age of 21, it is a powerful story of determination and resilience. Coming from a financially challenged background, his father an autorickshaw driver and mother a farm worker, Ansar overcame several hardships and fulfilled his dream inspite of all the struggles. Scroll down to read about his inspiring story.

The UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) is one of India’s most prestigious and competitive exams, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission. It is held annually to recruit candidates for top administrative positions like IAS, IPS, and IFS. The exam has three stages—Prelims, Mains, and Interview—and tests a candidate’s knowledge, analytical ability, and decision-making skills. It is considered a gateway to India's elite civil services.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is the premier central recruitment agency in India, responsible for conducting examinations such as the Civil Services Examination. It is responsible for selecting candidates for esteemed positions such as IAS, IPS, and IFS. The selection process includes three stages — Preliminary, Mains, and Interview — and is known for its high level of difficulty. UPSC ensures fair and merit-based recruitment, playing a key role in upholding transparency, efficiency, and integrity in the appointment of government officials.  

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is India’s premier central recruiting agency responsible for conducting exams like the Civil Services Examination. It selects candidates for prestigious roles such as IAS, IPS, and IFS. The exam process is rigorous, consisting of Preliminary, Mains, and Interview stages. UPSC plays a crucial role in maintaining merit-based recruitment in Indian administration, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and integrity in the selection of government officials.  

While many dream of cracking the UPSC or donning the Indian cricket jersey, Amay Khurasiya did both. Hailing from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, Khurasiya is the only Indian international cricketer known to have cleared the prestigious UPSC Civil Services examination before making his debut for India. Scroll down to know all about him:

While thousands of aspirants prepare each year to crack the UPSC Civil Services Examination in hopes of joining prestigious services like the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and Indian Police Service (IPS), here is one inspiring success story that stands out.

UPSC Success Story: The UPSC Civil Services Examination is India’s most prestigious competitive exam, conducted annually in three stages: Preliminary, Mains, and Interview. It selects candidates for top government services like IAS, IPS, and IFS. The exam demands deep knowledge, analytical skills, and dedication to serve the nation through administrative roles. IAS couples like Tina Dabi–Dr. Pradeep Gawande and Srishti Deshmukh–Nagarjuna B. Gowda often make headlines for their inspiring journeys and dedication to social service. Their stories continue to motivate and encourage thousands of civil service aspirants across the country.  

Thousands of aspirants dream of cracking the UPSC Civil Services Examination to join prestigious services like the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and Indian Police Service (IPS). Becoming an officer in these prestigious services requires clearing the Civil Services Examination, conducted every year by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The selection process includes three stages: Preliminary Exam, Main Exam, and the Interview (Personality Test).