According to Minister Maurya Bhardwaj, patience and perseverance is the key to crack the UPSC Civil Services exam, whose childhood dream has come true after four failed attempts. Maurya, a 28-year-old engineering graduate from NIT Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, earned an All. have received India Rank (AIR) 28 inches upsc civil services 2021 final result Which was announced on Monday.
Maurya, who has been dreaming of becoming an IAS officer since childhood and taking on “huge responsibility”, says he is happy that he made his family proud, now he wants to make the entire country proud by working in health and education. region.
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He says that his family is happy after knowing his result. His father is a government school teacher, his mother is a government medical department and his brother is a surgeon in AIIMS. “My parents have always insisted on a good education for both their children,” he said.
This was Maurya’s fifth attempt in the Civil Services Examination. “I was able to make it to the interview round twice, still I missed out on the final selection but even after going back a few sets and making my family proud, it is a joy and a dream come true. I was hoping for a better rank this time, but it’s not bad either.”
educational background
Morya, who did Electrical and Communication Engineering from NIT Warangal in 2014, started working in a multinational company in Hyderabad after graduation. “Even though I got a job as an electrical engineer, I didn’t feel complete. Since childhood I wanted to become an IAS officer so I decided to fulfill my dream. I quit my job and started preparing for the exam. But, I could not clear the exam in the initial attempts. I decided to rejoin my job while trying for the exam. ,
To prepare for his exams, Maurya joined Civils Daily, an online learning platform to continue his preparation along with the job. He claims that he also took the help of other platforms including Youtube and Telegram’s new letter pages to prepare for the exam.
‘Confidence is the key’
Talking about his interview, he said, “The interview was not as intimidating for me as I had tried earlier. Also, with my back down working, communication was not my challenge.”
There are very limited seats in this exam and a lot of factors play a role in getting selected, so don’t take it upon yourself if failure comes your way. And if you are determined and hardworking then success will come to you
Giving suggestions for UPSC aspirants, he said, “If they have to take anything from my experience, it is one thing that don’t give up. There are very limited seats in this exam and a lot of factors play a role in getting selected, so don’t take it upon yourself if failure comes your way. And if you are determined and hardworking then success will come to you.”
He advised the candidates to always keep a backup for themselves. “It will give them peace of mind. It will help them prepare more confidently.”
Asked to give last minute exam tips for students, he said, “Go into the exam hall with confidence. Don’t panic. Confidence is the biggest difference in prelims exam.”
dream with great effect
Talking about his goal as an IAS officer Yatra, “I am looking forward to it. I was born and brought up mostly in rural areas of the country and I know the hardships of the people of these places. So I want to work for the upliftment of these areas. So that the people of these areas can get better opportunities for their development.
He says that after Kovid, there has been a great devastation in education and there is a burden on the health sector. He further added, “My parents are also in the field of health and education, due to which I have a broader view of these areas, so these are my priority areas where I want to work.”
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