Hubli: Shrinivas MPThe son of a railway guard has crossed another milestone by doing engineering in Bangalore and MS in Seattle. The 29-year-old cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination and secured 235th rank.
Prasanna MP, Srinivas’s father, is an express guard in South Western Railway, Hubli. “My father used to stay away from home on duty while my mother used to take tuitions for the neighborhood children,” Shrinivas said.
“He made sure I got a good education and constantly motivated me to achieve more and more in life.” family, from malebennur Has been living for many years in Hubli, in Davangere district.
Srinivas did his schooling from Chinmaya Vidyalaya in Hubli and joined Narayana College, Hyderabad for PU. “I did BE at RV College of Engineering in Bengaluru and completed MS from University of Washington, Seattle. Then I worked in a private company for a year and came back Karnataka With the intention of cracking the civil services exam,” he said. This was his fifth attempt.
“Since I was very interested in Kannada literature, I took coaching from an experienced Kannada critic Narhalli Balasubramanya In Bengaluru for three months I did not join coaching for the general paper but appeared for some tests in Bengaluru to assess my studies,” he said while elaborating on his preparation.
Prasanna MP, Srinivas’s father, is an express guard in South Western Railway, Hubli. “My father used to stay away from home on duty while my mother used to take tuitions for the neighborhood children,” Shrinivas said.
“He made sure I got a good education and constantly motivated me to achieve more and more in life.” family, from malebennur Has been living for many years in Hubli, in Davangere district.
Srinivas did his schooling from Chinmaya Vidyalaya in Hubli and joined Narayana College, Hyderabad for PU. “I did BE at RV College of Engineering in Bengaluru and completed MS from University of Washington, Seattle. Then I worked in a private company for a year and came back Karnataka With the intention of cracking the civil services exam,” he said. This was his fifth attempt.
“Since I was very interested in Kannada literature, I took coaching from an experienced Kannada critic Narhalli Balasubramanya In Bengaluru for three months I did not join coaching for the general paper but appeared for some tests in Bengaluru to assess my studies,” he said while elaborating on his preparation.
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