Take UPSC Cracking Tips from Vyom Bindal: Motivation of parents is the biggest weapon, preparing for handling business, got 141st rank in sixth attempt

29-year-old Vyom Bindal, a resident of Solan, Himachal Pradesh, has secured 141st rank in the UPSC 2020 examination. He passed the exam in the 6th attempt. For this achievement, he described the motivation of his parents as the biggest weapon. He took coaching only for the first 2 years and after that started studying at home. Along with handling his father’s business, he also prepared for UPSC exam and this time was his sixth attempt.

Vyom Jindal’s father Arvind Jindal is 54 years old and his mother is Radha Bindal and his younger brother. His mother is a housewife. Father runs business. Younger brother does business in Delhi. Vyom says that his placement was done during his engineering studies, but he thought it appropriate to leave his job and take over his business. Started working with his father in his factory located in Baddi.

Vyom Bindal with his family.

Passed UPSC Exam as a Career Not a Service

Vyom Bindal says that he did not clear UPSC exam as a career, but only as a service. Because he already has a career. He belongs to business family. In such a situation, he was not worried about his job career, but his father Arvind Bindal often used to say that the son has to do something for the country and help the needy people. Just then he decided that he would take the civil services exam and fulfill his father’s dream.

Vyom Bindal receiving the prize at the hands of the Governor in a competition organized in the school.

Schooling in Solan, Graduation from NIT Hamirpur

Vyom Bindal studied up to 10th from a private school in Solan district, Geetadhar. After this he studied till 12th from BL Central Public School. Here he took non-medical. In 2010, NIT Hamirpur got selected for B.Tech. BTech lasted till 2014. In the meantime, he also got a campus placement, but he thought it appropriate to run a business with his father, not a job. In the meantime, he went to Delhi for 2 years and took coaching, after that he came back home and started preparations.

Even the younger son was not sent abroad

Vyom Bindal’s father Arvind Bindal also says that he always inspired both his sons to work for social service. His younger son, who is doing business in Delhi, also got an offer to do PhD from Canberra University, but he refused and clearly told the son to stay in the country and work for the country and study here. .