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IAS Success Story: Lost Mother During Studies, But Didn't Give Up, Got Success Again in Second Attempt

 
IAS Success Story: Lost Mother During Studies, But Didn't Give Up, Got Success Again in Second Attempt

Yuva Patrkaar, New Delhi : UPSC exam is considered one of the toughest exams in the world. Everyone dreams of passing it. But only selected people can pass it. Because to pass it one has to work hard day and night. Along with this, it is also necessary to have knowledge of almost every subject.

If someone clears the UPSC exam. So his discussions start in the surrounding area. Along with this, the successful candidates are allotted the posts of IAS, IPS, IFS etc. on the basis of their rank and preference. Meanwhile, tomorrow we are going to tell you the success story of Haryana's IAS Ankita Chaudhary. Those who have achieved success through hard work.

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Let us tell you that when Ankita of Rohtak district of Haryana appeared for the Civil Services exam for the first time in 2017, she did not get success but in her second attempt, she achieved All India Rank 14. Presently Ankita Chowdhary is working as ADC of Sonipat.

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Graduated From Here

Ankita Chowdhary, a resident of Meham town in Rohtak district, graduated from Delhi's Hindu College after intermediate. After this he made up his mind for UPSC. However, before this Ankita had taken admission in post graduation.

Ankita Chowdhary did not appear for the UPSC Civil Services Examination until she completed her post-graduation. After obtaining his master's degree, he started preparing extensively for the UPSC exams.

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Mother Died While Studying

Ankita's mother died in a road accident during her studies. This incident deeply shocked Ankita but she did not allow herself to become weak. He paid tribute to his late mother by becoming an IAS officer. In this his father supported him a lot.

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First Exam Given in 2017

When Ankita, who studied chemistry in graduation and post graduation, started preparing for UPSC, she chose Public Administration as an optional subject. In the year 2017, he gave the exam for the first time but when the result came, his name was not there.

This did not hamper Ankita's preparation, rather she started working harder. Then in the year 2018, she appeared for the second attempt, this time she not only passed the toughest exam of the country but also emerged as the topper.

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