UPSC Topper Success Story: UPSC is one of the toughest exams in our country. If a candidate clears the UPSC exam in his first attempt, it is a very important thing. And if the age of that person is very young, then it is a great skill. Let us today tell you the story of one such inspiring IAS officer, who cleared the UPSC exam in his first attempt.
He became an IAS officer at the age of 22.
We are talking about IAS officer Chandrajyoti Singh, who cleared the UPSC exam at just 22 years of age. And his all India rank was 28. You will be surprised to know that he passed the UPSC exam without any training. Achieving such great success at such a young age is a great thing.
Education-
He received his education from Apeejay School, Jalandhar. He scored 10 CGPA in 10th class. After this, he studied class 12 at Bhawan Vidyalaya, Chandigarh. After this, he pursued a double degree in History and Political Science from St. Stephen’s College, University of Delhi.
A year of hard work
After completing her graduation, Chandrajyoti Singh started preparing for the UPSC exam, she worked hard for a year and cleared the UPSC exam in her first attempt. To clear UPSC, he also took mock tests and his year-long hard work paid off and he became IAS. He is an example for many candidates preparing for the UPSC exam that if you are determined, you can achieve anything with your hard work.
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