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<\/figure>\nIn 2019, she couldn’t clear the preliminary round, which is the initial stage of the UPSC exam.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Following her studies, she worked as a resident physician at AIIMS Patna.
\n<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\nMillions of UPSC aspirants in India are currently dedicating a considerable amount of time and effort to prepare for one of the country\u2019s most challenging exams. The achievements of successful candidates from previous years serve as a source of inspiration for these aspirants, motivating them to study even harder.<\/p>\n
Seeking guidance from top performers is a common practice among applicants, as they strive to enhance their exam preparation. This is the story of Anshu Priya, an MBBS graduate, who embarked on a steady climb towards success and achieved her goal through unwavering determination.<\/p>\n
Anshu Priya, a native of Munger district in Bihar, had previously completed her MBBS degree. Her father is a professor, and her family has a strong background in education, with both grandparents being teachers.<\/p>\n
Anshu Priya completed her high school education at Notre Dame Academy Munger before joining AIIMS Patna to pursue a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. Following her studies, she worked as a resident physician at AIIMS Patna.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nAfter obtaining her degree, Anshu Priya worked in various hospitals and healthcare institutions. It was during her MBBS studies that she decided to pursue the UPSC exam, but failed in her first two attempts. In 2019, she couldn\u2019t clear the preliminary round, which is the initial stage of the UPSC exam. Similarly, her second attempt also ended in disappointment.<\/p>\n
During various interviews, Anshu Priya revealed that she found her inspiration to become an IAS officer while pursuing her MBBS degree. Witnessing the lack of awareness about critical illnesses and the absence of a robust healthcare system, she recognized that effecting substantial change from the grassroots level would require more than being a doctor.<\/p>\n
To bring about the desired transformation, she realized the importance of becoming an administrative officer. In her third attempt at the UPSC exam, after the preliminary round, Anshu Priya dedicated half of her time to revision and the remaining portion to taking mock tests.<\/p>\n
In 2021, Anshu Priya achieved success in her third attempt at the UPSC exam, securing an All India Rank (AIR) of 16. She dedicated significant efforts to her preparation, diligently participating in multiple test series. Her elective subject was Medical Science. Recently, Anshu Priya received her first placement as a trainee IAS officer in the city of Jodhpur, located in the state of Rajasthan.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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Millions of UPSC aspirants in India are currently dedicating a considerable amount of time and effort to prepare for one of the country\u2019s most challenging exams. The achievements of successful candidates from previous years serve as a source of inspiration for these aspirants, motivating them to study even harder.<\/p>\n
Seeking guidance from top performers is a common practice among applicants, as they strive to enhance their exam preparation. This is the story of Anshu Priya, an MBBS graduate, who embarked on a steady climb towards success and achieved her goal through unwavering determination.<\/p>\n
Anshu Priya, a native of Munger district in Bihar, had previously completed her MBBS degree. Her father is a professor, and her family has a strong background in education, with both grandparents being teachers.<\/p>\n
Anshu Priya completed her high school education at Notre Dame Academy Munger before joining AIIMS Patna to pursue a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. Following her studies, she worked as a resident physician at AIIMS Patna.<\/p>\n
After obtaining her degree, Anshu Priya worked in various hospitals and healthcare institutions. It was during her MBBS studies that she decided to pursue the UPSC exam, but failed in her first two attempts. In 2019, she couldn\u2019t clear the preliminary round, which is the initial stage of the UPSC exam. Similarly, her second attempt also ended in disappointment.<\/p>\n During various interviews, Anshu Priya revealed that she found her inspiration to become an IAS officer while pursuing her MBBS degree. Witnessing the lack of awareness about critical illnesses and the absence of a robust healthcare system, she recognized that effecting substantial change from the grassroots level would require more than being a doctor.<\/p>\n To bring about the desired transformation, she realized the importance of becoming an administrative officer. In her third attempt at the UPSC exam, after the preliminary round, Anshu Priya dedicated half of her time to revision and the remaining portion to taking mock tests.<\/p>\n In 2021, Anshu Priya achieved success in her third attempt at the UPSC exam, securing an All India Rank (AIR) of 16. She dedicated significant efforts to her preparation, diligently participating in multiple test series. Her elective subject was Medical Science. Recently, Anshu Priya received her first placement as a trainee IAS officer in the city of Jodhpur, located in the state of Rajasthan.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n