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For the first time in
the year 1950, UPSC conducted the civil service examination. 3,647 students
took the first exam. In which Achutanand got the highest marks in writing, but
he could not get good numbers in the interview and N. Krishnan of Madras
became the first IAS topper of the country.
In today's era, passing
the UPSC exam is considered a big success; parents dream that their child grows
up to become an IAS officer. But to realize this dream, students have to work
hard. About 10 lakh applications are received every year for this examination,
out of which only 1 thousand students are selected.
Students have to do one
day and night with their hard work and dedication, and then success can be
achieved. The Union Public Service Commission conducts this examination in
three stages, which include pre exam, main exam and interview. Rank is prepared
on the basis of marks obtained in these three stages, although when the Civil
Service Examination was started by the Union Public Service Commission, then
there were neither so many applications for this examination nor so difficult
examination. . Let us tell you when and how the UPSC Civil Service exam started
and what is the story of the country's first SC-ST IAS officer.
After the independence of the country, when the Constitution of India came into force on 26 January 1950. This year, the Union Public Service Commission started the first examination of the Civil Service. For the first time, 3,647 students took this exam. At that time, the number of SC-ST candidates was not disclosed in the UPSC report. But after the results came, the first SC IAS of the country was definitely told. Achutanand Das became the first SC IAS officer of the country. He topped the written examination. It is said that Achutanand Das got the lowest number in the interview because of being a SC. Had it not been so, it would have been his name to become India's first IAS topper.
Achuthanand Das, coming
from West Bengal, secured 609 out of 1050 i.e. 58% marks in the written
examination of the Civil Service. While N. Krishnan of Madras got 602 number
i.e. 57.33% marks. Krishnan got 260 numbers out of 300 in the interview, while
Achuthanand was able to get only half the number. At the same time, another
candidate from West Bengal, Anirudh Dasgupta, gave a great performance in the
interview. Krishnan topped the three candidates. Anirudh Dasgupta was ranked
22nd and Achuthananda got 48th rank. These results of the first examination of
the Civil Service surprised everyone.
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IAS Success Story: These are the youngest
IAS of the country, passed UPSC exam at
the age of 21
UPSC exam is one of the
toughest examinations in the country; millions of students work hard and pass
the exam every year to clear it. Some talented students pass it at a very young
age and on the very first try.
IAS Success Story:
Every year lakhs of students take the UPSC exam but success is achieved only by
those who work hard, UPSC conducts these exams in three stages which include
pre exam, main exam and interview rank after passing the exam. Based on the
selection of students, IAS, IPS and IFS are selected. But to pass these three
exams, you have to work hard and work today. Today we tell that we are going to
do such promising youth of the country who passed this exam at the age of 21-22
and became the country. The youngest IAS officer of
Ansar sheikh
This is Asar Sheikh,
the youngest IAS officer of the country, in 2015 when Ansar was just 21 years
old, he made a record of passing the UPSC exam. Ansar had secured the rank of
361 in the examination; Ansar is currently posted as OSD in MSME & Textile
Department in West Bengal. Ansar was good in studies, he did his early
education from Jalna District School, and then further studies from Ferguson
College in Pune, Ansar graduated from Political Science and achieved 73%. Ansar
was successful in clearing the UPSC exam due to his good grasp on political
science. Ansar belongs to a very poor family. His village is a drought-hit area
of Jalgaon district of Maharashtra, Ansar's father used to drive an auto
rickshaw. Due to financial constraints in the house, two of Ansar's sisters
were married at a very young age. Ansar raised his family name after becoming
the IAS officer at the youngest.
Swati Meena Nayak
In the year 2007,
Rajasthan's daughter Swati Meena passed the UPSC examination and made Rajasthan
proud, Swati achieved this position by becoming an IAS at the age of 22, Swati
was ranked 260, currently she is the Madhya Pradesh State Cooperative Marketing
Federation. Swati is working in Burja Dhani of Sikar district.
Roman saini
Before Sansar Sheikh,
the record of becoming the youngest IAS in 2013 was made by Roman Saini, Roman
Saini achieved 18th rank in UPSC examination at the age of 22, Roman also
worked as a collector in Madhya Pradesh for some time. But in 2015 he resigned
and taking a step towards startup, started his own company named Education
Technology.
Ankur Garg
Ankur Garg is setting a
new record after another, at the age of 22, Ankur made a record by becoming an
IAS and now he is also making a record while studying at the world-renowned
Harvard University, Ankur's last paper during the 2-year Micron Economics
course Ankur has set a record by scoring 171 out of 170 marks in 2002. Ankur
holds a B.Tech degree from IIT Delhi. Ankur's father always inspired him to
work hard and get more than the goal and that is probably why Ankur has done
what he cannot do well.
Amrutesh Aurangabadkar
At the age of 22,
Amrutesh passed the Civil Services Examination in 2011 and got the 10th rank.
Amrutesh surprised everyone by getting success at such a young age. Amarutesh
is a resident of Pune, he is currently working as Regional Commissioner of
Municipalities in Vadodara.
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