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India.com
28-05-2025
- General
- India.com
Meet man, who left high-paying job at Google to crack UPSC exam, became IAS Officer, scored highest marks ever, he is…
Recruitment examinations are an integral part of every student's life. Every year, Civil Services examinations are conducted to recruit candidates for the posts of IAS, IPS, IFS, and other positions. Every year, thousands of aspirants appear for the Civil Services Examination, while only a few manage to qualify in the first attempt. This individual left a high-paying salary job at Google to crack the UPSC exam, became an IAS Officer, and he is…He cleared the UPSC exam in his fifth attempt. Hailing from Telangana, Anudeep completed his schooling at Shri Suryoday High School. Later in 2011, Anudeep pursued his engineering studies in Electronics and Instrumentation from BITS Pilani. During his engineering studies, he developed an interest in civil services and decided to prepare for the UPSC exam. However, in his first attempt, Anudeep was unable to clear the interview stage. Anudeep worked as a software engineer at Google (in Hyderabad). Coming back to his UPSC journey, his first attempt was in 2012, where he had to face a setback. If Media reports are to be believed, he even appeared in 2013, cracked the All India Rank(AIR) of 790 was selected for the Indian Revenue Service (IRS). Following his selection, he served as an Assistant Commissioner in the Customs and Central Excise Department. Not to forget, Anudeep sat for the UPSC examination in 2014 and 2015 but faced a setback. In 2017, on his fifth attempt and without any coaching, he finally cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam and secured All India Rank 1. Speaking of his UPSC CSE(Main) marksheet 2017, IAS Anudeep Durishetty obtained 155 marks in Essay (Paper-I), 123 marks in General Studies-I (Paper-II), 123 marks in General Studies-II (Paper-III), 136 marks in General Studies-IV (Paper-IV), 95 marks in General Studies-IV (Paper-V). Overall, he scored 1126 marks in the UPSC CSE(Main) Examination, 2017.
India.com
25-05-2025
- Business
- India.com
Meet Nandini Agrawal, world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who got AIR 1 in CA finals exam at…, holds Guinness World Record for…
Meet Nandini Agrawal, world's youngest female Chartered Accountant who got AIR 1 in CA finals exam at…, holds Guinness World Record for… Clearing the toughest examinations, such as JEE, NEET, UPSC CSE, CA, and SSC requires dedication, perseverance, patience, and hard work. Every year, the number of aspirants continues to rise, intensifying the level of competition. However, only thousands manage to clear the first stage. From there, just a few hundred move on to the next level. As the process narrows further, only a handful of candidates make it to the top tier, and finally, just one emerges as the topper, securing All India Rank 1. In this scenario, there are a few candidates who not only clear the exam on their first attempt but also get recognized by Guinness World Records. This Indian woman, who received the title of world's youngest Chartered Accountant is also holds a Guinness World Record. She scored…, she is from… Originally from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, Nandini Agrawal earned the position of becoming the world's youngest female Chartered Accountant, a title officially recognized by the Guinness World Records. Reportedly, she holds the position of becoming the world's youngest female CA at the age of 19. Nandini, born on October 18, 2001, made history in 2021 by securing the All India Rank 1 in a nationwide exam, as recognised by the India Book of Records. She appeared for her final CA (New) examination in July 2021 and achieved this incredible feat at just 19 years, 8 months, and 18 days old. Her achievement was officially confirmed on November 29, 2021, making her one of the youngest to ever top the prestigious exam. The statement on the official website of the India Book of Records reads,' The record for being the youngest Chartered Accountant was set by Nandini Agrawal (born on October 18, 2001) of Morena, Madhya Pradesh. She appeared for her final CA (New) examination in July 2021 and secured the 1st rank at the age of 19 years, 8 months and 18 days, as confirmed on November 29, 2021.' Speaking about her educational qualification, Nandini went to Victor Convent Higher Secondary School for her Class 11th and 12th. At just 19 years old, Nandini Agrawal made history in 2021 by securing All India Rank (AIR) 1 in the CA Final examination. She obtained an outstanding 614 marks out of 800, translating to a remarkable 76.75%. When her result was announced, she was exactly 19 years and 330 days old, earning her the prestigious title of the world's youngest female Chartered Accountant, as recognized by the Guinness World Records. Her LinkedIn bio reads, 'Chartered Accountant (with who has made a national record of getting AIR 1 in CA Finals at 19 yrs and AIR 31 in CA inter at 16. I started my corporate journey with PwC as an article trainee and have been part of various dynamic teams and work cultures. I have three years of experience working in Statutory audits, Group Reporting, Referred Reporting, IFRS Assignments, Tax Audits and Forensic Audits.' 'I have worked with BCG for 1.5 years as an Associate Management Consultant. At BCG, I've worked on market strategy, sales growth and implementation cases exposed to automobiles and the aviation sector. I also got an opportunity to be part of the G20 team at BCG wherein I was part of the Climate and Sustainability and G20 Empower team. Currently, I'm working as a Private Equity analyst,' reads her LinkedIn bio. As per her LinkedIn account, she has served as an Associate at Boston Consulting Group from December 2021 to May 2023. She is serving as an Analyst at GIC from June 2023.
The Hindu
04-05-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
NIMS doctors secure top ranks in NEET-SS 2024, clinch AIR 1 for second year in a row
Doctors from the Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad, have secured top positions in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Super Speciality (NEET SS) 2024. The institution has produced the national first rank holder for the second year in a row. Dr. Zakir Hussain led the achievements this year by clinching the All India Rank 1. In total, twelve doctors from NIMS secured top ranks, ensuring their admission into prestigious super-specialty programmes across the country. Among the top scorers are Dr. Bhanuchand (Rank 9), Dr. Rohit (14), Dr. U. Soumya (21), Dr. Syed Khalilullah (43), Dr. Krishna Kishore Somani (50), Dr. V. Sai Spurthi (58), Dr. Dheeraj Anirudh (67), Dr. Amtul Rahim Suryam (361), Dr. P.S.N. Rajitha (420), and Dr. A.V.S. Srilekhya (456).
Time of India
22-04-2025
- Science
- Time of India
UPSC 2024 result: Who is UPSC topper Shakti Dubey? Know all about her
Shakti Dubey UPSC 2024 topper: The Union Public Service Commission annouced the final result of UPSC 2024 on 22 April 2025, declared the names of 1,009 successful candidates. These candidates will go on to serve the country in top-level government positions. Among them, Shakti Dubey from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, has made history by securing All India Rank 1 (AIR 1) in the UPSC 2024 result, emerging as the UPSC topper of this year. Let's explore the inspiring journey of UPSC topper Shakti Dubey, who turned her years of hard work into a dream come true. Who is UPSC Topper Shakti Dubey? #WATCH | Delhi: Shakti Dubey secures 1st rank in the UPSC Civil Services says, "I worked hard for many years. I told everyone at home they are all very happy. It was hard to believe at first, but the feeling is slowly sinking in... My brother had predicted I… Shakti Dubey, the UPSC 2024 topper, is a resident of Prayagraj, a city in Uttar Pradesh known for its educational environment and cultural legacy. She topped the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024 with determination, long-term planning, and consistent preparation. Her academic background in science, interest in public service, and passion for learning played a major role in her remarkable success. Early Life and Schooling in Prayagraj Born and brought up in Prayagraj, also known as the "Literary Capital of Uttar Pradesh", Shakti grew up in an atmosphere that encouraged education and discipline. While specific school details are unavailable, it's clear that the city's competitive academic culture helped shape her early learning habits and interest in civil services. Prayagraj's reputation for producing scholars and administrators made a strong impression on her during her formative years. Her disciplined mindset and strong academic foundation were built during this time. Higher Education and Academic Background After completing her schooling, Shakti Dubey pursued a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from the University of Allahabad, a well-known institution in India. She continued her academic journey by enrolling for a Master's degree in Biochemistry at Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi. During her time at BHU, she was exposed to broader social and intellectual ideas, which sparked her growing interest in public administration and governance. This interest eventually led her to shift her career goals towards the UPSC Civil Services. Teaching Experience and the Start of Her UPSC Journey After completing her postgraduation studies in 2018, Shakti Dubey briefly worked as a teacher. Even though detailed information about her teaching role is not public, this experience helped her strengthen essential civil service qualities like communication, leadership, and problem-solving. In the same year, she began preparing seriously for the UPSC exam. She chose Political Science and International Relations as her optional subject—a strategic decision that reflected her analytical mindset and understanding of current affairs. Seven Years of UPSC Preparation and Determination Her UPSC journey lasted seven years, a testimony to her patience, resilience, and long-term focus. The UPSC Civil Services Exam 2024 had three stages: Prelims on 16 June 2024 Mains from 20 to 29 September 2024 Personality Test (Interview) held between 7 January and 17 April 2025 Her scientific training in Biochemistry helped her think critically and analyse deeply, while her knowledge of political science added balance to her preparation. Her confident and well-rounded performance during the Personality Test helped her impress the interview panel and win the AIR 1 rank in the UPSC result 2024. Shakti Dubey: An Inspiration for UPSC Aspirants From being a science student in Prayagraj to becoming the UPSC topper, Shakti Dubey's success story is a powerful example for aspirants across India—especially for those from small towns. Her academic journey through Allahabad University and BHU, her short teaching stint, and her smart choice of optional subject all contributed to her winning formula. What's Next for UPSC Topper Shakti Dubey? With her eyes now set on serving the country as an IAS officer, Shakti Dubey is ready to take on new responsibilities and challenges. Her achievement in the UPSC result 2024 is not just a personal success—it is a source of motivation for lakhs of young Indians who dream of cracking the UPSC exam. UPSC topper Shakti Dubey has proven that with consistent effort, smart planning, and strong willpower, it is possible to clear even the most competitive exam in the country. As the UPSC result 2024 highlights her remarkable journey, her name is sure to inspire many future civil servants in the years to come. To stay updated on the stories that are going viral follow Indiatimes Trending.
Time of India
22-04-2025
- Science
- Time of India
Who is this year's UPSC topper Shakti Dubey? 5 things that every kid should learn from her
Who is Shakti Dubey, the IAS topper of UPSC CSE 2024? In a country where lakhs of students dream of cracking the UPSC Civil Services Examination, one name has stood out - Shakti Dubey, the All India Rank 1 (AIR 1) holder of 2024. Hailing from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, Shakti's journey wasn't just about academics, it was about patience, focus, and a strong sense of purpose. From a science graduate to an educator and now the country's top civil services candidate, Shakti's story has many valuable lessons, especially for children growing up with dreams of their own. Here's what truly stands out about her life and what youngsters can take away from her inspiring path. Patience is not weakness - it's strength Shakti began her UPSC journey in 2018 and succeeded in 2025, taking 7 years to reach her goal. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 2025 Green Card Loophole Exposed: Get Yours Before It's Too Late! Expertinspector Learn More Undo In an age of instant results, it's important to understand that success sometimes takes time. Shakti's efforts over 7 long years are proof that real achievement isn't rushed—it's built, one day at a time. This teaches children that delayed success is still success, and staying patient is more powerful than quick wins. UPSC IAS रिजल्ट 2025 Be rooted, but think big Great dreams aren't limited to metro cities. Shakti studied in Prayagraj and then moved on to study at the University of Allahabad and Banaras Hindu University (BHU). Her story is a reminder that big cities don't always guarantee success; it is the environment that we create around us that should encourage learning and ambition. Being rooted in one's background can be a source of inner strength. Knowledge is power - but curiosity is the key Shakti completed her post-graduation in Biochemistry, a subject in the field of science. Studying science sharpened her analytical mind, but it was her curiosity about governance and public administration that led her to choose Political Science as her optional subject in UPSC. Children can learn from this that curiosity can open new doors. It's not just about scoring marks but about asking 'why' and 'how' that brings real understanding. UPSC Teaching builds leaders Shakti briefly worked as a teacher after completing her studies. Teaching is not just about sharing knowledge, it's about learning how to communicate, lead, and mentor others. Even though details about her teaching journey are limited, this phase of her life helped her develop skills that were crucial for the UPSC Personality Test. Children can learn that helping others learn can also shape their own growth. Preparation needs planning, not panic Shakti chose Political Science and International Relations as her optional subject, showing a strategic shift from science to social science. Her preparation wasn't random—it was planned, focused, and aligned with her growing interest in administration. Children can understand from this that good planning beats blind hard work. Instead of cramming everything, understanding what works and sticking to it consistently can be far more effective.
