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News18
20-05-2025
- Health
- News18
UPSC Success Story: Meet Dr Anjali Who Skipped MD Dream To Become An IAS Officer
Last Updated: At 28, this young doctor from Chandigarh proved that with grit and purpose, no dream is too big. UPSC Success Story: Imagine qualifying for one of the toughest exams in India—NEET. Now imagine going a step further and cracking another one—UPSC. This is the extraordinary journey of Dr Anjali Garg, a remarkable woman who didn't stop after becoming a doctor. After battling through hospital shifts, emergency duties, patient care and sleepless nights, she returned home not to rest, but to prepare for yet another formidable challenge: the UPSC Civil Services Examination. That's exactly what Dr. Anjali Garg did. At 28, this young doctor from Chandigarh proved that with grit and purpose, no dream is too big. Her story is a testament to determination, perseverance and hard work. Anjali Garg was born on September 14, 1996, in Chandigarh. From a young age, she aspired to become a doctor. Coming from a business-oriented family, her career choice was her own and driven entirely by passion. She scored an impressive 96% in her Class 12 board exams, which laid the foundation for her NEET preparation. From MBBS Intern to UPSC Aspirant After clearing NEET, Anjali moved to Delhi to pursue her MBBS at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) and Safdarjung Hospital. It was during her medical education that she began to observe the gaps in the healthcare system, not just inside hospitals but at the policy level. This exposure sparked a deeper purpose. While most of her peers were preparing for postgraduate medical entrance exams, Anjali made a bold choice. She dropped her plans for an MD and decided to prepare for the UPSC Civil Services Examination instead. Hard Work Paid Off top videos View all Anjali worked full-time as a medical intern while simultaneously preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination. Despite long 12-hour hospital shifts, she managed to take coaching classes at Karol Bagh, study during breaks, after midnight, and in whatever moments she could steal. Her dedication paid off when she secured an impressive All India Rank of 79 in the 2022 UPSC CSE. From scoring 96% in her Class 12 exams to letting go of her MD plans midway, and even facing failure in her first UPSC attempt during the chaos of the pandemic, Dr. Anjali Garg's journey shows how determination, consistency and time management can help overcome the toughest challenges. Now, as she steps into her new role as an IAS officer, Anjali's story is one of consistent effort and quiet resilience. tags : education UPSC Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: May 20, 2025, 11:59 IST News education-career UPSC Success Story: Meet Dr Anjali Who Skipped MD Dream To Become An IAS Officer
News18
20-05-2025
- Health
- News18
Dr Anjali Garg's Journey From NEET To Cracking UPSC Is Inspiring
Imagine qualifying for one of the toughest exams in India—NEET. Now imagine going a step further and cracking another one—UPSC. This is the extraordinary journey of Dr Anjali Garg, a remarkable woman who didn't stop after becoming a doctor. After battling through hospital shifts, emergency duties, patient care and sleepless nights, she returned home not to rest, but to prepare for yet another formidable challenge: the UPSC Civil Services Examination. That's exactly what Dr. Anjali Garg did. At 28, this young doctor from Chandigarh proved that with grit and purpose, no dream is too big. Her story is a testament to determination, perseverance and hard work.
India.com
18-05-2025
- Health
- India.com
Meet Anjali Garg, 28, who studied without Sleep, worked for 12 hours daily, cracked UPSC, secured AIR..., she is now...
Clearing not just one, but two of India's toughest exams is truly a remarkable achievement. IAS Anjali Garg not only cracked NEET but also prepared for the UPSC examination while working a 12-hour night shift. After clearing NEET and starting her MBBS studies, she set her eyes on an even bigger goal — the UPSC Civil Services Exam. What makes her journey truly inspiring is that she didn't just clear UPSC, she did it while studying and practicing medicine. Managing hospital duties during the day and preparing for exams during her free time, she balanced two of the toughest careers in India with patience, hard work, and quiet strength. She is IAS Anjali Garg. Dr. Anjali Garg was born on September 14, 1996, in Chandigarh. From a very young age, she knew she wanted to be a doctor. She grew up in Chandigarh and did exceptionally well in school, always dedicated and hardworking. She scored an impressive 96% in her 12th-grade exams and a perfect 10 CGPA in her 10th board exams, all while studying at a local school in her hometown. Later, she pursued her MBBS degree from VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi, continuing to chase her dream with passion and determination.
India.com
14-05-2025
- Health
- India.com
Meet woman who cracked NEET, prepared for UPSC exam while working 12-hours night shift, became IAS with AIR... her name is…
Meet woman who cracked NEET, prepared for UPSC exam while working 12-hours night shift, became IAS with AIR... her name is… Clearing the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test(NEET), one of India's toughest entrance exams—is a major milestone for any aspiring doctor. After successfully clearing NEET and pursuing an MBBS degree, she set her sights even higher: the prestigious UPSC Civil Services Examination. Well what makes her story so special is not just that she cracked the UPSC, but that she did it while simultaneously studying and practicing medicine. Juggling hospital duties with administrative dreams, she navigated two of the country's most demanding fields—medicine and civil services—with sheer determination and patience. She is IAS Anjali Garg. Born on September 14, 1996, in Chandigarh, Dr. Anjali Garg dreamt of becoming a doctor from a very young age. Her education began in Chandigarh, where she excelled in her studies. According to the News18 report, Anjali secured an impressive 96% in her 12th-grade exams and 10 CGPA in the 10th board exam. She completed her 10th and 12th from a local school in Chandigarh. Later, she completed her MBBS from VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. Coming from a medical background, Anjali Garg initially struggled with new subjects, leading to low mock test scores. However, she quickly revised her strategy, doubling down on her efforts to strengthen her understanding. As per the NavBharatTimes report, Anjali Garg's first attempt at the UPSC exam during the Covid-19 pandemic did not succeed. However, she did not give up. In her second attempt in 2022, she cracked the exam with flying colors, securing an impressive 79th rank, earning her the title of an IAS officer. Anjali chose medical science as her optional subject. Despite working long 12-hour night shifts and attending coaching without proper rest, she made the most of her days for studying. She also faced health challenges, including illness and joint pain, but her determination and hard work ultimately led her to success. Anjali Garg cleared the UPSC Civil Services(Main) Examination, 2022 with All India Rank(AIR) 79. She scored 822 marks in the written examination, 179 in the personality test. Overall, she scored 1001 marks in the UPSC Civil Services(Main) Examination, 2022.
