A saga of perseverance, success in UPSC: IPS officer Aashna Chaudhary


Daijiworld Media Network – Pikhua (MS)

Pikhua (UP), Oct 21: Aashna Chaudhary, a native of Pikhua town in Uttar Pradesh, has emerged as a shining example of determination and resilience in the pursuit of a career in the UPSC. The daughter of a government college professor and a homemaker mother, Aashna's parents instilled in her a deep-seated passion for social work from a very young age.

Aashna's academic prowess was evident when she secured an outstanding score of 96.5 percent in her 12th-grade examinations at Delhi Public School in Ghaziabad. Her pursuit of excellence continued as she embarked on her undergraduate studies at Lady Shri Ram College for Women in Delhi. During her educational journey, she dedicated herself to a postgraduate degree in international relations from the South Asian University. Notably, Aashna also actively participated in a non-governmental organization (NGO) focused on educating underprivileged street children, revealing her commitment to making a positive impact.

Her initial attempts to crack the UPSC exams in 2020 and 2021 proved to be challenging and resulted in setbacks. Nevertheless, Aashna Chaudhary remained undeterred and unyielding in her resolve. Her third attempt bore fruit when she secured an impressive 116th rank, a remarkable achievement considering the sheer number of aspirants, over 10 lakh, who competed that year.

Aashna's dedication led to her successful entry into the Indian Police Service (IPS). Subsequently, she embarked on a journey to share her experiences, insights, and guidance with the youth through platforms like YouTube and Instagram, aiming to inspire and assist aspiring candidates in their pursuit of a career in the civil services.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Alwyn, Kudla

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Beautiful lady with smart intelligent mind. Congratulations to your and your family. More ladies in government jobs will weed out corruption and hatred in society

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  • Annie Mabel, Clock Roundabout

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Well done dear , your hard work is very appreciated, good luck Ashnka

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  • J P James, Puchall

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Well done dear Ashnkka , All the best for your future endorsement, you look pretty,

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  • OSWALD VAZ, THOTTAM/BAHRAIN

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Sri Ram college Delhi is the no. 1 college in India. They have entrance test for admission. Starting from 40 years back.

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  • Prakash, Dubai

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Candidates from Highly educated people of twin Districts are busy in Hallal, Hijab, Name changing ceremony, temple shops issues , etc. Keep going.

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  • Ashok, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    I completely agree with you mate. We all wants our children to be Doctors, Engineers, Scientists, CEOs, CAs, Lawyers or Politicians. Even when I was a young, we had no knowledge of UPSC. If you can't become a Doctor or Engineer or Lawyer, you finish a degree and try to get a job in the banks or any government job. This was the advice generally all of us got and the only motivation we had. Some of clearly studied something that will fetch you a job in the Gulf or abroad. There is a saying that if you aim to stars, you might end up in moon but if you aim to moon you will end up in roof top. We never aimed to stars from the beginning. Hope more and more people from our place, particularly who believe in the religion of humanity, believe in our constitution, believe in justice for all, will seriously think about UPSC with the help of their parents.

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  • SarayuS, Kannarapadi

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Eer barethina maatha UP d ijja? UP sarganaa?

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  • Ashok, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    UP swarga atth. Aanda nama poora UP bokka Gujarathilena adit yepola uppuva. Akulu rule malpuver bokka nama namaskara paduava.

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    Girls rock.!!!.Well done congratulations. Help the suppressed ones and be the hope of truth.God bless you.

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  • SarayuS, Ambalpady

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    What help da suppressed ones? All behind sambala n gimbala. Spending a lot to help da poor?

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sat, Oct 21 2023

    i hope the so called UPSC is not a corrupt entity as almost all institutions of the country are run by corrupt officials...some lakhs or crores may do the job here also i feel, though not sure..

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