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AIR 165, CSE 2023
Ms. Saima Khan enrolled in the Foundation Course at our Kolkata Center in 2019. After preparing exclusively @ Educrat IAS, she cleared the UPSC CSE with the rank 165 in her 2nd attempt from Educrat IAS without going to Delhi.
AIR 812, CSE 2023
Ms. Paramita Malakar enrolled in the Foundation Course at our Kolkata Center in 2022. After preparing exclusively @ Educrat IAS, she cleared the UPSC CSE with the rank 812 without going to Delhi.
Ms. Priya Purohit enrolled in the Foundation Course at our Kolkata Center in 2022. After preparing exclusively @ Educrat IAS, she cleared the UPSC CSE from Kolkata without going to Delhi.
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“What Bengal thinks today, India thinks tomorrow?”
We are all very much familiar with this line. Bengal had 1st experienced social, educational, and economic transformation.The state had given India its 1st Indian Civil servant under company rule in Satyendranath Tagore, who was the elder brother of Nobel-winning writer Kavi Guru Rabindranath Tagore.
Bengal has also given us Subhas Chandra Bose, who stood 4th in the Indian Civil Services Exam.
However, glory of this region in this exam has faded in recent years.
Although 5-10 aspirants get into the service every year, the majority of the youth is not well aware of that and are moving towards other government exams. The youth in Bengal is chasing other jobs due to the perceived notion of Civil Service being the hardest one to crack, with only about 0.01% candidates getting recommended on the final list.
However, in reality, among the average 10 Lakh aspirants that fill up the application form, only about 50,000 are actually serious aspirants. So, when you analyze, you find out that it’s a lot easier to crack civil services than it is perceived to be. You just have some faith in yourself. AIM BIG, AIM IAS! This has also been proven right given the number of civil servants coming out of the state.
Here are a few names:
