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UPSC Success Story: Priya Rani appeared for the exam four times and was successful twice. In her fourth attempt in 2023, she became an IAS officer with 69th rank.
At an age when children are busy playing and having fun, Priya Rani was fighting with the entire village for her dreams. Education is the basic right of every child, but some children have to struggle for it too. Something similar happened with Priya Rani, a resident of Bihar. Despite being smart in studies, people around him tried to keep him away from education. He is currently Assistant Collector in East Champaran, Government of Bihar. (Instagram/dear_rani1616)
Priya Rani is a resident of Kurkuri village of Phulwarisharif, Bihar. His father Abhay Kumar is a farmer. The villagers opposed his education since childhood. However, his grandfather recognized his dreams and potential. Priya Rani’s story is an inspiration for millions of youth facing struggles in life. This is also a lesson for those who succumb to difficult circumstances. (Instagram/dear_rani1616)
It was difficult for Priya Rani to study in the village. Therefore, his grandfather Surendra Prasad Sharma and father brought him to Patna. He completed his primary education at Don Bosco School, followed by St. Michael’s School where he completed his 12th standard. In 2018, he completed B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from BIT Mesra. Rani appeared for the UPSC exam four times and was successful twice. In her fourth attempt in 2023, she became an IAS officer with 69th rank. (Instagram/dear_rani1616)
After completing her B.Tech degree, Priya Rani got a well-paid job in a company in Bengaluru. However, she wanted to join the civil services. Therefore, he decided to leave his job and prepare for UPSC exam. At the time, his family was unhappy with his decision. However, his hard work paid off. In 2021, he secured 284th rank in the UPSC Civil Services examination in his second attempt, and was selected for the Indian Defense Services. (Instagram/dear_rani1616)
Even after getting a government job, she was not satisfied. She wanted to become an IAS officer. With the support and inspiration of her father, she succeeded in her fourth attempt. IAS officer Priya Rani credits her success to discipline and hard work. To become an IAS officer, she used to wake up every morning at 4 am to study. He particularly focused on economics. Priya prepared for UPSC exam from NCERT books and newspapers. (Instagram/dear_rani1616)
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