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Animesh Pradhan, who cracked the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023 with AIR 2 and was not disheartened despite losing both his parents in a span of 6 years, said that if he could have achieved success in the face of adversity, So anyone can achieve it.
Pradhan, who worked in the Indian Oil Corporation after completing his BTech in Computer Science from NIT Rourkela, lost his mother Aruna to cancer in January this year, while his father Prabhakar Pradhan, a local college student in the colliery town of Talcher in Angul district, Was the principal of. Died in 2017.
“My mother was battling cancer till her last breath for me. My preparation for civil services was quite challenging for me, as my mother was undergoing cancer treatment. Although she wanted me to succeed in UPSC, But when I finally did, she wasn’t there.” My father and my sister also played a huge role in my success,” said Pradhan, who works as an information systems officer at Indian Oil.
Pradhan said that although this was his first attempt at the UPSC Civil Services examinations, he did not attend full-time coaching classes. “I had attended test series and mentorship programs of many coaching institutes. I believe that there is no substitute for hard work, although luck is considered a factor to some extent. If I can, anyone can achieve it,” said Pradhan, who took sociology as his optional subject for the exam.
Pradhan, 22, has been academically brilliant. He scored 98.8% in class twelfth and was also the head boy of the school for the academic year 2016–17.
Odisha’s Ayushi Pradhan, who was ranked 36th, expressed happiness at being able to make a significant improvement from her all-India rank of 231 in the 2022 exam. This was his third attempt.
“I started my preparation for civil services examinations in 2021. After choosing my subjects, I took online coaching while staying at home. Pradhan said, I thank God and my parents for my success and rank in the civil services examination.
Rashmi Radhan from Odisha, who cracked the UPSC Civil Services Examination-2023 and secured 319th rank, said there is no substitute for hard work. He said, “This was my fourth attempt at the Civil Services Examination. I am already working in the Indian Railways. In my fourth attempt, I made some changes in preparation, like improving my answer-writing skills in Mains and taking more mocks.” Had to face the test.” He said that it is not mandatory for the candidates to go to Delhi for coaching.
“At present, there are adequate resources like online coaching, guidance and mock tests. Candidates should take online guidance while preparing for civil services,” she said.
As per initial reports, at least 26 candidates from Odisha have cracked the civil services examinations this time.
Another candidate Prajnanandan Giri from Odisha qualified the exam for the year 2023. He secured 24th rank in the examination.
Three others from Odisha were placed in the top 100 are Jayashree Pradhan at 52nd rank and Abhimanyu Malik at 60th rank. Others who made it to the list are They were Amritanshu Nayak (AIR 110), Jaswant Malik (AIR 115), Padmanav Mishra (AIR 176), Shubhra Panda (AIR 204), Tania Mishra (AIR 269), Ananya Rana (AIR 280 ), Tanisha Mishra (AIR 303), Rashmi Pradhan (AIR 319), Biswajit Panda (AIR 343), Priyanka Priyadarshini (AIR 387), Santosh Kumar Patra (AIR 409), Sourav Das (AIR 466), Rakesh Kumar Sahoo (AIR 575), Siddhant Besra (AIR 800), Rashmi Paikra (AIR 881).
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