Bathinda / Rohtak / Ambala: Among those who solve the Union Public Service Commission, (UPSC) from the region this year, is a doctor from Haryana who wants to be the first in his family to enter public services and new graduates who use Covid.
The isolation period to prepare and remove the exam on the first attempt.
UPSC results are stated on Friday.
Graduates Miranda House, Delhi, Nisha Grewal said, “I completed my graduation in 2019 and began serious preparations in my original home in Bamla Village.” Nisha, 23, came from Bamla Bhiwani Village and secured ranking 51 in the UPSC exam in her first effort.
Nisha said that because of the discipline and interest invested by his grandfather, Ramphal Grewal, a retired mathematics teacher, today became possible for him.
He chose political science as an optional subject, and said he did not depend on any coaching.
“Even though I joined the test series to test my level of preparation, but it didn’t depend on training to break the exam,” he added.
Nisha said after becoming an IAS officer, he wanted to focus on women’s empowerment and education for students in need.
“Working for increasing farmers and agriculture will also remain close to my heart,” he added.
Nisha’s father worked as an assistant to the waiter in Dhbvn while his mother was a housewife.
Meanwhile in Punjab, Simrandeep Singh from Mansa, who had cleaned the Punjab Public Service Commission and was chosen as a police deputy supervisor in the state, taking the exam and had secured the 34th rank.
After completing his BTECH from IIT on Jharkhand, Simrandeep had done an MBA from the University of Teacher Kashi in Sabo Talwandi in Bathinda and worked for some time in Hindustan Petroleum as an executive before being chosen as DSP.
Simrandeep did his school in Mansa.
His father was ajaik Singh running the hotel-cum-hotel in Mansa while Mrs.
Paramjit Kaur was a teacher.
From Punjab also Niti Gupta from Bhadaur in the Barnala district, which has secured a rating of 287.
He is expected to enter IPS.
A few years ago, his sister Khushboo Gupta was chosen into Indian administrative services (IAS) and got Bihar cadres.
Father Vipan Gupta and Mrs.
Manju Gupta were happy for the achievement of the sons.
Dr.
Akshita Gupta, from Barara Town in Ambala district, who has completed its MBBS from the Medical College government and hospital (GMCH) in Sector 32, Chandigarh, reached 69th and was chosen as an IAS officer at the first attempt.
Akshita’s father is Pawan Gupta, Principal of Sarthak Sumskriti Stacking Middle School in Sector 12A, Panchkula and his mother Meena Gupta is a mathematics lecturer in the government, Ramgarh, Pancarh.
The Akshita family currently lives in rented accommodation in the Chandigarh sector, but they belong to the city of Barara.
Pawan said, Akshita completed his MBBS internship in March 2021.
“He cleaned upsc in his first attempt.
We are very proud, because he is the first person chosen for trade union services in our family,” he added.