New Delhi: Mamta Yadav, an alumni of the University of Delhi, has become the first in his family to become IAS.
He has stood fifth in the All-India civil service exam, the results are stated by the Union Public Service Commission on Friday.
This is the second effort of 24 years who have undergone training for Indian train personnel services in accordance with previous rankings in the 500s last year.
“I hope my ranking will increase, but the fifth rank is quite surprising, and I am very happy,” Yadav, a resident of Kalkaji, told TII.
He finished school from Balwant Rai Mehta Vidya Bhawan in Greater Kailash and conducted a bachelor in physics from Hindu College.
“It was during my college period that I realized that I wanted to enter into the administration.
Now I have chosen, I want to focus on problems about women, children and education,” he said.
At the Jamia Millia Islamic Housing Training Academy (RCA), 23 candidates have cleared the examination this year.
While 15 of them came from RCA run by training centers and career planning, five were external students trained for interviews.
Shreya Singhal, who has been ranked 176, said more than three years of hard work had paid off.
Singhal, who came from Sarsawa, a city in Saharanpur District Uttar Pradesh, said, “Like me a small city member, I have seen how public facilities do not get to goals.
There is a scope to improve this facility, including education.
As a woman, I will be able to empathize with many problems in this country and can work positively on them.
“Singhal, aimed at the bed in Indian administration services, joined RCA after completing his graduation in the field of chemical engineering in 2018.” I received an entrance ticket For full time preparation when I realized that this was something I wanted to chase, “he pointed.
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Congratulations on the candidate, representatives of Chancellor JMI Najma Akhtar relates success for the hard work of students and other faculties and staff.
Sara Ashraf, who came to RCA for Mock interview, has secured the rank of 316.
“I get IPS and maybe get IAS, my first preference.
I tend to join the service because this is a place where we really can work at the root level Grass.
Many respect is also attached to this service.
“Funded by the University Grant Commission, RCA provides free coaching and housing facilities for scheduled caste, scheduled tribes, minority and female aspirants.
The university said the entrance test for acceptance this year to RCA will be held on October 20.
“After acknowledging, the candidates will get facilities such as free hostels, classes for general studies and optional subjects, experts from national and international problems, libraries and interviews mock the panel of civil servants and academics,” Jamia said in a statement.