Patna: Gourav Singh from Rohtas District has topped the Bihar Public Service Commission (BHAR (BPSC) 65 tested competitive (CCE), which was produced on Thursday.
Chanda Bharti and Varun Kumar each pocketed the second and third spots.
Gourav, who has prepared the exam for the past three years, told this reporter by telephone from Pune, “I was offered a job at the Social Welfare Department of Bihar, but did not join because I wanted to be civilian.
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I can’t solve the introduction in my first attempt , But securing 142 ranks for the second time.
The Peak of BPSC came as a surprise for me.
“After getting a machine engineering degree from the kit, the 28-year-old player tried to break the UNI Public Service Commission (UPSC), but it didn’t work.
However, he decided to try it again in 2022.
Gayurav, his mother, Sati Singh, was a government school teacher in Sasaram, said he solved the online test series and relied on independent learning.
He, however, did not follow any syllabus.
On the other hand, Chanda, an assistant engineer who works with Bihar Urban Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited in style, secures the second position in both efforts.
Born from Vivekanand Yadav, an assistant engineer in Jharkhand, and Kundan Kumari, a government school teacher, he did not expect to perform well.
“Instead of joining the training institution, I followed a strict study plan.
However, I don’t have a fixed time or duration.
I only set a target to complete the syllabus and reach my goal,” Chanda said, added that he wanted to break the UPSC exam year front.
While Varun from Nalanda got a third place, Sumit Kumar from Madhubani stood fourth.
Avinash Kumar Singh from Samastipur (5), Aditya Shrivastava from Jharkhand (6), S Prateek from East Chamaran (7), Aditya Kumar from Bhojpur (8), Anamika from Gopalganj (9), and Ankit Kumar from Bhagalpur (10) Crack exam.
Chairman of BPSC, R K Mahajan, claimed that the 64th and 65th CCE results were released in a short time.
“A total of 422 candidates have cleared the test this year,” he added.