Lakshya Pandey Became IPS Through Self-STUR B.TECH, Read His Story of Struggle

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News India Live, Digital Desk: Success Story: The Civil Services Examination of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is considered one of the most difficult exams in the country. To get success in this, one has to move forward by learning from unwavering dedication, hard work and repeated failures. Such an inspirational story is of Lakshya Pandey, who in his fourth attempt has the distinction of becoming IPS by cracked up the UPSC exam. Despite three consecutive failures, Lakshya did not give up and fulfilled his dream by securing 318th rank on the basis of self-study.

Lakshya Pandey, who belongs to Delhi, completed his schooling from Kendriya Vidyalaya. From the very beginning, he remained brilliant in studies and after that he earned a BTech degree. However, after obtaining a BTech degree, his mind began to go to government jobs and especially civil services. He decided to start preparing for the UPSC exam to achieve this goal of social service.

First, second and third attempt: UPSC’s journey was not easy for Lakshya Pandey. He could not succeed in his first, second and third attempt. After failing so many times, people often disappointed and change the path, but the goal learned from their mistakes and improved their study strategy. They remained completely dependent on self-study, focusing on their own notes and resources instead of coaching.

For his fourth effort, he not only took lessons from previous experiences but also worked on his weaknesses. He continued to study regularly and examined himself from mock tests. Eventually, his hard work paid off. In the results of the Civil Services Examination 2023 declared by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), Lakshya Pandey secured 318th rank at the all -India level. His rank makes him eligible for the Indian Police Service (IPS). This success is a clear proof of his patience, determination and not giving up. This story of Lakshya Pandey is a source of inspiration for thousands of youth who are preparing for UPSC and break down from early failures. This shows that any goal can be achieved with dedication and correct strategy.