This officer is an example for lakhs of students, how Alankar Agnihotri prepared from IITian to becoming PCS

News India Live, Digital Desk: Uttar Pradesh PCS Officer Alankar Agnihotri These days, his name may be in discussion in administrative circles due to some controversies, but his educational and career journey is no less than an inspiration. Alankar Agnihotri is one of those few officers who not only studied in the most prestigious educational institutions of the country, but also left the huge salaries of the corporate world and turned to civil services and achieved success in the very first attempt.

Journey to IIT, BHU and corporate career

Alankar Agnihotri’s foundation lies in very strong educational institutions. He attended the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Passed tough exams like and apart from this, his education was also from Kashi Hindu University. (BHU) Been there since also. After doing engineering from IIT, the doors of big multinational companies in the country and abroad were open for him.

He did a lot of work in the glitter and glamor of corporate, where the salary is not in lakhs but in crores. But there came a time when he realized that he wanted to use his energy and ability for the country and society. From here came the biggest turning point of his life.

One effort, straight SDM chair

Alankar Agnihotri took a big decision – leaving corporate career and preparing for administrative services. He understood the challenges of civil services and passed the PCS (Territory Civil Services) examination in his very first attempt.

By passing this prestigious examination in the first attempt, he achieved the post of SDM. This shows that when a person has the confidence to crack the studies of a tough institute like IIT, he tries his best to achieve his goal in civil services also.

Success remains an example even after years

Alankar Agnihotri’s journey from IITian to becoming SDM inspires millions of youth. This is an inspiration for all those students who want to leave any high-profile private job and go into social service. This journey teaches that instead of bowing down in front of any challenge, if one walks firmly on his chosen path, then success is definitely achieved, even if after this he had to see ups and downs in administrative life.