IAS Success Story: Ankita Chaudhary lost her mother while preparing for the UPSC exams. Her father encouraged her to chase her dreams.
Rohtak's Ankita Chaudhary has an extremely inspiring success story to share about her UPSC preparation and journey to becoming an IAS officer. Recently a web series named Aspirants depicted the story of three friends preparing for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams. Also known as the Civil Services exam, this is one of the toughest in the country. Therefore, we are telling you Ankita's story, who lost her mother while preparing for the UPSC exams, became successful in the second attempt having failed the first, and secure All India Rank 14.
1. Ankita hails from Rohtak
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Ankita Chaudhary belongs to a town in the Rohtak district of Haryana. She studied at Indus Public School in Rohtak. After class 12th, Ankita joined the Hindu College in Delhi and graduated in chemistry. It was during her graduation that she made up his mind to appear for the UPSC exam and started preparing after taking admission in post-graduation. (Photo Source: Ankita Chaudhary/Twitter)
2. Graduation from Delhi
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Ankita Chaudhary did not appear for the UPSC Civil Services examination till the post-graduation was completed. After completing her master's degree, she started preparing for the UPSC exams completely. (Photo Source: Ankita Chaudhary/Twitter)
3. Shattered after mother's sudden death
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Ankita Chaudhary's mother died in a road accident while she was preparing for the UPSC exams. Ankita was shocked by her mother's death and was shattered. (Photo Source: Ankita Chaudhary/Twitter)
4. Father an inspiration for Ankita
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Ankita Chaudhary was encouraged by her father. Ankita's father Satyavan is posted as an accountant in a sugar mill in Rohtak and it was the inspiration from her father that helped Ankita become an IAS officer, after which she diligently geared up for the UPSC exams. (Photo Source: Ankita Chaudhary/Twitter)
5. Failed in the first attempt
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Ankita Chaudhary failed when she appeared for the UPSC exam for the first time in 2017. Even then, she did not give up and after analysis her shortcomings, improved and prepared better for another attempt. (Photo Source- Ankita Chaudhary/Twitter)
6. Success in the second attempt
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Ankita Chaudhary appeared for the UPSC exam for the second time in 2018 and this time she secured AIR 14 and became an IAS officer. (Photo Source: Ankita Chaudhary/Twitter)
