Union Public Service Commission is the second toughest examination in the world. Lakhs of candidates appear in this examination every year. But out of these lakhs of students, only 1 percent gets success. Therefore, students have to work hard to appear in this examination. Only then can they become a successful officer.
The story of four brothers and sisters is popular on social media
If you have even the slightest interest in social media, you must have heard the story of four brothers and sisters who are all administrative officers. Yes, that is why today in this article we have brought the story of Yogesh Mishra, who is working in the Indian Ordnance Factory Service. Yogesh has four brothers and sisters and all of them are administrative officers after qualifying the Civil Services Examination. Yogesh explains that better planning is very important for exam preparation. Only then can you qualify this exam and become an administrative officer.
Yogesh left his job and started preparing for UPSC.
Yogesh Mishra is from a small village of Pratapgarh in Uttar Pradesh. He did his entire education from there. Along with Yogesh, all his brothers and sisters were also very promising in studies. At the same time, Yogesh is the eldest among all his siblings. After finishing school, Yogesh got selected in engineering. He attended Motilal Nehru University, Allahabad. After studying engineering, Yogesh got a job in Noida. But Yogesh realized that he should prepare for UPSC, and he chose this path and left his job. In this he did not get support from his family. But Yogesh was aware that if he prepared, he would definitely get success. After this, Yogesh starts preparing for UPSC.
strengthen the basics
Yogesh is an IOFA officer of 2014 batch. He has qualified the Civil Services examination after one year of preparation. All his brothers and sisters are also working as administrative officers after cracking UPSC in one year's preparation.
Yogesh tells from his preparation experience that it is most important to strengthen the basics in the Civil Services Examination. Unless your base is strong, you cannot pursue further studies. For better preparation, it is very important to study primary education better.
Avoid distractions
While sharing his experience, Yogesh says that during preparation, there are many things which can distract our attention. But students should avoid these things. Due to this you can get distracted in your preparation. When Yogesh was preparing for UPSC, he did not keep in touch with anyone, but was only engaged in his preparation. The biggest positive result of this was that he got success in UPSC in 2014.
make best planning
Any goal can be achieved only with better planning. If you are preparing for any big competitive exam, then you will have to plan like that also. Yogesh had planned for 11 months, due to which he completed the syllabus in 11 months and successfully passed the Civil Services Examination.
don't shy away from hard work
Yogesh runs an organization named Glory IAS along with his siblings. In this he shares important things related to the examination with the upcoming Civil Services aspirants. At the same time, Yogesh says that no aspirant should shy away from hard work i.e. preparation for the exam. Hard work always has golden results. If you always prepare with hard work, you will definitely get success.
Take care of mental health
It is very important to keep yourself fit while preparing for any competitive exam. Yogesh explains that problems like mental health often arise during the preparation time. Therefore, pay attention to your fitness, otherwise it can have a deep impact on your hard work. If you get sick, you will not be able to perform well in the exam. Therefore, keep these things in mind very carefully.
Let us tell you, keeping all these rules in mind, all his brothers and sisters including Yogesh are administrative officers. Yogesh's brother and one sister are IPS and one sister is an IAS officer. If you want to hear Yogesh's story yourself, visit Josh Talks' YouTube channel.
Also read: Empowerment and Excellence: IAS Rakhee Gupta's Journey in Civil Services
