Will work for empowerment of women, marginalised, says UPSC topper Ishita Kishore

By PTI

NEW DELHI: A Delhi University graduate and daughter of an Air Force officer, Ishita Kishore said attaining the first rank inside the civil firms examination was like a dream come true for her and that she would work in path of women empowerment after turning into an IAS officer.

Twenty-six-year-old Kishore cleared the celebrated examination in her third strive.

“I am very happy for getting the first rank. It’s a dream come true for me,” Kishore knowledgeable PTI.

Kishore, the youthful of two siblings, said she used to overview for at least eight to 9 hours a day to prepare for the examination.

“The success is the result of my hard work. One needs to be very sincere, consistent and dedicated towards this (clearing civil services) goal to achieve results,” she said.

Kishore, who labored with the multinational company Ernst and Young, is the daughter of a late Air Force officer.

Her mother used to indicate at a private school and her elder brother is a lawyer.

“I have opted for the Indian Administrative Service. I have given my preference for Uttar Pradesh (her home state) as my cadre,” she said.

Ishita Kishore (PTI)

Kishore, who had been a national-level soccer participant and carried out in Subroto Cup in 2012, said she would work for women’s empowerment and the upliftment of uncared for people after turning into part of the celebrated administrative service.

“It is an honour to work for my country. Civil service is a better way to serve the country,” she said.

Kishore, who lives in neighbouring Greater Noida, licensed for the examination with Political Science and International Relations as her optionally accessible subject.

She graduated in Economics (Hons.) from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi.

She expressed gratitude in path of her family for continuously encouraging her.

“I have a lot of gratitude for my family who stood with me when I could not clear the civil services examination in the first two attempts. They encouraged me a lot,” she said.

As many as 933 candidates — 613 males and 320 girls — have licensed for the civil firms examination 2022, the outcomes of which had been launched on Tuesday by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

The prime 25 candidates comprise 14 girls and 11 males, it said.

The civil firms examination is carried out yearly in three ranges — preliminary, predominant and interview — by the UPSC to choose officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) amongst others.

The first 4 rank holders are all girls as Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N and Smriti Mishra secured the second, third and fourth ranks inside the examination.

“It is really heartening to see women getting the top four ranks,” Kishore said.

Lohia and Mishra are graduates of the University of Delhi, whereas Harathi N is a Bachelor of Technology diploma holder from Indian Institute of know-how (IIT)-Hyderabad.

Lohia, who hails from Buxar in Bihar, cleared the examination in her second strive.

Harathi N, a resident of Hyderabad, licensed for the examination in her fifth strive.

Mishra, who lives in Noida, cleared the examination in her third strive with Zoology as her optionally accessible subject.

This is the second 12 months in a row that ladies candidates purchased the best three ranks inside the prestigious examination.

Shruti Sharma, Ankita Agarwal and Gamini Singla had secured the first, second and third positions inside the civil firms examination 2021.

NEW DELHI: A Delhi University graduate and daughter of an Air Force officer, Ishita Kishore said attaining the first rank inside the civil firms examination was like a dream come true for her and that she would work in path of women empowerment after turning into an IAS officer.

Twenty-six-year-old Kishore cleared the celebrated examination in her third strive.

“I am very happy for getting the first rank. It’s a dream come true for me,” Kishore knowledgeable PTI.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

Kishore, the youthful of two siblings, said she used to overview for at least eight to 9 hours a day to prepare for the examination.

“The success is the result of my hard work. One needs to be very sincere, consistent and dedicated towards this (clearing civil services) goal to achieve results,” she said.

Kishore, who labored with the multinational company Ernst and Young, is the daughter of a late Air Force officer.

Her mother used to indicate at a private school and her elder brother is a lawyer.

“I have opted for the Indian Administrative Service. I have given my preference for Uttar Pradesh (her home state) as my cadre,” she said.

Ishita Kishore (PTI)Kishore, who had been a national-level soccer participant and carried out in Subroto Cup in 2012, said she would work for women’s empowerment and the upliftment of uncared for people after turning into part of the celebrated administrative service.

“It is an honour to work for my country. Civil service is a better way to serve the country,” she said.

Kishore, who lives in neighbouring Greater Noida, licensed for the examination with Political Science and International Relations as her optionally accessible subject.

She graduated in Economics (Hons.) from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi.

She expressed gratitude in path of her family for continuously encouraging her.

“I have a lot of gratitude for my family who stood with me when I could not clear the civil services examination in the first two attempts. They encouraged me a lot,” she said.

As many as 933 candidates — 613 males and 320 girls — have licensed for the civil firms examination 2022, the outcomes of which had been launched on Tuesday by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

The prime 25 candidates comprise 14 girls and 11 males, it said.

The civil firms examination is carried out yearly in three ranges — preliminary, predominant and interview — by the UPSC to choose officers of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS) amongst others.

The first 4 rank holders are all girls as Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N and Smriti Mishra secured the second, third and fourth ranks inside the examination.

“It is really heartening to see women getting the top four ranks,” Kishore said.

Lohia and Mishra are graduates of the University of Delhi, whereas Harathi N is a Bachelor of Technology diploma holder from Indian Institute of know-how (IIT)-Hyderabad.

Lohia, who hails from Buxar in Bihar, cleared the examination in her second strive.

Harathi N, a resident of Hyderabad, licensed for the examination in her fifth strive.

Mishra, who lives in Noida, cleared the examination in her third strive with Zoology as her optionally accessible subject.

This is the second 12 months in a row that ladies candidates purchased the best three ranks inside the prestigious examination.

Shruti Sharma, Ankita Agarwal and Gamini Singla had secured the first, second and third positions inside the civil firms examination 2021.