Rajouri rural boy, who had previously aced JKAS and NEET, scores AIR-388 in UPSC

In the recently released UPSC CSE 2023, Ghulam Maya Din, who is from Bharot, a secluded highland region of Pirpanjal in Thanamandi tehsil in Rajouri district, achieved an All India rank (AIR) of 388.

He had previously passed the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service (JKAS) exams after passing the NEET and attending Government Medical College Jammu to study medicine.

Ghulam Maya Din expressed her satisfaction by saying, “People are happy with my success and giving blessings.” A lot of individuals claim my accomplishment as their own. They are joining in on my accomplishment and enjoying it. I really appreciate their assistance.

In addition, he counseled UPSC hopefuls to be goal-focused and steer clear of distractions. “Students should avoid distractions, use social media wisely, and maintain focus and curiosity,” said Ghulam Din. The UPSC CSE test is one of the hardest in the nation, but if you can put your distractions aside and make an effort to concentrate, you can pass it. Speaking about his experience taking the UPSC, Din said, “I wasn’t interested in this test at first. I didn’t peruse the newspaper.

I knew a little bit about general knowledge and the humanities. It thus took me a while. I think it takes one and a half to two years of training to reach the point where you can compete with peers. “I was ill and couldn’t take advantage of the opportunity during COVID-19.” Additionally, I mismanaged my time during the mains test last year, so I was unable to locate my name,” he said.

“If given the chance, I will try my best to make the government policies and schemes reach the beneficiaries in a transparent and better way,” Din said while discussing his aspirations and aims. This is all I’m going to aim for. I would want to share some thoughts I have later, if I have the opportunity to create some policies. J&K L-G Manoj Sinha had earlier congratulated all of the candidates from J&K who had passed the examinations.

“My sincere congrats go out to Anmol Rathore (AIR:7) and other J&K candidates who passed the UPSC CSE-2023. The youngsters of J&K will be motivated by your incredible accomplishments. Manoj Sinha wished all the winning applicants well in a post on X.

On April 16, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) released the Civil Services Exam results. According to the UPSC, 1,016 applicants passed the test in total and were advised to apply for various government jobs.