This lady, who passed the UPSC test on her first try and became the youngest IAS officer of the 2007 batch, is the woman you met

It is very difficult to pass the UPSC test and get into the IAS. In the middle, a lot of individuals quit up and hunt for other government positions. Many apply to the UPSC CSE test with hopes of becoming IFS, IPS, or IAS. Only around a thousand of them, nevertheless, were included in the final list. A lot of candidates depend on tutoring to help them prepare for the UPSC. Some people, nevertheless, turn to independent study and succeed in passing the prestigious test. One such individual is IAS Swati Meena Naik, who became the youngest officer in her batch after passing the UPSC on her first try at the age of 22.

IAS Swati is from Sikar in Rajasthan. She is an officer from the Madhya Pradesh cadre, class of 2008. At the age of 22, she passed the UPSC civil services test in 2007. On her first try, she achieved All India Rank (AIR) 260. Of her cohort, she was the youngest IAS officer.

IAS Swati was recently selected by the Central Government to lead the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation’s Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation. She had previously been a secretary in the women and child development department of the Madhya Pradesh government. IAS Swati is renowned for her intense work ethic.

Her father is an official in the Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS), while her mother, Dr. Saroj Meena, used to own a gas station. She finished her education in Ajmer. She received her diploma from Sophia Girls’ College in Ajmer. Her younger sister is an Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officer from the 2011 batch.

IAS In an interview, Swati once said that her mother had always desired for her to become a doctor. But when she was in the eighth grade, one of her aunts got married and became an officer. She thus made the decision to take the test. Swati’s father supported her when she was preparing for the UPSC. She is presently an IAS officer with national recognition.