The Journey from Poverty to UPSC

Prepared after Taking Money on Interest, Farmer's Son got Success in UPSC

The financial crisis could not become an obstacle in the path of Veer Pratap Singh Raghav, who was successful in the Civil Services 2018 examination of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). He had to study by borrowing money on interest. After the success of hard work in the prestigious examination of the country, all the pains taken during the preparation were eradicated.

Where there is a will, there is a way. This has been proved by Veer Pratap Singh Raghav who has been successful in UPSC Civil Services 2018 examination. The 'Kisan Putra' of Bulandshahr succeeded in this prestigious examination of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) after many struggles. Veer Pratap got 92nd rank in the results declared in April this year. The cadre has not been divided yet. However, due to good rank, Raghav is confident that he will be selected in the IAS. Raghav wrote a post on social media on August 1 on his struggle story to motivate the youth, who get frustrated many times due to lack of resources due to poor financial condition. On this post, many people gave their courage. Veer Pratap Singh says that there is no short cut to success. Success is achieved by being fully focused on the goal.

Studying with money on interest

Raghav's father, who lives in Dalpatpur village in Bulandshahar, did not have enough money to teach on his own. The father prepared the son by taking money from a person at an interest of three percent per month. Veer Pratap said that he succeeded in this prestigious examination in the third attempt. Earlier in 2016 and 2017, he also took the exam. Raghav, who did B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) from Aligarh Muslim University in 2015, took Philosophy as an elective.

The special thing is that in the results of the 2018 main examination, Raghav of Engineering background was second in terms of bringing the highest score in philosophy. He got 306 marks out of total 500 in Philosophy. Raghav's elder brother also had a dream to become an IAS. But due to the economic crisis, he had to leave preparations in the middle and do the job of CRPF. Raghav says that during preparation his elder brother also gave guidance.

Schools used to walk 5 km to study for 5th

Raghav had to struggle since childhood. He completed his studies up to fifth by walking five km from home. In the absence of a bridge, he had to cross the river and go to school. Veerapratap Singh received his primary education from Arya Samaj School, Karora and classes six to high school from Surajbhan Saraswati Vidya Mandir Shikarpur. Raghav wrote about his struggles on Facebook, writing, "I have read a lot of success stories. I also share my story today. We know that most civil servants come from the elite class. But there are many, Those who come out of the villages have a lot of struggle.

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