Ravinder Saini
Tribune News Service
Jhajjar, April 29
Sudhir Gehlawat, who bagged 42nd position in the UPSC examination, was so inclined towards joining the civil services that he did not join four government jobs for realising his dream of becoming an IAS officer to serve society.
A resident of Sector 6 in Bahadurgarh, Sudhir cracked the civil services examination in his second attempt. Earlier, he did not succeed in interview.
“I took failure in my first attempt as a challenge and started preparations for the next attempt with more energy, toil and concentration. Besides coaching from an institute in Delhi, I devoted at least 10 hours a day,” he said.
Sudhir said he was confident about success this time, but had never imagined about getting a place among the top 50. “I will ensure my contribution to development of the nation. The uplift of deprived sections of society will be my priority,” he said.
Giving credit to his parents and siblings, he said they had always motivated him. “Hard work, devotion and concentration are the keys to success not only in the civil services exam, but other exams as well,” he stated.
Sudhir’s father Jasmer Singh is employed with the Delhi Police and his mother is a homemaker. His brother Shekher is a BTech engineer and sister Nitika a dentist.
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