Hello Everyone,
My name is Divya Mittal, rank 68 in CSE 2012. This blog has
been created to help Civil Service aspirants and to share notes made over the
course of my preparation. I have been lucky to have cleared the CSE thrice
consecutively.
Background:
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CSE-2012 Rank 68, Allocated IAS (3rd attempt, Economics, Commerce)
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CSE-2011 Rank 134, Allocated IPS (2nd
attempt, Economics, Management)
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CSE-2010 Rank 332, Allocated IRS(IT)
(1st attempt, Economics, Management)
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Education: B.Tech ( IIT Delhi), MBA ( IIM
Bangalore)
The motivation behind the blog comes from Rabindranath Tagore's lines, "Where knowledge is free...., ...Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake."
I have myself
immensely benefitted from the knowledge shared by various toppers
across the years and from the internet which has made access to knowledge
easier and cheaper for everyone. I believe it is my duty to do as much as
possible for those who need it, especially those sitting in remote corners of
the country.
The journey as an IAS officer has been the following till now:
- Assistant Secretary at Niti Aayog, 2015
- Sub divisional magistrate at Meerut, 2015- 2017
- Chief Development Officer at Gonda, 2017- 2018
- Joint Managing Director at UP State Industrial Development Corporation, 2018 - present
Thanks
Divya
Dear mam .
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
how about services like SDM,DSP when someone could nt make it in IAS,IPS..i mean state services..can you give some ideas..
regards
Dr.Akash Bhardwaj
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ReplyDeletegreat effort by a great lady............
ReplyDeleteHi mam.
ReplyDeleteI have done my engg from NIT and MBA from IIM C.
Preparing for civil services. It seems you had taken management as an optional and later shifted to a different optional. Would like to know the pros and cons of taking management as optional. Any specific reason why you decided to shift your optional in the third attempt.
Hi Divya..thanks for this great help..i had a question..i am working and planning to appear in 2014 exam, but cant leave job for finanical reasons. Can i or anyone pass this exam while working or do i have to prepare full time to pass the exam.what are chances of part-time preparation..do you know anyone who passed the exam with part time preparation..Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi Divya,
ReplyDeleteI am new to UPSC just completed my B.Tech. Will you please help me how to start with the preparation.
Thanks.
hi mam,
ReplyDeletei am shravan. thank u so much for the help u r doing . i jus want to know about the answer writing approach in gen studies. i remember u were once saying that u write in points form.i just want to discuss that with you.if u can clarify my queries i would be really happy. thanks in advance
Hi madam,
ReplyDeleteI’m from Thrissur in Kerala .I went for coaching for almost an year here.But the preparations haven’t been satisfactory.I’m planning to move to Delhi for coaching in both mains and optionals(history).But I was told by many that coaching in Delhi will be a repetition and notes from coaching institutes would b enough.Is it better to go for notes than coaching, mam?Also pls let me know about the options for history coaching.