JaradPartik Anil

Background\n\nI come from a humble background, and my journey to becoming an IAS officer was not easy. I had to work hard and stay focused to achieve my goal. I remember when I was in school, I used to dream of becoming an IAS officer, and I would often read about the lives of great IAS officers.\n\n### Study Plan\n\nMy study plan was quite rigorous. I used to wake up early in the morning and start studying. I would cover all the topics in the syllabus and make sure I understood each concept thoroughly. I also used to practice writing answers to questions, which helped me to improve my writing skills.\n\n### Challenges\n\nThe biggest challenge I faced during my preparation was time management. I had to balance my studies with my other responsibilities, and it was not easy. I also faced a lot of self-doubt and anxiety, but I never gave up. I kept telling myself that I could do it, and I worked hard to achieve my goal.\n\n### Strategies\n\nMy strategy was to stay focused and motivated. I used to set small goals for myself and achieve them, which helped me to stay motivated. I also used to take breaks and do things that I enjoyed, which helped me to relax and recharge.\n\n### Interview Experience\n\nThe interview experience was quite challenging. I was asked a lot of questions, and I had to answer them confidently. I remember when I was asked about my optional subject, PSIR, I was able to answer it confidently, and it gave me a lot of confidence.\n\n### Success\n\nMy success is a result of my hard work and dedication. I never gave up, and I always believed in myself. I also got a lot of support from my family and friends, which helped me to stay motivated. I am proud of what I have achieved, and I hope to inspire others to achieve their goals.\n\nKey Points:

• Stay focused and motivated
• Set small goals and achieve them
• Take breaks and do things that you enjoy
• Believe in yourself and your abilities
• Get support from your family and friends
• Work hard and stay dedicated

\n\nTurning Points:

• When I was asked about my optional subject, PSIR, and I was able to answer it confidently
• When I was able to balance my studies with my other responsibilities
• When I was able to overcome my self-doubt and anxiety
• When I was able to achieve my goal of becoming an IAS officer

\n\nLessons Learned:

• The importance of staying focused and motivated
• The importance of setting small goals and achieving them
• The importance of taking breaks and doing things that you enjoy
• The importance of believing in yourself and your abilities
• The importance of getting support from your family and friends
• The importance of working hard and staying dedicated