BTech graduate who made it in UPSC firm on women's safety

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This 23-year-old girl Aishwarya Sharma is determined for upliftment and safety of women in society. Aishwarya a BTech graduate has just achieved 168 rank in IAS services conducted by UPSC.

Aishwarya is inspired by her father ADGP Indore Ajay Sharma. While talking to The Pioneer Aishwarya told that she is a B Tech graduate from MANIT Bhopal and she achieved her goal in 2nd attempt. She told that she will definitely join IPS because IPS has very few women officers. She will work for women safety, women education as at many places due to fear of eve teasing women are afraid to work and study, malnutrition and will make police more approachable. In the first attempt she had electrical engineering as her optional subject but in second attempt she chose economics as her optional subject. For a fresher aspirant who wants to crack IAS exams at least a 1 years of preparation is a must. A candidate should have positive attitude and high will power. She told that student should study online and offline test series regularly. A student should analyze and then solve the problem. The course of civil service is not defined. You have to choose good books and read it thoroughly.

The two other Indore resident Dr Ankita Gupta achieved rank 400 and Honey Patodi achieved rank 316. It is to be noted that in the IAS exams women have achieved 1st rank in merit in three consecutive years. In IAS 2014 Ira Singhal, in 2015 Tina Daby and in year 2016 KR Nandini topped the prestigious IAS exams. 

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