Nine former students of the Indian School of Mines (ISM) Dhanbad have shown their brilliance in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination by their meritorious performance in one of the most challenging examinations of the country.
Sujanay Singh scored 212 rank in UPSC exam, he passed out B Tech. from ISM (2010 batch). Deepak Anand passed out (2013 batch) got 235 rank, Chandan Modi scored 373 rank (2011 batch ISM student), Santanu Agarwal (2011 batch) bags 375 rank, Yogesh Gautam (2013 batch) bags 544 rank, KD Pani (2012 batch) ranked 551, Ravi Ranjan bags 813 rank, Purushottam (2010 batch) got 828 rank while B Muthu (2012 batch) got 986 rank.
“I have done Mineral Engineering (B Tech.) from ISM in 2011 and selected for job through campus selection but I decided to compete UPSC so I left the job and leave for Delhi for preparation, said Chandan Modi a resident of Giridih. His father is a government school teacher while mother is house wife.
ISM Dhanbad is well known of quality education, recently it got IIT tag. It was ranked eleventh in India in the Outlook Engineering Colleges survey of 2012 and also about 2013. It has been consistently ranked among the top engineering colleges of India by Outlook magazine.