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His father, Yonus Shaikh Ahmad, worked as an autorickshaw driver, while his mother, Adeela Shaikh, toiled as a farm labourer. Read here to know how IAS Ansar cracked UPSC exam despite spending his early life in poverty.
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This Ba***ds of Bollywood actor quit films after Rakesh Roshan cut his role, tried luck in Canada real estate but ended up losing it all; he is… The UPSC Civil Services Examination is one of India’s most prestigious and competitive exams, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission. It recruits candidates for top government positions such as IAS, IPS, IFS, and other central services. The exam is held in three stages, first is Prelims, second is Mains, and then last is Interview and evaluates a candidate’s knowledge, analytical abilities, decision-making skills, and overall personality. Today, in this article, we will tell you one such inspiring story of IAS Ansar Shaikh who cracked UPSC exam in his first attempt despite spending his early life in poverty.
Who is IAS Ansar Shaikh?
Born on June 1, 1994, in Shelgaon, a small village in Maharashtra’s Jalna district, Ansar hailed from a financially weak family. His father, Yonus Shaikh Ahmad, worked as an autorickshaw driver, while his mother, Adeela Shaikh, toiled as a farm labourer. Despite the struggles, Ansar’s family prioritised his education, which played a crucial role in his success.
IAS Ansar Shaikh’s early life and education
His academic journey began with outstanding success, scoring an impressive 91% in his Class 10 board exams. He later pursued and completed his undergraduate stu
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