Meet woman, daughter of street vendor, who secured 98% in Class 10, cracked UPSC exam to become IAS officer, her AIR is…
IAS Deepesh Kumari cleared the UPSC exam with an impressive atmosphere and inspired his brothers. Although his father was a street vendor, he was able to solve his children’s life. Deepesh’s sister is a doctor.
Small places were the story of Deepesh Kumari, who fulfilled these dreams as an IAS officer. His story was still far from the average life of a middle -class urban settler. Rajasthan’s Deepesh from a small area in Bharatpur was one of 5 brothers. For 25 years, his father sold a fried snacks from a crane to seven families. Kumari’s father, who only won this little profession, managed to educate his children. He didn’t stop and continued to work even after his daughter Deepesh Kumari became a IAS officer.
All children are well settled in life. One of Kumari’s sisters is a doctor and another sister and a brother reads the MBBs. Seeing that his father worked hard and that he provided everything to his children even after many struggles was the thing that inspired Deepesh Kumari and his brothers.
Who is Ias Deepesh Kumari?
Deepesh Kumari is the largest of five children- three men and two sisters. He was always a bright student. She studied at Shishu Adarsh Vidyamandir from Bharatpur. He received 98% of Class 10 exams and 89% in class 12 exams. He graduated from Civil Engineering at MBM Engineering College, which is operated by the state in Jodhpur. He continued his work in IIt Bombay in Mtech. After that, he worked in a private company for 1 year and after he resigned, he started to prepare for the UPSC exam.
How was Deepesh Kumari’s UPSC journey?
Deepesh received coaching from Delhi to prepare for UPSC, but he returned home because of Covid-19 locking and continued his preparations meticulously. He failed the first attempt in the interview round, but in 2021, he secured Air 93. The optional subject was mathematics. His success was a source of inspiration for his brothers. It gives continuous support for the success of his family. His mother’s courage became a repulsive force and strengthened the idea that working hard even with failure was a source of happiness.
