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Louisiana Drops Civil Service Test Requirement - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Drops Civil Service Test Requirement

People applying for a job with the state of Louisiana often balk at taking a civil service test. The state is dropping the requirement for certain positions.

Meet Abhilasha Abhinav, who cracked UPSC twice, became IRS then IAS, bagged AIR... - Vimarsana News

Meet Abhilasha Abhinav, who cracked UPSC twice, became IRS then IAS, bagged AIR...

On her second attempt, Abhilasha was successful in becoming an IRS. However, this did not satisfy her. Her goal was to join the IAS. She then gave UPSC 2017 another shot. This time, she broke every record she had ever held and became an IAS with the AIR 18.

Meet IAS Dongre Revaiah, son of midday meal cook, studied at IIT, left high-paying job to crack UPSC exam, got AIR... - Vimarsana News

Meet IAS Dongre Revaiah, son of midday meal cook, studied at IIT, left high-paying job to crack UPSC exam, got AIR...

Through her measly salary, IAS officer Dongre Revaiah's mother put him and his siblings through school. However, IAS officer Dongre Revaiah pushed hard at his education and cleared the IIT JEE exam, getting admission into IIT Madras.

UPSC Mains Result 2023 to be out shortly | Direct link to check UPSC IAS results - Vimarsana News

UPSC Mains Result 2023 to be out shortly | Direct link to check UPSC IAS results

The UPSC Mains Result 2023 results will be declared anytime soon. Here is the step-by-step guide to check the UPSC Mains Result 2023.

2017-2021: 63% of those who cleared UPSC Mains were from engg stream - Vimarsana News

2017-2021: 63% of those who cleared UPSC Mains were from engg stream

The data, from the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, was tabled by Minister of State Jitendra Singh in response to a question by BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi.