Not only is the UPSC CSE a highly esteemed examination, but it is also among the most challenging globally. Numerous tales exist of candidates quitting their social lives in order to concentrate on their studies and pass the test by isolating themselves in a room.
here is a widespread belief that candidates for civil services must study hard and make many sacrifices in order to pass the UPSC exam. Not only is the UPSC CSE a highly esteemed examination, but it is also among the most challenging globally. Numerous tales exist of candidates quitting their social lives in order to concentrate on their studies and pass the test by isolating themselves in a room. However, by adhering to a specific regimen, many people passed the test. IAS Smita Sabharwal is one example of such a tale.
On June 19, 1977, Smita Sabharwal (previously known as Smitha Das) was born. Her hometown is Darjeeling, which is in West Bengal. Her father, Pranab Das, served in the military and retired to Hyderabad as a colonel. Smita completed her schooling solely in Hyderabad, and in 2000, she was chosen for the Andhra Pradesh cadre of the IAS. She finished her high school education at St. Ann's in Marredpally, Hyderabad. After receiving the top overall rank in India for her ICSE Board class XII, she went on to St. Francis Degree College for Women to complete her B.Com.
Smita studied for six hours every day, but she also made time for play every hour. Smita regularly read newspapers and magazines to stay up to date on current events. Anthropology and public administration were among her elective subjects for the civil services examination. Smita placed fourth in the 2000 UPSC exam and became one of the top IAS scorers. She had failed the preliminary exam on her first try, so this was her second attempt.
Smita has embellished her cap with multiple feathers. She was appointed to the Telangana Chief Minister's Office, making history as the first female IAS officer. She currently works as the Telangana CM's secretary. According to reports, she also serves as Mission Bhagiratha's secretary and the secretary of the Rural Water Supply Department. Her tenure as the District Collector in Medak and Karimnagar has been highly praised by many. In 2011, she became the District Collector of Karimnagar.
Among the IAS officers with the highest social media activity is Smita Sabharwal. With more than 400,000 followers on Twitter, she regularly discusses women's issues with her followers. She also shares videos and images on Instagram frequently. Smita continues to inspire many with her commitment and dedication, and her work as an IAS officer is greatly appreciated.
She currently serves as a member secretary for the TS Finance Corporation, relieving Sandeep Kumar Sultania, another IAS officer, of all additional responsibilities associated with the position.
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