Meet woman, youngest IAS officer who cracked UPSC exam at 22 in first attempt, secured AIR...

With only a year of preparation, passing the UPSC Civil Service Exam is not an easy feat. Candidates must put in years of hard work to qualify for the UPSC exam, which is regarded as one of the hardest in the nation. They also require coaching for this. However, IAS Ananya Singh has disproven this. She is a Prayagraj native and has topped both the class 10 and 12 board exams in her district. At the young age of 22, she passed the CSE.
 
At Prayagraj's St. Mary's Convent School, Ananya Singh finished her early schooling. In the board exam, he had received 96% of the possible points in the tenth grade and 98.55% in the twelfth grade. She has completed both the tenth and twelveth grades as a district topper for the CISCE board. Following her 12th grade year, Ananya graduated with honours in Economics from Delhi's Shri Ram College of Commerce.

Since she was young, she had aspired to be an IAS officer. She did, however, begin studying for the UPSC exam during her final year of graduation. She used to spend seven or eight hours a day studying. She then set up a six-hour study schedule after the foundation was solidified. Together, they studied for the UPSC preliminary and main exams.
 
Singh put in a lot of effort for a year before taking the 2019 UPSC exam. In the exam, she received an All India Rank of 51. She was shocked by her ranking when she saw the UPSC CSE 2019 exam results. She achieved his childhood dream of becoming an IAS officer at the young age of 22. She made notes and gathered books according to the syllabus in order to get ready for the tests, which she claimed greatly aided in preparation and revision. Singh claimed that because she had taken notes, the answers had become ingrained in her memory. She is presently assigned to the cadre of West Bengal.