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to be honest the major motivation was the enthusiasm for administrative work motivated me for upsc
to bed honest the major motivation was the enthusiasm for administrative work motivated me for upsc
I am Kalpesh Sarsambe, I am preparing for civil service exam.
Actually not motivation but what I saw in my village, surrounding work culture and I saw no one interested in education i,e they said “padai karke kon aage gaya hai” (Who has gone ahead after studying) so this type of mentality I want to change from people’s mind and want to tell them education is most important in life so this thing motivates me to appear for exam and after becoming civil servant, I wish to work in education & health sector.
I saw many thing from ground level so if I have some powers to change peoples life little bit or change there life in some extent then I will surely work so this is aim to do.
Actually no external thing motivates you , if you really want to work then there is no need of motivation.
Before deciding to appear for exam you should know many things about civil servant, don’t watch one sided reality of civil servants from shorts or reels. BE AWARE.
I am Kalpesh Sarsambe, I am preparing for civil service exam.
Actually not motivation but what I saw in my village, surrounding work culture and I saw no one interested in education i,e they said “padai karke kon aage gaya hai” (Who has gone ahead after studying) so this type of mentality I want to change from people’s mind and want to tell them education is most important in life so this thing motivates me to appear for exam and after becoming civil servant, I wish to work in education & health sector.
I saw many thing from ground level so if I have some powers to change peoples life little bit or change there life in some extent then I will surely work so this is aim to do.
Actually no external thing motivates you , if you really want to work then there is no need of motivation.
Before deciding to appear for exam you should know many things about civil servant, don’t watch one sided reality of civil servants from shorts or reels. BE AWARE.
I am Kalpesh Sarsambe, I am preparing for civil service exam.
Actually not motivation but what I saw in my village, surrounding work culture and I saw no one interested in education i,e they said “padai karke kon aage gaya hai” (Who has gone ahead after studying) so this type of mentality I want to change from people’s mind and want to tell them education is most important in life so this thing motivates me to appear for exam and after becoming civil servant, I wish to work in education & health sector.
I saw many thing from ground level so if I have some powers to change peoples life little bit or change there life in some extent then I will surely work so this is aim to do.
Actually no external thing motivates you , if you really want to work then there is no need of motivation.
Before deciding to appear for exam you should know many things about civil servant, don’t watch one sided reality of civil servants from shorts or reels. BE AWARE.
Hey Kalpesh, your drive to challenge stereotypes and improve education for villagers is powerful! Don’t stop midway, you have a tough but promising journey ahead. Remember- Achhe din aane wale hain!
The decision to appear for the UPSC exam stems from a deep-seated desire to contribute meaningfully to society and to play a role in shaping the future of our nation. I have always been inspired by the idea of public service, where one can work directly with the people and for the people. The vast diversity of India, its challenges, and opportunities present a unique platform for someone committed to making a difference.
The ability to address systemic issues, promote social justice, and bring about positive change through effective governance is what motivates me. The UPSC exam, being one of the most prestigious and rigorous exams in the country, offers an opportunity to be part of the esteemed Indian Administrative Services. It is not just a career choice but a calling to serve the nation at the grassroots level.
Moreover, I am motivated by the stories of numerous civil servants who have dedicated their lives to the upliftment of the underprivileged and the betterment of society. Their tireless efforts and impactful work have ignited a passion within me to pursue this path, where I can utilize my skills, knowledge, and dedication to make a tangible difference in the lives of millions.
The UPSC journey will be tough, but your dedication will guide you. Keep believing in your purpose—you’re making a difference, SONAL JANGRA!
The decision to appear for the UPSC exam stems from a deep-seated desire to contribute meaningfully to society and to play a role in shaping the future of our nation. I have always been inspired by the idea of public service, where one can work directly with the people and for the people. The vast diversity of India, its challenges, and opportunities present a unique platform for someone committed to making a difference.
The ability to address systemic issues, promote social justice, and bring about positive change through effective governance is what motivates me. The UPSC exam, being one of the most prestigious and rigorous exams in the country, offers an opportunity to be part of the esteemed Indian Administrative Services. It is not just a career choice but a calling to serve the nation at the grassroots level.
Moreover, I am motivated by the stories of numerous civil servants who have dedicated their lives to the upliftment of the underprivileged and the betterment of society. Their tireless efforts and impactful work have ignited a passion within me to pursue this path, where I can utilize my skills, knowledge, and dedication to make a tangible difference in the lives of millions.