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Why Nandini KR, Civil Services Exam Topper, Doesn't Want Foreign Service
Nandini KR, who topped the Union Public Service Commission 2016 exams on Wednesday, says she wants to join the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) to serve the people of India, rather become a diplomat.
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Tucked In UPSC Results, Stories Of Hard Work, Success In Face Of Adversity
Nandini KR, the 26-year-old civil engineer who topped the Civil Services Examination, said the opportunity to join the premier civil service, Indian Administrative Service or IAS, "was a dream come true". But success for the government school teacher's daughter in Karnataka Kolar district, famous for its gold mines, came after three failures. This ...
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'Play Volleyball, Read Literature': UPSC Topper Nandini KR Doesn't Just Study 24x7
For the third time in a row, a woman candidate has topped the Civil Services Examination the results of which was declared by public service recruiter Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Wednesday evening. "I always wanted to be an IAS officer," said a jubilant Nandini KR from Karnataka in her first reaction.
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Why Nandini KR, Civil Services Exam Topper, Doesn't Want Foreign Service
Nandini KR, who topped the Union Public Service Commission 2016 exams on Wednesday, says she wants to join the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) to serve the people of India, rather become a diplomat.
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Tucked In UPSC Results, Stories Of Hard Work, Success In Face Of Adversity
Nandini KR, the 26-year-old civil engineer who topped the Civil Services Examination, said the opportunity to join the premier civil service, Indian Administrative Service or IAS, "was a dream come true". But success for the government school teacher's daughter in Karnataka Kolar district, famous for its gold mines, came after three failures. This ...
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'Play Volleyball, Read Literature': UPSC Topper Nandini KR Doesn't Just Study 24x7
For the third time in a row, a woman candidate has topped the Civil Services Examination the results of which was declared by public service recruiter Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Wednesday evening. "I always wanted to be an IAS officer," said a jubilant Nandini KR from Karnataka in her first reaction.
