Success and happiness knocked the door of the Deputy Commissioner, Garhwa, Shekhar Jamuar, on Tuesday, when his daughter Sakshi Jamuar secured 89th rank in the UPSC Civil service examination 2024.
 
Twenty-four-year-old Sakshi has secured 89th rank in the prestigious civil services exams 2024, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission or UPSC.
 
Talking to The Pioneer Sakshi said, “It is indeed a proud moment for me.
I used to study eight hours a day. Many of my friends were giving the UPSC exam and they also cleared  the exam."
 
Graduate from the National Law University from Ranchi, Sakshi cracked the UPSC exam in her third attempt at a young age of 24 years. She was Expecting that she will be selected in the UPSC exam but Getting the rank AIR 89th is unbelievable for her. For the Preparation of UPSC exam she has given lots of efforts. All her efforts are converted into productivity.
 
The journey towards Civil Service Examination is over and she has devoted her days and nights at a very young age.
 
In her message to future UPSC aspirants Sakshi said, “For success you should be attached with syllabus and keep revising, revising and revisiing.
  
She Started Her Preparation when she was in 11th Standard. Her mother said that you should go for humanity instead of science. Her grooming started in Class 11th and she took arts.
 
Sakshi said, “My inspiration is my father. Since childhood I have seen him working hard. He continues to inspire others with his achievements.”
 
Father of Sakshi, Shekhar Jamuar said she was very dedicated towards her UPSC Examinations and all the strategy of studies was well planned.
He also added that he supported her a lot in every aspect of her studies. “We played the good role of parents in her complete preparation of UPSC,” he said.
 
Notably, Sakshi had cleared BPSC Civil Services examination and had secured 48th rank.