ANIRUDH YADAV UPSC 2022-23 Rank-8

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ANIRUDH YADAV IAS Topper Rank-8 UPSC 2022-23 :

ABOUT ANIRUDH YADAV :

In the UPSC CSE 2022, Aniruddh Yadav achieved the 8th rank with a score of 1051 marks.
He comes from a background where his father is a retired IPS officer, and his brother holds the position of an IAS officer.
This marked Aniruddh's fourth attempt at the Civil Services exam.
From December 2022, he had been undergoing training for the Indian Information Services.
He resides in Chanakyapuri and holds a degree in Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology from IIT Delhi.
Aniruddh previously served as an officer trainee in the Indian Information Service and is an avid player of football and squash.

ANIRUDH YADAV AIR-08 | UPSC TOPPER'S JOURNEY | JOURNEY OF IAS-UPSC TOPPER:

Sr No.	Category	Details
1)	Name	ANIRUDH YADAV
2)	Age	27
3)	Rank	8
4)	Attempt	4
4)	Optional	ANTHROPOLOGY
4)	Family Background	FATHER , MOTHER and SIBLING
4)	Hometown	CHANDIGARH
4)	School	DELHI SANSKRITI SCHOOL
4)	Service	UPSC CSE 2019 - IRPS post UPSC CSE 2020 - IISpost
4)	Selected as	IAS

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND :

Aniruddh attended Sanskriti School for his education.
He pursued his undergraduate studies in Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology at IIT Delhi.
This marked his fourth endeavour in the civil service examinations, driven by his longstanding connection with government officials, educational institutions, and his family background.
In his previous two successful attempts, he achieved scores of 190 and 173 in the Personality test or UPSC interview.

FAMILY BACKGROUND :

Aniruddh Yadav, a 27-year-old graduate of IIT Delhi, was born in Chandigarh and comes from a family with a lineage of IPS and IAS officers.
He is the son of Haryana's former DGP, and his elder brother is also an IAS officer.
Additionally, his mother held a position at the Quality Council of India.

WHY CIVIL SERVICES :

The 27-year-old UPSC rank holder credits his brother for his success in Civil Services.
Aniruddh’s brother is also an IAS officer posted in Assam, and he qualified for IAS in 2018 with a rank of 72.
His brother always motivated and guided him to achieve his aim of becoming an IAS officer.

STRUGGLES AND CHALLENGES :

The journey was undeniably demanding.
I approached it with the same dedication as a full-time job, allocating approximately 8 to 10 hours each day.
The crucial factor was maintaining unwavering consistency.
Establishing daily objectives and staying devoted to my endeavours and goals.
This sustained consistency posed the greatest difficulty, yet it ultimately emerged as the most pivotal aspect.
Asignificant hurdle I faced was the need to forego quality time with family and friends.
Balancing my studies with my passion for sports proved to be another challenge, occasionally impacting my study hours.
Furthermore, the ongoing effort to sustain consistency, even on weekends without respite, presented its own set of difficulties.

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ANIRUDH’s PREPARATION STRATEGY :

Aniruddh devoted approximately 6 to 8 hours each day to his studies.
He heavily relied on mock tests and consulted crucial and recommended books.
He diligently practised answer writing for the Mains and took multiple tests for the Prelims.
According to Aniruddh, excelling in UPSC demands extensive hard work and covering an expansive syllabus, underscoring the significance of self-confidence.
He also advises against becoming overly consumed by exam preparation and not taking it too seriously.
Ensuring adequate sleep and maintaining a balanced diet are crucial for maintaining a healthy physical and mental state while preparing for the UPSC exam.
According to Aniruddh, commitment and diligent effort are key factors in achieving success.
Candidates should aim to study for a minimum of 8 to 10 hours, though this may vary from person to person. Aniruddh, for instance, dedicated 6 to 8 hours to his studies.
Maintaining good physical and mental well-being is vital for success in any competitive exam.
The 8th rank holder in UPSC 2022 advises aspirants to prioritise proper sleep and a balanced diet.
Approach your studies with the mindset of clearing them on the first attempt.
Candidates should thoroughly understand the UPSC exam pattern and syllabus
Keeping track of exam notifications is crucial when planning your study routine.
If a particular approach doesn't yield the desired results, seek advice from an expert and make adjustments to your study routine and materials accordingly.
Stay updated on current affairs and news topics, as being well-informed about recent events is beneficial in all three stages of the UPSC exam – Prelims, Mains, and Interview.
Prioritise practice through multiple mock tests for UPSC Prelims and focused answer writing for UPSC Mains.
Familiarising yourself with the type and difficulty of questions in Prelims is crucial before taking the actual exam.
Review important questions from previous year UPSC question papers and thoroughly practise them.
Maintain consistency and don't be disheartened if you don't succeed on your first attempt. There are always more opportunities ahead.

As per an interview given by ANIRUDH he concluded “ Besides my UPSC readiness, I have a strong passion for playing squash. I relish moments with friends, whether it's going out for meals or occasionally embarking on short getaways. During my leisure, I frequently explore social media platforms like Instagram. In terms of education and preparation, I emphasize the importance of regularly adjusting and enhancing one's knowledge to stay abreast of the ever-changing environment. Persistent learning and self-betterment stand as indispensable elements in this realm.”