Revolutionary Ramprasad Bismil had written a couplet that ‘We turn the fun around with our audacity, that we have often lit lamps even in storms.’ This statement fits completely on Priyanka Bhalawi, a resident of Betul district of MP.
With her hard work and dedication, Priyanka secured 23rd rank in the State Service Examination 2020 of Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) and fulfilled her mother’s dream by becoming Deputy Collector. Priyanka has completed her studies with the help of scholarship.
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Preparation for MPPSC through scholarship
Priyanka was born in Ganj area of Betul district. His father is a government teacher and mother a housewife. Priyanka received her primary education from Government Girls School. After this he obtained BSc degree in Computer Science and MSc degree in Physics from JH College. After finishing college, in 2017 he got an opportunity to prepare for the exam in Delhi under a government scheme. In 2020, Priyanka went to Indore to prepare for MPPSC main exam.
Inspired to become an officer from aunt’s children
Priyanka told in an interview that she got the inspiration to become an officer from her aunt’s children. All four children of Priyanka’s aunt are Grade-B officers, and they always told Priyanka that the only thing missing in their family is a Deputy Collector, and only Priyanka can fill this gap. This inspiration inspired Priyanka to focus on her hard work and preparation.
Mother’s dream and Priyanka’s resolve
Her mother’s dream for Priyanka was that she should become an officer. Priyanka told that my mother always believed in me and I always got her support in my preparation. To fulfill this dream of my mother, I worked hard and got selected on the post of Deputy Collector.
Passed in the fourth attempt
Priyanka appeared for the State Services Examination for the first time in 2017 and passed the preliminary examination in the first attempt, but failed in the main examination. Not found. In 2018 she could not even pass the preliminary examination. However, she did not give up and in the third attempt in 2019, she reached the interview, although her result was not declared yet. In the fourth attempt in 2020, Priyanka achieved her target by securing 23rd rank.
She used to study like this
Priyanka studied for 8 to 10 hours daily. She focused more on achieving her goals than on her study hours. Priyanka told that as soon as she woke up in the morning, she used to write her study target for the day, stick it near her study table and work on it. I used to review my work at night and see how many targets I accomplished.
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