Riteeka Rank 17 UKPSC Lower PCS 2024: Supply Inspector
The UKPSC Lower PCS 2024 result rewarded aspirants who kept going despite failures. Riteeka Rank 17 UKPSC Lower PCS 2024 secured the post of Supply Inspector. Moreover, she never stopped studying, even after a bad exam.
She shared her journey in a success talk with SAMVEG IAS. So, here are the key lessons from her preparation.
Major Highlights of Riteeka’s Interview with Samveg IAS
Background and Motivation
Riteeka belongs to Udham Singh Nagar district. Also, she completed Class 10, Class 12 and her graduation in her home area. Above all, she wants to work for women empowerment. So, she sees a role in the government as a way to help women.
However, female aspirants often face social pressure to finish early because of marriage or age. In such moments, she suggests looking at how much your family supports you. Also, never lose faith in yourself. Then, keep studying steadily.
Prelims Strategy of Riteeka Rank 17 UKPSC Lower PCS 2024
First, she studied the prelims and mains syllabus carefully. Then, she picked the topics from it. Next, she revised the standard books again and again. Also, she solved past questions many times:
- First, previous year questions.
- Next, PCS questions of other states.
- Finally, questions from Group C exams.
To understand each stage, read our UKPSC Lower PCS exam guide.
Mains: One Answer Every Day
Riteeka did not wait for the exam dates to start writing. Instead, she wrote one answer every day from the very beginning. Also, she used case studies and examples in her answers.
As a Hindi-medium aspirant, she kept checking her answers for gaps. For instance, she asked what more she could add. It could be bullet points, a case study or an example. Moreover, in every answer she wrote the challenges, the solutions and related schemes.
Interview Preparation
For the interview, she joined the Samveg IAS interview programme. There, she prepared with mock interviews. Indeed, she says this guidance helped her a lot.
Never Stop After a Bad Exam
Riteeka missed many exams along the way. In fact, repeated failures even pushed her into low phases. However, she never stopped. If an exam went badly, she started preparing for the next one the very next day.
Also, she never told herself that she could not do it. Instead, she trusted herself and kept going.
Moreover, she warns against seasonal study. Exam cycles in Uttarakhand are long. So, many aspirants plan to study only when the exam comes near. However, if you stop, the syllabus slips away from you. Therefore, study regularly, and do not wait for the exam.
Social Media and Her Advice
She never used social media during her preparation. For others, she suggests balance. So, deactivate your accounts when the exam is near. Also, follow channels that help you learn.
For young women, her advice is clear. When pressure from society builds, talk to your parents and friends. Then, set a goal and stay motivated. Also, do not act under anyone’s pressure.
“We can change our fate through our hard work,” says Riteeka Rank 17 UKPSC Lower PCS 2024. So, focus more on your effort.
Association with SAMVEG IAS
Riteeka joined our Interview Guidance Programme (IGP). She says she learnt a lot there. In particular, she liked Sir’s way of motivating students. Also, she says every question gets a polite answer. Still, the credit belongs to her own consistency. Indeed, Riteeka Rank 17 UKPSC Lower PCS 2024 shows that steady study beats last-minute effort.
Watch the full interaction with Samveg IAS:
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