Meet Young Woman Who Conquered UPSC Twice To Become IAS Officer; Her Name Is…

Divya Tanwar comes from Haryana, and her journey to becoming an IAS officer at the young age of 23 is not just remarkable, it is inspiring for all the aspirants who are preparing for the prestigious exam. 

Divya Tanwar faced difficulty in her personal life, but she did not give up despite anything and went on to crack UPSC not once but twice.  

According to media reports, her father passed away in 2011, but with the support of her mother, Divya cracked the exam. 

Divya Tanwar's early education began in government schools. Later, she even got a degree in science and began preparing for the UPSC exam. 

Divya Tanwar appeared for UPSC CSE in 2021, and at the age of 21, she secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 438.

With her unwavering dedication, she became one of the youngest IPS officers in India.

Divya Tanwar did not stop with IPS, she reappeared for the UPSC CSE in 2022.

Now, she reportedly got an AIR of 105, thus becoming an IAS officer.

Divya Tanwar is currently serving as an IAS officer in the Manipur cadre, as per reports.

Divya Tanwar's journey is an inspiration to countless aspirants who are dedicating their days and nights to cracking the prestigious UPSC exam. Her story is a powerful reminder to never give up—and a motivation to strive for even greater success.

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