Secret Studies! UPSC Topper Sidharth Leaves Parents Speechless
- Muskan Khandelwal
- Published on 18 Apr 2024, 9:00 am IST
- 2 minutes read
Highlights
- Kochi’s P K Sidharth Ramkumar cleared UPSC CSE-2023 with AIR-4 in his fifth attempt
- He has done his graduation in architecture from the College of Architecture, Thiruvananthapuram
- Watch the video to learn about his journey
P K Sidharth RamKumar’s recent success in the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023 wasn’t just a victory for him; it was a delightful shock for his family. Having secured the 4th rank, Sidharth’s secret dedication left his parents speechless. “He kept it under wraps!” exclaimed his mother. Even his father, a teacher himself, couldn’t hide his disbelief and joy. “Such surprises are the sweetest,” he beamed.
Watch the full video to know more about his journey-
This achievement marked the culmination of a five-year odyssey for Sidharth, one that began in 2019. His journey wasn’t without its hurdles. However, the call for civil service remained strong. Related Stories
Sidharth’s story transcends his impressive exam scores. Hailing from Kochi, Kerala, he graduated in architecture from the College of Architecture, Thiruvananthapuram, in 2019. Described by his brother as an extrovert with a passion for movies and cricket, Sidharth embodies a well-rounded personality. He actively pursues various interests, demonstrating a balance between academic rigor and a lively personal life.
This balance seems to be the secret sauce of his success. He juggled a demanding job with his studies, proving his commitment and time-management skills. This perseverance, coupled with an unwavering dream, propelled him to the top in his fifth attempt.
Sidharth’s story offers valuable lessons for aspiring civil servants. It highlights the importance of unwavering determination, even in the face of setbacks. It showcases the need for dedication and a well-rounded life to maintain motivation over a long period of time. Most importantly, it underlines the power of keeping one’s goals alive, no matter how many attempts it takes.
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