BPSC Success Story: 12 hours duty in Railways, then studying all night… now wrote a new success story by becoming DSP

BPSC Success Story: Every year lakhs of youth dream of becoming officers after passing the BPSC exam, but there are some stories which become a new example of struggle. Resident of Samastipur, Bihar Raju Kumar He prepared without any coaching by working 12 hours a day in Railways and achieved brilliant success in the 70th BPSC exam. DSP Fulfilled my dream of becoming.

Life changed at the age of 12

Raju Kumar’s childhood was not easy. His father died when he was just 12 years old, after which the financial responsibility of the family increased. It was a challenge to continue his studies amidst limited resources, but he did not give up in front of the circumstances. Mother encouraged him at every step and inspired him to move forward.

Got a railway job, but my dream was to become an officer.

While preparing for competitive examinations, Raju was selected for the post of Group-D Pointsman in Indian Railways. His duties were related to railway gate and track operation, which required working for about 12 hours daily. Even after getting the job, he did not give up his big goal.

Studies started as soon as duty was over

Despite the tiredness of the day, Raju used to find time to study every day. The financial condition was not such that he could resort to expensive coaching, so he made self-study his biggest weapon. He strengthened his preparation with the help of deep understanding of the syllabus, regular practice and discipline.

Achieved 72nd rank without coaching

The result of continuous hard work was seen in the 70th BPSC exam. Raju Kumar secured 72nd rank and was selected for the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). This success is a great inspiration for those youth who consider their dreams small due to limited resources.

Gave credit for success to mother and family

After becoming DSP, Raju gave the biggest credit for his success to his mother and family. He says that in difficult times, the faith of his family and self-confidence kept him moving forward.

Raju’s message for the youth

Raju Kumar believes that for success in competitive exams, what is required is not expensive coaching, but right strategy, discipline and continuous hard work. His message is to keep the goals clear, move forward little by little every day and keep trying without being afraid of failures.

“No matter how difficult the circumstances are, if the intentions are strong and the hard work is done honestly, success will definitely be achieved one day.”

Why is Raju Kumar’s story special?

Today, when many youth consider lack of facilities as a hindrance in their preparation, Raju Kumar proved that hard work, patience and self-confidence are bigger than any challenge. His journey from railway job to becoming DSP has become a source of inspiration for lakhs of candidates.