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Dev Tomar’s Journey From Netherlands Job to UPSC Success
Dev Prabhakar Singh Tomar wanted to pass the UPSC examination.
He had a well-paying job in the Netherlands, but he left it to study full-time.
His first attempt ended before he could pass the preliminary test.
He missed the cutoff by 12.5 marks.
In his second attempt, he again fell short, this time by 2.5 marks for the mains examination.
He then changed how he studied, focusing on strategy instead of only collecting information.
This helped him reach the interview stage on his third attempt.
He felt confident and invited his family from the village before the results.
However, he did not pass that attempt either.
Dev Prabhakar Singh Tomar is described as the grandson of a Chambal dacoit.
He left a high-paying job in the Netherlands to prepare full-time for the UPSC examination.
His first attempt ended at the preliminary stage, 12.5 marks below the cutoff.
In his second attempt, he missed qualification for the mains by 2.5 marks.
After changing his preparation strategy, he reached the interview stage on his third attempt but still did not succeed.
- Who
- Dev Prabhakar Singh Tomar, described as the grandson of a Chambal dacoit.
- What
- He left a high-paying Netherlands job to prepare for the UPSC examination and reached the interview stage after three attempts.
- Where
- He left a job in the Netherlands and prepared for the examination full-time; his family came from the village before the third result.
- When
- Across three UPSC attempts, with the third attempt reaching the interview stage; no specific dates are given.
- Why
- He pursued the UPSC examination after deciding to approach preparation strategically rather than simply amassing information.
Key facts
- Candidate
- Dev Prabhakar Singh Tomar
- Family background
- Grandson of a Chambal dacoit
- Former workplace
- The Netherlands
- Preparation decision
- Quit a high-paying job to study full-time
- First attempt
- Missed the preliminary cutoff by 12.5 marks
- Second attempt
- Missed qualification for the mains by 2.5 marks
- Third attempt
- Reached the interview stage but did not succeed
Sources
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