Archive · 14 Dec 2025
Woman Rejects 16 Govt Jobs for IPS Dream
Tripti Bhatt is a woman who had a very important job at NTPC and even got offers from other big companies like ISRO.
But she turned them all down because she had a big dream.
When she was young, she met Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam, who encouraged her to do something great.
So, she decided to take a very tough exam called UPSC and became an IPS officer.
She wanted to help people directly.
Now, she is a police officer in Dehradun and is known for being very brave and quick in her actions, especially during emergencies.
Besides her job, she is also a great runner and plays badminton and martial arts.
Her story shows that if you believe in yourself and work hard, you can achieve your dreams.
Tripti Bhatt was inspired by Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam to serve the nation.
She rejected 16 government job offers, including one from ISRO, to pursue her dream of joining the IPS.
In 2013, she achieved an All-India Rank of 165 in the UPSC exams on her first attempt.
She chose the IPS over the IAS to make a direct impact on society.
Currently, she serves as Superintendent of Police in Dehradun and is known for her fearless approach during natural disasters.
- Who
- Tripti Bhatt, an IPS officer and former assistant manager at NTPC
- What
- Rejected 16 government job offers, including one from ISRO, to pursue her dream of joining the IPS
- When
- Achieved All-India Rank 165 in the UPSC exams in 2013
- Where
- Currently serves as Superintendent of Police in Dehradun
- Why
- Inspired by Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam and driven by a desire to make a direct impact on society
- Name
- Tripti Bhatt
- Inspiration
- Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam
- Previous Job
- Assistant Manager at NTPC
- UPSC Rank
- 165 (2013)
- Current Position
- Superintendent of Police (Intelligence and Security) in Dehradun
- Achievements
- Gold-medal marathon runner, state-level badminton champion, trained in Taekwondo and Karate