Ballari Zilla, CEO of Panchayat Mohammad Haris Sumair, answered students ‘questions at UPSC Aspirants’ Meet organized by Hindu Aspirtant Club in cooperation with Shankar Ias Academy, Ballari Institute of Technology and Management, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari. You can see the director of Bitm Yadavalli Basavaraj, Premanand from Shankar Ias Academy. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
CEO Ballari Zilla Panchayat Mohammed Haris Sumair Tells said that the motivation associated with a good balance of life in life, perseverance and patience is important to achieve success, especially in competing trials.
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On Wednesday in conjunction with Shankar Ias Academy at Ballari Institute of Technology and Management (BITM) in Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari, Ballari Institute of Technology and Management (BATM) Academy at Ballari Institute and Management (BITM) at Ballari Academy on Wednesday at the Ballari Institute for UPSC technology at the Ballari Institute “Academy of Shankar IAS”.
The IAS 2021 dose officer, coming from Bidar, shared how the police station near his house motivated his older brother to become an IPS officer, which in turn motivated him to prepare for the civil service exam he had cracked in the second attempt.
Mr. Sumair remembered how small steps IAS officers in his hometown and the changes he started motivated him to prepare for the civil service exam and how he can bring technological changes in administration as a graduate of engineering. The young officer developed how the village libraries in the Ballari district helped students who appeared on various rehearsals.
“The administrative service is a unique job that gives power together with responsibility to start changes to the transformation of the lives of a large number of people. The administrative service is the right choice for you if you want to contribute to society and have the motive to serve society,” he said.
However, he reminded them of difficulties, because the preparation itself was a difficult way that can sometimes take years. “Since the competition is intense, you must have patience along with intelligent work. Reading many books are not important, but reading less books are required several times,” he said.
Mr. Sumair told the participants that they would have to get rid of the misconceptions surrounding the civil service. “It is better not to study alone when you spend long hours sitting in one place. Create a circle of similar interests of friends. Keep a healthy balance between studying between study. Get the desired skills,” he advised the students.
He told students to understand that student life and working life would be different, and if they did not have the appropriate skills, it would be difficult to succeed in any field they chose.
In order to develop, as an IAS officer could bring changes, he quoted examples of rural supply schemes in Sandur villages, a newly established unit for processing Chilli in Shiraguguppi Taluk from the district and others.
Premanand from Shankar IAS Academy gave a brief overview of the state service exam, including the examination, participating competition, elective entities and other details.
He said that because the competition was intense, it was important that they had the right plan, including a plan to manage failure. He said that approximately 30% to 40% of civil service candidates were repeated to burst the exam because he likes to serve companies.
Interaction
In the following interaction, students asked some questions to the young officer IAS about the preparation for a competitive exam, whether he made mistakes during the preparations, the lessons he learned, when to prepare for the exam, whether to study independently or get coaching, whether there are some government schemes and more.
Previously, the director of Bitm Prof. Yadavalli’s Basavaraj, thanked the Hindu group for taking the initiative of creating awareness of the state -Service exam. The assistant of the CEO (circulation) Anand Malage reported on the Hindu initiatives focused on the benefit of the student community. Head, the location of relationships was present Sham RK.
Published – October 15, 2025 20:07
