2017: I dropped out of college to pursue the UPSC exam and live the dream of reaching LBSNAA. I was excited about the new journey. I left my technical and creative skills behind to live the dream.
In the mains exam centre, the fact that others have written mains 4-5 times impressed me. It did not raise any red flag, I was inspired instead. I saw no signs of decay.
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2018: I started again. I thought I had failed prelims and I started losing hope. But I cleared, misery was delayed. In the mains exam hall, I again heard stories of people giving 4th or 5th attempts. It drained me a bit.
2019: I didn't clear mains and started for prelims, yet again. The next 6 months changed my perspective. The feeling of having a greater purpose in life started kicking in. I was curious to know what I am capable of, beyond UPSC
I failed Prelims 2019 and went to Mussorie to take a break. I decided to move on. I decided to pick data science as my career. It took a lot of effort. Everyone talked of someone who gave all the 6 attempts and then quit, but no talks of someone who left before 6 attempts.
Today, you have strong community support from @ShoresUPSC. The community provides you with everything you can explore beyond UPSC. I wish I had this support, but you have. If you are thinking of life after UPSC, join them!
And amidst all this, remember that UPSC is a qualifying examination for administrative posts. It is a piece of life and not your life. Fail and fail with pride. You are worth more than the exam.
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