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AIR 184 · 2022 · PSIR
AIR
184
Total
983
Year
2022
Ayasha Fatima achieved the rank of 184 in the UPSC CSE 2022 exam. She is a medical professional who balanced her job with UPSC preparation during the lockdown. Ayasha's determination and perseverance led her to success, despite the challenges she faced.
Verified marks breakdown — sourced from UPSC.gov.in
| GS1 | 114 |
| GS2 | 119 |
| GS3 | 70 |
| GS4 (Ethics) | 115 |
| Essay | 100 |
| PSIR P1 | 146 |
| PSIR P2 | 140 |
| Written Total | 804 |
| Interview | 179 |
| Total | 983 |
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I come from a family of medical professionals, and my parents always encouraged me to pursue a career in medicine. However, I was fascinated by the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) and wanted to make a difference in society. After completing my MBBS in May 2022, I got a job and tried to balance work with UPSC preparation.
My study plan was quite rigorous, and I dedicated 12 hours a day to studying. I followed a strict schedule, with a focus on current affairs, geography, and history. I also made sure to revise my notes regularly and practice previous year's papers.
Balancing work and studies was a significant challenge for me. I had to wake up early in the morning to study and then attend to my job responsibilities. Additionally, I faced difficulties in understanding certain concepts, which required me to seek help from my friends and mentors.
To overcome the challenges, I employed several strategies. Time management was key, and I made sure to prioritize my tasks accordingly. I also created a study group with my friends, which helped me stay motivated and focused. Moreover, I practiced mindfulness and took regular breaks to maintain my mental health.
The interview experience was quite challenging for me. I was asked a range of questions, from current affairs to my hobbies. However, I was well-prepared and confident, which helped me to stay calm and composed. I also made sure to listen carefully to the questions and respond thoughtfully.
My success in the UPSC CSE 2022 exam was a result of my hard work and determination. I was thrilled to achieve the rank of 184 and realize my dream of becoming an IAS officer. My journey was not without its challenges, but I learned valuable lessons along the way. I hope to inspire others to pursue their dreams, just as I did.
Stay focused and motivated
Create a study group for support
Prioritize time management
Practice mindfulness for mental health
Listen carefully and respond thoughtfully
Stay calm and composed under pressure
Learn from failures and setbacks
Stay committed to your goals
Seek help when needed
Develop a strong understanding of current affairs
Improve your geography and history knowledge
Practice previous year's papers to improve your time management
Join online communities for support and motivation
Read books and articles to expand your knowledge
Stay updated with news and events
Set realistic goals and deadlines
Create a schedule and stick to it
Take regular breaks to maintain your mental health
Stay hydrated and eat nutritious food
Exercise regularly to improve your physical health
Get enough sleep to maintain your energy levels
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Ayasha Fatima opted for PSIR as their UPSC optional subject and scored 286 marks across both papers. PSIR is a popular choice among UPSC toppers and has produced consistent results. View more PSIR toppers on the optional page.
Ayasha Fatima scored highest in GS2 with 119 marks. This was 4 marks ahead of their next best paper, GS4 (115 marks). Their total score was 983 in UPSC CSE 2022.
Ayasha Fatima's daily study routine is detailed in their preparation strategy section. Most UPSC toppers maintain 6-8 hours of focused study, with variations based on work status and personal circumstances. Ayasha Fatima's specific schedule is covered above.
Ayasha Fatima secured AIR 184 in UPSC CSE 2022. The number of attempts and their preparation journey is covered in the strategy section above, including how they improved across attempts.
Ayasha Fatima scored 804 marks in the written papers (82% of total) and 179 marks in the interview. Their paper-wise breakdown: GS1: 114, GS2: 119, GS3: 70, GS4: 115, Essay: 100. Optional subject (PSIR): Paper 1: 146, Paper 2: 140.
AIR 184 in UPSC CSE 2022.
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983 marks out of 2025.
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