‘No clear aim’ to UPSC topper: How Anuj Agnihotri cracked civil services exam with 13 hour studies, no coaching

Anuj Agnihotri achieved remarkable success by topping the Union Territories Civil Services (UTCS) examination in 2023, completing the challenging process without any formal coaching. His unique study approach, characterized by 13 hours of dedicated study each day, reflects a disciplined and self-motivated mindset. Currently serving as a probationary Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) in Delhi, Agnihotri emphasizes the importance of self-learning and resilience in his preparation journey. Despite his success, he acknowledges the absence of a definitive goal during his studies, focusing instead on understanding the subjects deeply. His story serves as an inspiration for aspirants aiming for civil services, showcasing that determination and effective self-study techniques can lead to success even without conventional support systems. Agnihotri's achievement highlights a growing trend among candidates who are opting for self-directed learning in an increasingly competitive environment, pointing towards a shift in preparation strategies for civil services examinations in India.
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