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IGNOU student ranks seventh in UPSC
exams
Sunday May 29, 2011 08:49:43 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: A
21-year-old post graduate student of the Indira Gandhi National
Open University (IGNOU) has secured the seventh rank in the Civil
Services 2010 examination, an IGNOU official said Friday.
Karthik Gurunathan Iyer of Nagpur has cleared the examination in
his first attempt using IGNOU's course material, the official
said.
Iyer chose Political Science as the optional subject for
preliminary examination and International Relations for the main
examination.
"While it took time and effort to complete reading the IGNOU
books, they surely boosted my performance and helped me in getting
good marks," said Iyer.
"The university helped me in proving that attending gruelling
coaching sessions in Delhi is not the only way to prepare for the
UPSC exams. Good reading material coupled with hard work and
determination can also surely take you there," he added.
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