About Me

I am Anudeep Durishetty, IAS officer of 2018 batch and All India Rank 1 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2017. I secured this rank in my 5th attempt. Over the course of my long tryst with UPSC, I had learnt a lot from my mistakes and I consciously worked to rectify them. I intend this blog to be a repository of my experience so that you don’t repeat the same errors. You’ll find posts on my journey so far, preparation strategy for GS, essay, optional, answer writing and other peripheral aspects relevant to Civils preparation. Aspirants may post their queries in the comments section.

Apart from these, I also plan to write about topics of general interest that fascinate me. I am a native of Telangana and my hobbies are football, reading and meditation. I love Arsenal, Lionel Messi and Roger Federer.

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208 thoughts on “About Me

  1. Soundarya

    Hii sir..this is soundarya from adilabad..i have completed my graduation only in English medium. I want to write civils in Telugu language..is materials are available in Telugu medium..is it possible sir…please suggest any name who wrote in Telugu .and their link .
    Thank you sir

  2. Rakesh Murarka

    Hi Anudeep
    This is Rakesh Murarka from RVG Education Foundation Mumbai. We need your contact details urgently.

  3. Anonymous

    hello sir, please tell me name and writer of standard books for optional subject agriculture.

  4. Anonymous

    hello sir, please tell me name and writer of standard books for cse pre,qualifying subject,essay, gs.

  5. Anonymous

    Hello Sir…, Please tell me how to prepare for Commerce & Accounts as optional subject ?
    And from where I can download Optional subjects previous paper …. Please sir help me as i am eagerly waiting for your reply…..

  6. Anonymous

    Hello Sir,… I know you are definitely busy person but i want to take some more time of your. Please sir share booklist for mains so it will be helpful for me as well as many UPSC Aspirants. I am eagerly waiting for your reply sir…

  7. Sweta Sinha

    Many will ask you how you clear your exam and strategy but its been 2 weeks since result came out and yet no body talks much about how to deal with failure. How you dealt with your failure constantly. How will you convince yourself that you are not failure even you hit dead end.

  8. Anonymous

    Congratulations Anudeep & thank you for all your articles, very helpful!
    Could you please share your study schedule, it would be very useful for aspirants like me working full-time, to get an idea on how to plan prep and deal time crunch.

    Thanks! 🙂

  9. Anonymous

    Sir,
    Can you suggest which month current affairs are required for prelims and mains?

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