Mission

I came to know about the UPSC exam only at the age of 23. Growing up in the slums of Mumbai, I had very limited access to information and guidance. When I finally decided to prepare, I realized how expensive and challenging the journey was.

That's why IASji is not just a project—it's my mission.

Through IASji, I aim to spread awareness about civil services in every corner of India, especially among students who, like me, never had the right exposure or resources. I want to significantly reduce the cost of exam preparation, making it accessible to every deserving aspirant—because the UPSC is already tough, it shouldn’t also be financially crushing.

And I deeply understand the emotional and financial toll of not getting selected. That's why I also want IASji to offer financial and emotional support systems for those who don’t make it.

To sustain and grow this mission, I plan to monetize IASji through content creation—YouTube videos, online courses, books, mentorship programs, and more—always with one goal in mind: to serve and uplift future civil servants of India.