Meet Tinu Singh, the girl who cracked 5 government exams within 5 days
A girl from Bihar, identified as Tinu Singh, has set milestone by cracking five government exams within five days
Jumai: A girl from Bihar has set milestone by cracking five government exams within five days. The girl identified as Tinu Singh has become Section Officer after clearing graduate level exam of Bihar SSC exam after doing self-study. The family and relatives of the girl is presently rejoicing over the success of their only officer daughter.
The 27-year-old Tinu, who became a successful officer by self-studying, is now wants to crack Union Public Service Commission Civil Service Exam (UPSC CSE). Tinu Singh’s father, identified as Munna Kumar Singh is a sub-inspector, while her mother is a housewife. The successful girl has completed her master’s degree in English and has also pursued B.Ed. She recently joined as a computer operator at a government office in Lakhisara district.
In the last week of December. On 22 December, she was selected for the post of Computer Operator. The next day, on 23rd December, Tinu got success in Bihar SSC CGL examination and was selected for the post of Assistant Branch Officer.
After this, Tinu got success in the teacher recruitment examination of BPSC in class 6-8 cadre. Apart from this, she also got success in BPSC teacher recruitment for secondary school 9th to 10th class cadre and higher secondary 11th to 12th class cadre.
Speaking about her preparation, Tinu revealed that she stayed totally away from social media. She do used her brother’s social media account to take information but never opened her own account. She also added that self-study became a weapon for her. Additionally, she said that she read s lot of books for current affairs, general studies and followed a timetable with dedication.
Tinu’s mother Pinky Singh is a double MA and she also wanted to become an officer, but she could not succeed. Therefore, she had decided that she would give a chance to her daughter and educate her without making any difference to her son.
Ms Kalinga