A doctor and an IAS officer from 2000 batch who resigned to launch the affordable healthcare chain Glocal Healthcare Systems.
Pravesh Sharma
1982-batch IAS officer who resigned to set up a startup named Sabziwala, a retail fruits and vegetables (F&V) chain.
Vivek Kulkarni
1979-batch IAS officer who quit and co-founded Brickwork Indiain 2005 which is a knowledge process outsourcing firm.
Sanjay Gupta
1985 batch IAS Officer who took voluntary retirement in 2002 to start Neesa Group, Neesa Leisure, Cambay Hotels, and others.
Roman Saini
After clearing AIIMS, he cracked the UPSC exam at the age of 22, but later resigned to start Unacademy.
Rajan Singh
He cleared UPSC and became IPS Officer, but resigned after 8 years. Then worked in corporate and then started up ConceptOwl and HabitStrong.
UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) is one of the toughest exams in India, and a very few people have the courage to resign after clearing it.
After clearing UPSC CSE, you get alloted services as per your preferences and rank scored in the exam. You can become IAS, IPS, IRS Officers and there are many other services you can get recruited into.