• The guidance from Srinivas sir made me realise the need of the hour and encouraged me to serve the society with my best.

                                                 - Madhav Krishna, IFS


  • The course has been good, I have enjoyed because of the way the modules are scheduled. There is a lot of flexibility for my self-assessment.

                                                         - Neeti singh, IRS

  • The program no doubt was rigorous but the faculty was very motivating. Their personal attention was so helpful.

                                        - Anurag Meena,IFAS(Gr-'A')


  • "The Classroom guidance and then study groups stayed with me till I succeed."

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  • I loved having a smaller class size because I got more one on one attention from the faculty and felt more comfortable speaking in front of others. I gained the experience and confidence I need.

                                               - Jayant Ahalawat,IPoS

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