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1.29 million-subscriber YouTuber cracks UPSC after four attempts, secures AIR 760

1.29 million-subscriber YouTuber cracks UPSC after four attempts, secures AIR 760
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YouTube sensation Kirti Chowdhury, known for his channel KirtiChow, has achieved All India Rank 760 in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025. After four attempts, the Howrah native, who pursued Philosophy as his optional, successfully navigated Prelims, Mains, and the Interview. Balancing his popular online presence with rigorous preparation, Chowdhury's journey highlights dedication and a unique approach to achieving his civil services dream.
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