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In 2014, Adarsh Kumar did his matriculation and intermediate from Bokaro in Jharkhand and then completed his BA. LLB from Chanakya Law College, Patna
Adarsh Kumar said that for this he used to study for 20 hours every day at home (Getty Images)
A father has made his son a judge by selling eggs in Aurangabad. Vijay Saav's son Adarsh Kumar, who has been running an egg shop for the last 20 years, has succeeded in BPSC PCS-J or the Bihar Public Service Commission Provincial Civil Service Judicial Exam and has become a judge. A resident of Shivganj, Aadarsh said that his parents used to arrange money for his studies after a lot of struggle.
Adarsh's mother Sunaina Devi took a loan from a group to educate Aadarsh. Not only his parents but his brother and sister also struggled to educate him. He could not even afford the fees to go to a big coaching institute or the city, so he decided to study from home and started studying online at home through YouTube, he told Local 18.
In 2014, he did his matriculation and intermediate from Bokaro in Jharkhand and then completed his BA. LLB from Chanakya Law College, Patna. Following this, he filled out the form for BPSC PCS-J in 2023 and cleared the exam on the first attempt. Adarsh said that after his parents, his siblings also contributed a lot to this success. Adarsh's younger brother paid the fees for his elder brother by teaching tuition.
Adarsh Kumar said that for this he used to study for 20 hours at home. Seeing the financial condition of the house, he always got the motivation to change this situation. This is the reason why he succeeded in the first attempt, he said. While discussing the use of social media, Adarsh said that there are many things on social media but “it depends on you what you are watching,” he told Local 18.
On November 29, the Bihar Public Service Commission released the results for the Bihar 32nd Judicial Service. A total of 153 candidates cleared the exam which included 61 General Category (GEN) candidates, 15 EWS, and 29 SC. A total of 30 EBC and 18 OBC category candidates cleared the exam. Out of 153 successful candidates, 75 were women.
