Ankita Mishra - Age, Wiki and Bio

Profession	IAS Officer, Computer Engineer
Nationality	Indian
Birthplace	Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

Bio/Wiki

Real Name	Ankita Mishra
Famous For	Securing AIR 105 in the UPSC/IAS exam 2017

School	H.P. Children's Academy, Gorakhpur (93.7 %) Delhi Public School (DPS), Noida (91.5 %)
College/University	J.S.S. Academy of Technical Education, Noida (75.2%)
Educational Qualification	Graduate in Computer Science

Hometown	Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
Religion	Hinduism
Caste	Brahmin
Food Habit	Vegetarian
Address	A house in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Hobbies	Dancing Cooking

Marital Status	Unmarried
Affairs/Boyfriends	Not Known

Parents

Father	BK Mishra (Businessman)
Mother	Neelam Mishra (Homemaker)

Siblings

Brother	Siddharth Mishra (Younger)
Sister	Saumya Mishra (Younger)

Spouse

N/A

Some Lesser Known Facts	Ankita was born into a middle-class business family with roots in Ramnagar Suras in Gorakhpur. She has been a very bright student since her childhood and always stood among the toppers. After completing her degree, she wanted to go abroad to study ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI), but later, she dropped the idea and decided to go for the UPSC civil services exam. She unsuccessfully attempted the UPSC civil services exam of 2015 and 2016. In her 3rd attempt, she cleared the UPSC civil services exam of 2017 and secured AIR 105. She took Anthropology as her optional subject. According to her, doing daily revision and paying more attention to the optional subject hugely helped her to crack the UPSC/IAS exam. She considers her father as her inspiration who always motivated her to clear the UPSC/IAS exam.

Some Lesser Known Facts

Ankita was born into a middle-class business family with roots in Ramnagar Suras in Gorakhpur.
She has been a very bright student since her childhood and always stood among the toppers.
After completing her degree, she wanted to go abroad to study ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI), but later, she dropped the idea and decided to go for the UPSC civil services exam.
She unsuccessfully attempted the UPSC civil services exam of 2015 and 2016.
In her 3rd attempt, she cleared the UPSC civil services exam of 2017 and secured AIR 105.
She took Anthropology as her optional subject.
According to her, doing daily revision and paying more attention to the optional subject hugely helped her to crack the UPSC/IAS exam.
She considers her father as her inspiration who always motivated her to clear the UPSC/IAS exam.