Tailor's son from Latur clears four competitive exams, aims for Class 1 Officer post

Latur Tailor's Son Passes 4 Competitive Exams, Aims for Class 1 Officer

A 24-year-old from Latur, the son of a tailor, has achieved remarkable success by clearing four competitive exams in Maharashtra within a short period. Yet, his journey is far from over as he aims to become a Class 1 officer.

Narsing Vishwanath Jadhav, residing in Nilanga town in Latur district, comes from a modest background. His father, Vishwanath Jadhav, is a tailor. Despite these humble beginnings, Narsing's dedication and relentless hard work have propelled him to notable achievements.

Narsing's first major success was clearing the Civil Engineer Assistant (CEA) exam on his first attempt. This led to his appointment in the Public Works Department in Selu, Parbhani district, with results announced on March 16, 2024.

His subsequent triumphs included securing the top rank in the junior engineer exam for the Palghar Zilla Parishad (ZP) in March and passing the CEA exam for the Water Resources Department (WRD). Additionally, he cleared the CEA exam for the Palghar ZP, with results released recently. These posts, classified as Group 2 and Group 3, are commendable, yet Narsing remains focused on achieving his ultimate goal of becoming a Group A (Class 1) officer.

Narsing's academic journey began at Maharashtra Vidyalaya in Nilanga. He later attended Puranmal Lahoti Polytechnic in Latur before completing his engineering degree at Sinhgad College of Engineering in Pune. Despite financial hardships, he remained steadfast in his pursuit of excellence.

Narsing Vishwanath Jadhav's story of perseverance and achievement has turned him into an inspiration for many students aspiring to succeed in competitive examinations.

(With inputs from PTI)