Once An Army Aspirant, This Haryana Man Now Guides UPSC Candidates For Free

There are numerous coaching institutes in India which offer guidance to civil service aspirants for passing the Union Public Service Examinations (UPSC). Preparing with the right strategy is one of the important steps for passing this exam. Many aspirants successfully clear the written examination but get stuck in the interview stage for various reasons. Be it a Combined Defence Service (CDS) or UPSC exam, the interview stage often acts as the nightmare stage for the aspirants. In such a situation, Banerjee Academy in Sector 13 of Karnal, Haryana offers students free tips to clear the UPSC exam interview stage. Offering expert guidance for the same, Banerjee Academy is known for producing results without charging a penny. It was founded by Mihir Banerjee who turned to the teaching profession after failing numerous times in CDS and UPSC exams during his eligibility age.

While talking to the team of Local 18, Mihir Banerjee said that he wanted to become an army officer. He qualified for the written stages of the NDA exams but was not able to clear the interview stage. Similarly, he tried his luck in the Judicial service exam and UPSC but was always stuck at the last stage for one reason or another. Refusing to give up, Mihir tried his best to qualify for UPSC but couldn’t make it to the merit list. Through such numerous attempts, he gained a large amount of experience and hence decided to channel it to his students through Banerjee Academy. Mihir claims that 99.9 per cent of those who take interview training from his institute are successful.

Mihir Banerjee claims to have an experience of 32 years of teaching now. Apart from teaching as a teacher in schools, he has also served as the principal for many. While sharing his anecdote of positivity in this highly competitive world, Mihir Banerjee said that sometimes his students get nervous about qualifying exam which has fewer seats or vacancies. To them, he motivates them that they only need one seat to succeed. He asks them to not worry about the competition and focus on their preparation.