Anurag Verma Secured Rank 37 in 70th BPSC: From PW Safalta 2.0 to Labour Enforcement Officer

Success in a competitive examination like the 70th BPSC requires consistent preparation, proper guidance, quality study material, and the confidence to perform under pressure. Anurag Verma, who secured Rank 37 in the 70th BPSC examination, reflects these qualities through his preparation journey.

Anurag was selected for the post of Labour Enforcement Officer. Looking back at his journey, he credits PW, the Safalta 2.0 batch, the support of his mentor Prachi Choudhary Ma'am, and mock interview practice for helping him prepare for the examination.

For Anurag, the journey was not just about studying for the examination but also about learning throughout the preparation process and staying focused until the final result.

Anurag Verma’s 70th BPSC Rank 37 Achievement

Securing Rank 37 in the 70th BPSC is a significant achievement. The examination requires candidates to prepare for multiple stages, including Prelims, Mains, and the interview.

Anurag understood the importance of preparing systematically from the beginning. Instead of depending on scattered resources, he focused on getting the required study material and guidance in one place.

Talking about his success, Anurag said:

“The credit for my success goes to PW.”

This statement reflects his belief in the preparation process and the resources that helped him throughout his journey.

How PW Safalta 2.0 Batch Played an Important Role in Anurag Verma’s Success

Anurag joined the Safalta 2.0 batch during his preparation. According to him, the batch provided the study materials required for both Prelims and Mains preparation.

Having access to organised resources helped him maintain a dedicated approach to his studies. Instead of spending excessive time searching for different materials, he could focus more on learning, revision, and practice.

Anurag shared:

“I joined the Safalta 2.0 batch. This batch gave me all the materials related to Prelims and Mains.”

For a BPSC aspirant, having the right study material can make preparation more organised. It can also help candidates understand the syllabus and focus on topics that require greater attention.

Constant Support From Prachi Choudhary Ma'am

Preparation for a competitive examination can sometimes become challenging. At such times, proper guidance and encouragement can help candidates stay motivated.

Anurag specifically expressed gratitude towards Prachi Choudhary Ma'am for her continuous support during his preparation journey.

He said:

“Special thanks to Prachi Choudhary Ma'am for her constant support in my journey.”

Mentorship can play an important role in competitive exam preparation. A mentor can help students identify their strengths, work on weaknesses, improve their strategy, and remain consistent.

For Anurag, the support he received from his mentor became an important part of his preparation experience.

Mock Interview at PW Helped Anurag

After clearing the written stages, the interview becomes an important part of the BPSC selection process. Candidates need to communicate their thoughts clearly and respond confidently to questions.

To improve his interview preparation, Anurag appeared for a mock interview at Physics Wallah (PW).

He believes this experience helped him significantly.

Anurag said:

“Then I gave a mock interview in PW, which helped me a lot.”

Mock interviews allow aspirants to experience an interview-like environment before facing the actual panel. They can also help candidates identify areas where they need to improve their communication, confidence, and approach to answering questions.

For Anurag, the mock interview was an opportunity to assess his preparation and become more comfortable with the interview process.

Special Thanks to Physics Wallah

Anurag also expressed his gratitude to Physics Wallah for helping him during the interview preparation stage.

He said:

“A special thanks to PW from my heart.”

His words highlight how important the final stage of preparation was for him. After spending months preparing for Prelims and Mains, interview practice helped him prepare for the final challenge.

Anurag Verma’s Rank 37 in the 70th BPSC and selection as a Labour Enforcement Officer mark an important achievement in his competitive exam journey. His preparation involved structured study material through PW’s Safalta 2.0 batch, continuous mentor support, and mock interview practice.

His journey highlights the importance of consistent preparation, focused study, guidance, and confidence during the final stage of the examination. For aspirants preparing for BPSC, Anurag’s experience offers a practical reminder that staying committed to the preparation process can help turn long-term efforts into results.