23-year-old Raipur woman cracks 19 govt exams, to receive gold medal from President Murmu
Suviral Shukla | June 12, 2026 | 03:29 PM IST | 1 min read
Charu Pandey from Raipur, Chhattisgarh cleared 19 government examination, including SSC, railways, banking, Delhi Police, Chhattisgarh Sub-Inspector, other state exams.
Charu Pandey, a 23-year-old woman from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, has cleared 19 government examinations and attributed her success to time management, consistency, and focused preparation, PTI reported.
Explaining her primary goal to secure a government job, Pandey said that she never imagined to crack as many as 19 competitive examinations , the report said.
“The most important thing has been time management. I used to study by managing my time properly. I was not focused on completing the entire syllabus, whatever I did study, I gave it my 100%,” she said in a video report by PTI.
Every attempt will teach you something new: Charu Pandey
Sharing her vision for competitive examination, Pandey expressed that students should not feel demotivated if an exam does not get cleared, they should re-attempt it.
“Every single time, we will learn something new,” she added.
Notably, Pandey will be honoured with a gold medal for her achievement on the upcoming Independence Day by President Draupadi Murmu, Indian Express said in its report.
Currently, she is working as an audit officer in the CAG department in Chennai. Pandey has cleared 19 exams in her career including recruitment tests for SSC, railways, banking and Delhi Police, the report added.
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