Mahima Barman, a 13-year-old 9th-grade student from a private school, is determined to pursue a career in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS). From a young age, she has been drawn to the idea of serving her country and making a positive impact on society. Her interests in mathematics and science drive her academic pursuits, but it’s her curiosity for current affairs and constant desire to learn that truly fuel her ambition.
Mahima has set her sights on becoming an IAS officer, and she’s already taking steps toward her goal. She’s an avid reader, always exploring different types of books and keeping herself informed on the latest developments in current affairs. However, she recognizes that achieving her dream will require more than just self-study. She believes having a mentor will be crucial in helping her navigate her career path and prepare for the highly competitive civil service exams.
Through the WES Mentorship Program, Mahima is excited to receive guidance on choosing the best academic routes, developing her skills, and staying motivated. She understands that the road to becoming an IAS officer is long and challenging, but with a mentor by her side, she feels confident she can make her dream a reality.
Mahima’s dedication to learning, combined with the support of a mentor, will help her unlock her full potential. With her love for knowledge and commitment to public service, she’s on the right path to making a significant impact as an IAS officer in the future.