This remote village produces over 100 IAS officials, famous for JEE, NEET Toppers, each house has a government employee, not UP, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, it is located in…
This small village, known as the “Officer Village”, produces more than 100 IAS. In addition, other residents have managed to obtain other government services. Many children manage to take the NEET and JEE entrance exams easily.
The UPSC exam is one of the toughest in India. Aspiring people must struggle day and night to crack the exam. Many people move to the city to get coaching, more facilities and a good education. But, you know, as you all know, a small village in the Madhya Pradesh Dhar district has produced over 100 IAS. In addition, other residents have managed to obtain other government services. Many children manage to take the NEET and JEE entrance exams easily. Let’s dig into this “official village” and find out the secret behind this success.
Military Officer Village
The village of “Padiyal” is located in a remote area of ​​the Dhar district and is known as the “Military Officer Village”. The village is densely populated with only 5,000 residents. This is a predominantly tribal area, and the locals belong to the Bill tribe. The Bhil tribe is located in some other areas of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
This remote village has a much more literacy rate than many metropolitan cities. It has more than 100 IAS officials and IPS officials. Other residents are also in good positions and occupations, including lower judges, engineers, doctors, etc. Children in this village started preparing for competitive exams at a very young age. The village has only one high school, and many kids can easily crack Neet and Jee here.
Without any city, such as facilities and technology, the success rate of children in competitive exams is very surprising. But what is the secret behind it? Education is considered very important in villages. Children are motivated to continue to conduct higher research and begin early preparation for competitive exams. Many students get this inspiration from their elders to take exams or settle abroad with excellent work.
