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Another CMS student qualifies Civil Services Examination Two CMS students selected to become IAS till now


 

Lucknow, 1 June : Another student of City Montessori School, Mahanagar Campus, Sparsh Verma, has qualified the prestigious Civil Services examination, bring glory to the institution. Yasharth Shekhar of CMS Gomti Nagar Campus I had secured All India Rank 12 in this prestigious examination. Thus, 2 CMS students have been selected to become IAS this year. This information was given by Chief Public Relations Officer of CMS, Shri Hari Om Sharma. Shri Sharma said that the entire CMS family is proud of the extraordinary achievement of both these students, who has brought glory to the institution. They have credited their success to their parents, teachers and the conducive learning environment in school.

            Shri Sharma informed that expressing delight on the achievement of his students, CMS Founder, Dr Jagdish Gandhi expressed confidence that such meritorious students of the school will actively contribute in establishing unity, peace and harmony in the society when they occupy high positions in their career. Shri Sharma further informed that Sparsh did his entire schooling from CMS Mahanagar campus and completed class XII (ISC) in 2016 with 95% marks. Thereafter, he did graduation from Ramjas College, New Delhi and started preparation for civil services in 2019. He qualified the civil services examinations this year in his second attempt. His father is a Civil Servant in Indian Telecom Service while his mother is a housewife.

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