He left a job at Intel, built a device called COPAL-19, spent months at AIIMS and ran half marathons before returning to UPSC; now Tushar Chaudhary has secured All India Rank 4 in the Engineering Services exam and joined IRMS
After leaving a well-paid position at Intel, Tushar Chaudhary embraced the challenge of public service and triumphantly passed competitive exams. He launched COPAL-19, a technological initiative that connects Covid-19 patients with plasma donors, illustrating his commitment to societal welfare. Overcoming serious health challenges, he adjusted his study techniques and achieved an outstanding All India Rank of 4 in the UPSC ESE 2025 examination, embodying resilience and a passion for engineering.
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