Success Story Of Jaspreet Kaur Selected As IBPS PO

Success in competitive exams is rarely a straight road. It is often built on setbacks, self-doubt, and the courage to begin again. This is one such inspiring journey of resilience of falling short, standing back up, and finally achieving the dream.

Success Story Of Jaspreet Kaur Selected As IBPS PO

For the past two years, the candidate has been a dedicated student at Adda, preparing seriously for bank examinations. The first major attempt came with high hopes, but the result was heartbreaking. In the IBPS PO exam last year, the final cutoff was missed by just 1.3 marks. That narrow margin felt devastating. For a moment, it seemed like the end of the road.

Like many aspirants, the disappointment was overwhelming. Questions, fear, and self-doubt took over. But in that difficult phase, one thing made all the difference the unwavering support and motivation from the Adda faculty and team.

Instead of giving up, the candidate found strength in the dedication of the teachers. Their consistent guidance, clarity in teaching, and belief in students helped rebuild confidence. Slowly, the mindset changed from “I failed” to “I am not done yet.”

The decision was made to prepare again.

The second attempt was not easy. There were hurdles mental pressure, fatigue, moments of uncertainty—but this time, the preparation was backed by experience, discipline, and renewed belief. Every challenge was faced head-on, and every setback became a lesson rather than a stop sign.

That perseverance finally paid off.

Today, the candidate stands selected as a Probationary Officer in the Central Bank of India—a moment of pride, relief, and gratitude. What once felt like an impossible dream is now a reality.

This success is not just about clearing an exam. It is about trusting the process, believing in good mentorship, and refusing to give up after failure.

With heartfelt gratitude, the candidate thanks all the teachers and the entire Adda team for being a constant source of motivation and support throughout the journey.

Sometimes, missing the cutoff is not the end it’s the beginning of a stronger comeback.