IPS Officer Manoj Sharma: There is no need to tell about the range of civil exams. Passing the mains is one step but clearing the interview is another step. Reading books is not enough to crack the interview. Along with knowledge, one should have a lot of knowledge about aspects like personality and punctuality. Whatever question is asked, it should be answered in a way. A person who attended such a civil interview was faced with a strange question. Do you know what kind of answer he gave to that?
A person who made it to the IPS final had trouble speaking in English properly during the interview. That's why you don't understand English properly. Then he asked how will you manage after becoming an IPS. After hearing that, the young man was a bit silent. The officer said, drink this glass of water and answer. Immediately the man says I can't drink this water sir. The officer asks why you can't drink water for this.
The young man replies that I only drink water in a steel glass but not in this glass. The interviewer gets angry and asks what the glass has to do with water. Then the man said that it is not important which glass we are drinking water in, only water is important. The only thing that matters is my talent to manage everything in the same way. He said it is not the language I speak.
After hearing this answer, the officer immediately selected him. That IPS officer's name is Manoj Sharma. In 2005, he not only became IPS from the Maharashtra cadre, but now he has risen to the position of Additional Commissioner of the Region in Mumbai. One question changed his life. Not only did he grow with talent, but his punctuality also made him stand as an IPS.
