UPSC graduates trained by BARTI were congratulated by Social Justice Minister Dhananjay Munde and Barti Director-General Dhammajyoti Gajbhiye.
9 Barty students succeed in UPSC exams this year! 
Adopting the online pattern of lockdown; Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute (BARTI), Pune, 9 students from the Scheduled Castes, who received training, achieved great success in the UPSC examination. Minister for Social Justice and Special Assistance Dhananjay Munde and Director General of BARTI Dhammajyoti Gajbhiye have congratulated all these successful students.
Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Research and Training Institute Barti Pune is an autonomous institute of the Department of Social Justice. At the Yashada Indian Administrative Service Pre-Training Center, a reputed institute in Delhi, students are given pre-and post-main training as well as financial assistance for preparation for the Civil Service Main Examination and Personality Examination. Even in the face of the Corona epidemic, under the guidance of Dhammajyoti Gajbhiye, Director-General Barti Pune, Barti guided the students eligible for the personality test online from time to time by senior officials of the Central Service and experts in various fields. Director-General Dhammajyoti Gajbhiye also guided the students online. The Barty Institute is offering competitive exam training via YouTube. Also, Barti is the only institute in the state to provide online training for UPSC interviews.
Successful students in UPSC Civil Service Examination 2020- Suhas Gade (Rank-349), Aditya Jivane (Rank-399), Sharan Kamble (Rank-542), Ajinkya Vidyagar (Rank-617), Hetal Pagare (Rank-630), Devvrat The future officers are Meshram (Rank-713), Swapnil Nisargan (Rank-714), Shubham Bhaisare (Rank-727) and Piyush Madke (Rank-732).
Every year through BARTI, selected students from the state are sponsored in Delhi to prepare for the UPSC exams. But in the last few months, in the wake of the outbreak of Kovid-19, Barty has provided online training to students studying for competitive exams. The work intended for Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar should be done by a passing officer. We must work to make a difference in the lives of ordinary people. Such wishes were given by Director General Dhammajyoti Gajbhiye on this occasion.
Mr Gajbhiye informed that the updated UPSC Competitive Examination Residential Center at Yerawada Complex will be started soon on behalf of Barti Institute. We thank Dhammajyoti Gajbhiye, Director General of the Barti Institute, for the support we have given to the successful students. Mr Gajbhiye also congratulated Mr Rupesh Shewale (IRS) and Mr Mukul Kulkarni (IRS) for their invaluable time in guiding the students of the competitive examinations in Barti and for successfully organizing and planning the online interview by Project Officer Mrs Priya Pawar.
