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From School Failure to IIT and IPS: Mohibullah Ansari's Inspiring Journey to 'The Asian Hero Award'
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News18•26-09-2026, 14:51
From School Failure to IIT and IPS: Mohibullah Ansari's Inspiring Journey to 'The Asian Hero Award'
- •IPS Mohibullah Ansari, currently City SP in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, defied early academic struggles, including failing 10th and 12th pre-board exams.
- •His father's scolding after failing pre-boards motivated him to excel, leading him to clear JEE and secure admission in Chemical Engineering at IIT Delhi in 2011.
- •After completing B.Tech from IIT Delhi, he left a corporate job to pursue civil services, succeeding in his third UPSC CSE attempt to become an IPS officer.
- •Mohibullah Ansari is set to receive 'The Asian Hero Award 2026' in Tampa, Florida, USA, for his exceptional policing and contributions to social welfare.
- •His story highlights that initial failures do not define destiny and that perseverance and hard work are key to overcoming obstacles and achieving success.
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IPS officer Mohibullah Ansari is set to be honored with 'The Asian Hero Award 2026' in Tampa, Florida, USA, during the 7th World Fair and Festival.
After successfully clearing the JEE exam, Mohibullah Ansari completed his B.Tech in Chemical Engineering from IIT Delhi.
After moving to Delhi in 2015 and facing initial setbacks, Mohibullah Ansari successfully cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination in his third attempt.
