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From Failing 12th Grade to Becoming DSP: The Inspiring Success Story of Brijesh Parmar
- •Brijesh Parmar once scored only 3 marks each in Physics and Chemistry and failed his 12th-grade board exams.
- •Overcoming early academic failures, he pursued his passion for dance and trained professionally at Delhi's The Danceworx.
- •He worked with international choreographers and even became a part of dancer Shakti Mohan's team.
- •Resuming his studies after the COVID-19 pandemic, he cleared the RAS-2023 exam on his very first attempt.
- •Achieving success again in RAS-2024, Brijesh has now secured the prestigious post of Deputy Superintendent of Police.
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After failing his 12th-grade exams and first-year BA, Brijesh pursued a professional dance career in Delhi and worked with international choreographers. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, he resumed his studies, cleared the RAS-2023 exam on his first attempt to join the Cooperative Department, and subsequently secured the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police through the RAS-2024 results.
Influenced by friends, Brijesh chose Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in the 11th grade but struggled significantly. In his 12th-grade results, he scored only 3 out of 56 in both Physics and Chemistry, and just 4 out of 80 in Mathematics, leading to his failure.
Brijesh completed a professional course at Delhi's prestigious 'The Danceworx' academy, where he learned ballet, contemporary, and jazz techniques. He also worked alongside choreographers from the US, Germany, Italy, and Mexico, joined the Navdhara India Dance Theatre, and became part of dancer Shakti Mohan's team.
