Jagtial (Telangana) : In a remarkable display of determination and dedication, Mamata Puppala, hailing from Lagalaramarri in Jagtial district, has achieved an extraordinary feat by securing not just one or two, but an impressive five government jobs simultaneously. Her story serves as a beacon of inspiration in a world where competition for government positions is fierce, and opportunities are scarce.
Born into a farmer's family, Mamata's journey is a testament to the transformative power of education and ambition. Despite humble beginnings, she harbored a strong desire to secure a government job since childhood, driven by a desire to provide financial security for her family and serve society.
With unwavering determination, Mamata pursued her academic endeavors, completed her B.Ed and M.Com degrees while working as a guest lecturer. Her relentless dedication paid off as she excelled in various government competitive examinations, earning her positions as a Degree College Lecturer, Junior Lecturer, and more.
She got selected in exams for jobs like Gurukul degree lecturer, junior lecturer, postgraduate teacher, and trained graduate teacher in the Gurukul social department, TSPSC's municipal junior accounts officer.
Mamata's achievement not only reflects her academic prowess but also highlights the support and encouragement she received from her family, particularly her mother, who never wavered in her belief in Mamata's potential.
Despite facing challenges, Mamata overcame hurdles and her commitment to her goals remained steadfast. Her success has not only brought pride to her family but has also inspired countless others, especially young girls, to pursue their aspirations with unwavering determination.
As Mamata looks forward to her future endeavors, including pursuing a Ph.D. in commerce, her story serves as a shining example of what can be accomplished through perseverance, hard work, and unwavering determination. She stands as a role model, inspiring others to reach for the stars and turn their dreams into reality.
"After my degree, my brother told me that if did not get a seat in Osmania University I would have to stop my studies. I didn't want to stop my studies so I had prepared very hard for the M.com entrance exam. I got 215th rank and got a seat in Hyderabad Koti Women's College. There I completed my PG. After post-graduation, I decided to prepare for government jobs," said Mamata.
In 2017, she joined an institute and took coaching for JAO job exam. She had taken these exams in SPDCL, NPDCL, TRANSCO and GENCO but did not qualify for any of them. "I just lost one or two marks. Then I firmly decided to work hard to achieve my goal. Later, I had started preparing myself without taking any coaching. Last year I wrote all exams related to Gurukul," Mamata said.
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