UPSC Topper Mayur Hazarika Age, Girlfriend, Caste, Family, Hometown
Mar 12, 2025, 17:03 IST
Dr. Mayur Hazarika became the 5th highest-ranked candidate among all competitors in the 2022 Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination, which he took at his home base of Tezpur in Assam. All male candidates in the 2022 exam found Dr. Hazarika is the most successful.
Early Life and Education
Success awaited Dr. Hazarika when he participated in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2022 where he proved himself to be a leading candidate in his class. He was born in 1996. Don Bosco High School in Tezpur marked the beginning of his education while he later attended Ramanujan Junior College in Nagaon. Dr. Hazarika spent his medical education years from 2015 through 2019 at Gauhati Medical College and Hospital.
Family Background
Dr. Hazarika grew up with his mother, Moushumi Hazarika, who maintains house duties, while his father, Krishna Hazar,ika, serves as an executive engineer for the Public Works Department (PWD).
Personal Life
Dr. Hazarika maintains a single status per available information while refraining from disclosing his romantic life to the public.
Caste and Community
The public domain lacks information regarding Dr. Hazarika's membership in any specified Indian caste group. He identifies as an Indian citizen whose ancestors established roots in Assam.
Professional Aspirations
Upon finishing his medical degree Dr. Hazarika is determined to enter the field of civil service. Dr. Hazarika wants to engage with foreign diplomacy for India which is why he chose to pursue the Indian Foreign Service.
Hobbies and Interests
Dr. Hazarika follows football both actively and passively yet shows the most enthusiasm for how FC Barcelona performs and for the careers of Sunil Chhetri and Lionel Messi. Dr. He excels at performing Rubik's Cubes as one of his self-directed interests.
Conclusion
Dr. Mayur Hazarika successively relocated from Tezpur before achieving top scores in the UPSC examination. His dedication to helping the nation extends beyond medical care as he transitioned his work from medical practice to civil service employment.
