Dr. Rajkumar Academy of Civil Services opens Mysuru centre
The Dr. Rajkumar Academy of Civil Services has opened a new centre in Mysuru to offer training for the IAS and KAS examinations. The academy first launched a centre in Bengaluru in 2017 and has expanded its reach across Karnataka.

The Dr. Rajkumar Academy of Civil Services is a private institute that prepares candidates for India's competitive civil service examinations, including the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam for the Indian Administrative Service and the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) exam for the Karnataka Administrative Service. These exams are known for their rigorous syllabus and low selection rates, prompting many aspirants to seek specialized coaching. The academy's curriculum combines classroom instruction, test series, and mentorship from former officers to help students navigate the demanding selection process.
The new Mysuru centre will provide the same flagship programmes that have been offered at the Bengaluru campus since its opening in 2017. Facilities include lecture halls, a library stocked with reference books, and a digital platform for online practice tests. The academy claims that its alumni have achieved a steady record of success in recent years, with several candidates securing top ranks in both the UPSC and KPSC exams. By establishing a presence in Mysuru, the academy aims to make its resources more accessible to students from the southern part of the state.
For Karnataka residents, the expansion is significant because it reduces travel time and costs for aspirants who previously needed to relocate to Bengaluru for quality coaching. It also reflects the growing demand for professional guidance in civil service preparation, a trend that has been observed across India as more young people view government jobs as stable career options. The centre's opening may encourage other coaching providers to consider similar regional expansions, potentially increasing competition and improving overall training standards.
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