For any boy hailing from a small town, stepping in a big city like Delhi is a huge thing. Sumit hardly had any idea about how difficult his path was going to be. Mukherjee Nagar, the area which is famous for the Civil Services Preparation, Sumit rented a house there. He had to pay five thousand rupees for such a small room and along with that share it with a boy named Himanshu. Classes used to be held from eight in the morning to seven in the evening and there was hardly some time in between for having food. Sumit fell ill several times due to the consumption of outside food. Despite facing so many problems, Sumit didn’t lose his focus on the aim and didn’t leave any stone unturned in his studies. Himanshu was also a sincere boy and he and Sumit used to study together. Everyday, Sumit’s father used to call him and Sumit would give him hope that he would surely fulfil his and their dreams. Sometimes, it happened that despite studying all day, he wasn’t able to solve questions; Sumit got disheartened by this many a time. Himanshu then explained to him that this was a part of the ups and downs of life and he would have to face it with courage. Sometimes due to over expenditure, Sumit didn’t eat dinner so as to avoid additional spending. The day of examination was drawing near and Sumit’s anxiety was increasing. Sumit’s father motivated him and advised him to work hard. Sumit didn’t lose hope and worked hard consistently. Finally, after a long wait of one year, the time of examination came.