The Union Public Service Commission on Tuesday announced the Civil Services Examination (CSE) results.
Senior BJP leader and Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the candidates who cleared the UPSC Civil Service exams and said those who could not clear should remember that this isn’t the end of their journey, adding that there are chances ahead to succeed in the exams.
“I congratulate all those who have successfully cleared the Civil Services Examination, 2023. Their hard work, perseverance and dedication has paid off, marking the start of a promising career in public service. Their efforts will shape the future of our nation in the times to come. My best wishes to them,” PM Modi posted X.
PM Modi also offered some words of encouragement to the candidates who did not clear the UPSC Civil Services exam.
“I want to tell those who didn’t achieve the desired success in the Civil Services Examination- setbacks can be tough, but remember, this isn’t the end of your journey. There are chances ahead to succeed in exams, but beyond that, India is rich with opportunities where your talents can truly shine. Keep striving and exploring the vast possibilities ahead. Wishing you all the very best,” he added.
The written part of the Civil Services Examination, 2023 was held by the UPSC in September 2023 and the interviews for the Personality Test were held in January-April 2024.
Aditya Srivastava has secured the first position in the Civil Services Examination, 2023. Animesh Pradhan secured the second rank and Donuru Ananya Reddy stood third.
Others in top 10 include – P K Sidharth Ramkumar (4), Ruhani (5), Srishti Dabas (6) Anmol Rathore (7), Ashish Kumar (8), Nausheen (9) and Aishwaryam Prajapati (10). In recent years, women have demonstrated remarkable achievements in securing top positions in the UPSC examinations.
According to the official release, 1016 candidates (664 men and 352 women) have been recommended by the Commission for appointment to various services. Of the top five selected candidates, three are men and two are women.
In the General category, 347 candidates have been selected while 115 candidates have been selected in Economic Weaker Section, 303 from Other Backward Caste, 165 from Schedule Caste and 86 from Scheduled Tribes.
Following Rule 20 (4) and (5) of the Civil Services Examination Rules 2023, the Commission also issued a consolidated Reserve List of candidates.
General–120 candidates, EWS–36, OBC–66, SC–10, ST–04, PwBD-1–2 and PwBD-2–2.
The number of vacancies reported by the Government to be filled in the IAS category are General-73, EWS-17, OBC-49, SC-27 and ST-14.
In the IFS category, General-16, EWS-4, OBC-10, SC-5, and ST-2, while in the IPS, General-80, EWS-20, OBC-55, SC-86, and ST-13.
There are 258 in General, EWS-64, OBC-160, SC-86 and ST-45 vacancies reported by the Government in Central Services Group ‘A’.
In Group ‘B’ Services, General-47, EWS-10, OBC-29, SC-15, ST-12.
(ANI)
