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Out of 1016 recommended candidates, the UPSC has listed the roll numbers of successful candidates...

Digital Desk: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has declared the final results of the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2024, revealing Aditya Srivastava as the topper. Srivastava clinched the prestigious All India Rank 1, showcasing exceptional dedication and intellect.

Following closely behind, Animesh Pradhan secured the second rank, while Donuru Ananya Reddy claimed the third spot. Additionally, Assam witnessed commendable performances from four candidates: Abhigyan Bora (Rank 172), Riki Lahkar Pradhan (Rank 230), Bhashwat Saikia (Rank 552), and Kalol Hazarika (Rank 992), bringing pride to the state.

Out of 1016 recommended candidates, the UPSC has listed the roll numbers of successful candidates. However, the candidature of 355 individuals remains provisional. The distribution across categories includes 347 from the general category, 116 from EWS, 303 from OBC, 165 from SC, and 86 from ST.

The journey to this achievement began with the subjective mode Main Exam conducted from September 15 to 24. Successful candidates proceeded to the personality test, held from January 2 to 9 of the current year, in three phases.

For those eager to check their results, the UPSC's official websites, upsc.gov.in, and upsconline. nic. in, provide access. The process entails navigating to the result link, opening the PDF, searching for the roll number, and downloading for future reference.

The UPSC CSE 2024 reaffirms the aspirations and capabilities of India's youth, showcasing their potential to serve the nation with excellence and integrity.


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