Women candidates made a strong mark this year, with six featuring in the top 10, including four from Uttar Pradesh.(representative image/express photo)
UPPSC PCS 2024 Final Result Declared: The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has announced the final results of the Combined State/Upper Subordinate Services Examination 2024. A total of 932 candidates have been selected against 947 notified posts, while a few positions remain vacant due to the unavailability of suitable candidates. The result is available on the official website at uppsc.up.nic.in.
Neha Panchal has secured the top rank in the examination, followed by Ananya Trivedi in second place and Abhay Pratap Singh in third. Women candidates have delivered an impressive performance this year, especially at the top, with 80% representation in the top five ranks, highlighting their growing dominance in competitive examinations.
| Rank | Name |
| 1 | Neha Panchal |
| 2 | Ananya Trivedi |
| 3 | Abhay Pratap Singh |
| 4 | Anamika Mishra |
| 5 | Neha Singh |
| 6 | Deepti Verma |
| 7 | Pooja Tiwari |
| 8 | Anurag Pandey |
| 9 | Shubham Singh |
The selected candidates include aspirants from across the country, although Uttar Pradesh continues to dominate the list. Out of 932 selected candidates, 864 (92.7%) are from Uttar Pradesh, while 68 (7.3%) belong to other states including Bihar, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh.
Among other states, Madhya Pradesh accounts for 20 candidates (2.15%), followed by Haryana with 18 (1.93%), Bihar with 12 (1.29%), and Delhi with 9 candidates (0.97%). Candidates from several other states have also made it to the final list, reflecting the exam’s wider reach.
The results show a broad-based distribution of success across Uttar Pradesh, with candidates selected from 74 out of 75 districts. Lucknow leads with 8.24% of selected candidates, followed by Prayagraj (5.34%), Kanpur Nagar (4.52%), Agra (3.02%) and Ayodhya (2.78%).
At the same time, candidates from smaller and relatively underdeveloped districts such as Sambhal, Kannauj, Kasganj, Mahoba and Fatehgarh have also succeeded, indicating increasing inclusivity and access to opportunities across the state.
The category-wise distribution of selected candidates shows 357 from the General category, 270 from Other Backward Classes (OBC), 186 from Scheduled Castes (SC), 97 from Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), and 22 from Scheduled Tribes (ST).