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UPSC CSE Results 2024: Women ahead in civil services exam; know toppers

UPSC CSE Results 2024: This year, Shakti Dubey has topped the UPSC CSE with rank one followed by Harshita Goyal.

UPSC CSE Results 2024: Shakti Dubey tops this year; meet other toppers

Shakti Dubey (The Image is taken from a mock interview video posted on the YouTube account of Chahal Academy)

UPSC CSE Results 2024: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on April 22 announced the results for the Civil Service Examination 2024 cycle. This year, Shakti Dubey has topped the CSE with rank one followed by Harshita Goyal. As per the government’s notification, a total of 1,129 vacancies are to be filled through this recruitment process. These include 180 posts in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), 55 in the Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and 147 in the Indian Police Service (IPS).

This year AIR 1 is Shakti Dubey. In an interview with The Indian Express, she shared her UPSC CSE journey.

Additionally, there are 605 vacancies in Central Services Group ‘A’ and 142 in Group ‘B’ Services. Marks will be available on the website within 15 days from the date of declaration of result.

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UPSC CSE Final Result 2024 LIVE Updates: UPSC civil services results at upsc.gov.in, meet toppers, vacancies

UPSC CSE Results 2024: Meet toppers

Shakti Dubey

Harshita Goyal

Dongre Archit Parag

Shah Margi Chirag

Aakash Garg

Komal Punia

Aayushi Bansal

Raj Krishna Jha

Aditya Vikram Agarwal

Mayank Tripathi

Ettaboyina Sai Shivani

Ashi Sharma

Hemant

Abhishek Vashishtha

Banna Venkatesh

Madhav Agarwal

Sanskriti Trivedy

Saumya Mishra

Vibhor Bhardwaj

Trilok Singh

In accordance with Rule 20 (4) & (5) of the Civil Services Examination Rules 2024, the UPSC is maintaining a consolidated Reserve List of candidates as follows: 115 from the General category, 35 from EWS (Economically Weaker Sections), 59 from OBC (Other Backward Classes), 14 from SC (Scheduled Castes), 6 from ST (Scheduled Tribes), and 1 from PwBD-1 (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities), totaling 230 candidates.

The appointment to various services will be made based on the number of vacancies available, with due consideration to the provisions contained in the examination rules. The number of vacancies reported by the Government to be filled are as follows:

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–For the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), there are 180 vacancies, which include 73 for General, 18 for EWS, 52 for OBC, 24 for SC, and 13 for ST.

–For the Indian Foreign Service (IFS), there are 55 vacancies, including 23 for General, 5 for EWS, 13 for OBC, 9 for SC, and 5 for ST.

–For the Indian Police Service (IPS), the total vacancies are 147, with 60 for General, 14 for EWS, 41 for OBC, 22 for SC, and 10 for ST.

–The Central Services Group ‘A’ has 605 vacancies: 244 for General, 57 for EWS, 168 for OBC, 90 for SC, and 46 for ST.

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–Group ‘B’ Services have 142 vacancies: 55 for General, 15 for EWS, 44 for OBC, 15 for SC, and 13 for ST.

The overall total across all services is 1129 vacancies, which includes 50 vacancies reserved for PwBD candidates (12 for PwBD-1, 8 for PwBD-2, 16 for PwBD-3, and 14 for PwBD-5). The candidature of 241 recommended candidates has been kept provisional. The UPSC CSE of one candidate has been kept withheld.

The Commission has a facilitation counter near the examination hall in its campus. Candidates can obtain any information or clarification regarding their examinations or recruitments on working days, raed the notification.

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