upsc 2024

The UPPSC has announced the final PCS 2024 results, recommending 932 candidates for 947 posts after a rigorous selection process. Among the top performers, Ananya Trivedi secured second rank, attributing her success to consistency, family support, and self-study at home. Her journey highlights discipline, focused preparation, and the importance of motivation and mentorship.

Noida's Karishma Chauhan, 28, achieved 17th rank in the UPPSC PCS 2024 exam on her second try. She aims to champion women's education, empowerment, and healthcare in Uttar Pradesh. Women candidates excelled, securing 34% of successful selections and a majority of SDM posts, highlighting a significant rise in their administrative representation.

A UPSC aspirant has filed a police complaint against her ex-husband, an Indian Railways employee, for allegedly hacking her Instagram account. He is accused of unauthorized access, uploading private images, and defaming her by impersonating her to friends. The incident follows their separation and ongoing divorce proceedings, with the accused also reportedly sending explicit content.

From exam aspirants to IT professionals, and delivery personnel to women workers, schemes focus on creating accessible, well- equipped spaces for work, study and rest

Muslim candidates achieved their strongest performance in nearly a decade, with 53 clearing the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025. This significant rise, including a top rank of 7, offers encouragement to aspirants. Despite this progress, the representation of Muslims in the civil services remains below their population share, highlighting ongoing challenges.

Anuj Agnihotri, an MBBS graduate from Chittorgarh, has secured the top position in the 2025 Civil Services Examination. Currently serving as an SDM in Delhi, Agnihotri attributed his success to discipline and consistent effort over three attempts. His achievement is being celebrated across Rajasthan, inspiring many young aspirants.

A 25-year-old disabled youth from Coimbatore, A Abdullah Afridh, has achieved an all-India rank of 942 in the UPSC civil services examination 2025 on his first attempt. He received free coaching and accommodation from IKLAS IAS Academy in Chennai for his main examination preparation. Afridh, who suffers from multiple disabilities, aims to support those who have helped him succeed.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is expected to announce the final results of the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025 this week on upsc.gov.in. Candidates who completed the personality test will see their scores and final merit list, determining appointments to services such as IAS, IPS, IFS, and other Group A and B central services. The 2025 cycle includes 979 vacancies, including 38 reserved for Persons with benchmark disabilities, with results accessible online through candidate login.

Akansh Dhull, son of Haryana BJP leader Krishna Dhull, secured third place in the UPSC CSE 2025, bringing pride to Chandigarh and his family. A commerce graduate from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Akansh began his schooling in Chandigarh and has consistently improved his ranks in previous attempts. Out of 958 selected candidates, 317 are from the General category and 641 are from reserved categories. His father praised his dedication and perseverance, highlighting the family’s pride in his achievement.

AIIMS graduate Anuj Agnihotri has clinched the top spot in the Civil Services Examination 2025, with 958 candidates recommended for various services. Medical, engineering, law, and commerce graduates once again dominated the prestigious exam. Rajeshwari Suve secured the second rank, followed by Ekansh Dhull at third.

The Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has released the second list of eligible candidates for application scrutiny under Advertisement No. 123/2024-25, for 40 Taluka Primary Education Officer (Class-2) vacancies. Following the preliminary test and the first list in August 2025, ten candidates are called for document verification under the ‘Zone of Consideration’. Applicants must submit all required certificates and proofs online through the official portal. Offline submissions will be disqualified, and candidates must comply with GPSC’s specified guidelines to proceed to the next recruitment stage.

The upsc 2024 Expert Guide, an initiative by Times of India, provides expert advice for IAS aspirants and answers important mock practice questions for the upcoming Prelims and Mains exams. In this article, Shubham Aggarwal, Director and Chief Mentor at Vidyapeeth IAS Academy, shares insights about NCERT books. He suggests eliminating repetitive chapters and not relying solely on NCERT books for clearing the exam.

This article discusses tricky questions in the General Studies paper of the UPSC exams. It covers topics such as methane hydrate deposits, organ transplant regulations, India's treaties, quantitative easing, and the significance of the Keeling Curve. Methane hydrate deposits are ice-like structures with trapped methane, found in deep-sea sediments and permafrost.

As per the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), the Preliminary Exam for the Civil Services Examination in 2024 will take place on May 26, 2024. The UPSC CSE 2024 Admit Card is anticipated to be released in May 2024, followed by the Prelims Result in June 2024. The Main Exam is scheduled to commence from September 20, 2024. This article offers guidance to IAS aspirants, featuring expert advice from Civil Services Exam (CSE) specialists. It includes vital mock practice questions and explanations, with a current focus on the Chath Puja.

The upsc 2024 Expert Guide by Times of India features insights from Shubham Aggarwal, Director and Chief Mentor at Vidyapeeth IAS Academy, on how to fill the UPSC Detailed Application Form (DAF) after the MAINS exam. The guide covers the essential steps and tips for submitting accurate personal information, showcasing extracurricular activities, and strategically outlining future service preferences to enhance your chances in the interview phase.