UPSC Civil Services Final Result 2021 LIVE: Six Keralites among top 50

The fourth topper is the resident of Ujjain, Aishwarya Verma, has been selected in the fourth attempt. Verma said, “After graduating as an electrical engineer in 2017, I have decided to become an IAS officer. My family supported me and never pressurized me to pursue my career as an engineer.”

Aishwarya Verma scored fourth in the Union Public Service Commission civil service examination, the results of which were released on Monday, May 30.

Prime minister Narendra Modi and Congress president Rahul Gandhi also congratulated all the candidates who had managed to crack the UPSC exam.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in a tweet extended hearty congratulations to Shruti Sharma of UP for securing first position in UPSC Civil Services Examination-2021. "Wishing you all the best for your bright future. This glorious achievement is the reward of their hard work, dedication and patience," he said. He also congratulated all the candidates who passed the examination.

Shruti Sharma of Bijnor district in Uttar Pradesh has topped the UPSC 2021 examination. Shruti says she was confident of clearing the exam but never thought of getting number one rank.

Gamini Singla, a 23-year-old Punjab Engineering College (PEC) Chandigarh alumnus, came in third place in the civil services examination 2021.Gamini Singla, who is from Anandpur Sahib, Punjab passed out from PEC in 2019 after completing her B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (CSE).

Shashvat Sangwan the 34th topper has did his schooling at the Delhi Public School R K Puram, in the national capital and holds a degree in mechanical engineering from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani in Rajasthan in 2018.

Twenty six years old Shashvat Sangwan, first cleared the civil services examination last year but he didn’t get the service he wanted. Sangwan’s rank, 320, entitled him to join the Indian Defence Estates Service and he did sign up for the training. But he wanted to become an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer and kept preparing for the examination. Shashvat Sangwan secured the 34th rank in the civil services examination 2021

A total of 40 candidates from the Kerala state has cleared the UPSC CSE 2021 examination.

Six of the top 50 civil service exam winners are from Kerala, with Dileep Kanikkara from Kottayam district topping the list with the 21st position. Other winners are Shruti Lakshmi (25th), V Avinash (31st), Jasmin (36th), T Swati Sree (42) and Remya C S (46th).

Aman Agrawal, 22 years old , cleared the UPSC civil services exam with 88th rank on his first attempt without any coaching. "I have utilised my time during lockdowns," said, the son of a brick kiln owner from Raj Hata in Katihar town.

Anshu Priya Yadav, daughter of government school teacher Shailendra Kumar Yadav of Munger, has cleared the UPSC civil services exam this year with 16th rank.

Shubhankar is a software developer working in Bangalore right now. He has been working at a multinational company in Bangalore after receiving a degree in computer science from IIT Dhanbad.

Shubhankar Pratyush Pathak who scored 11th position in UPSC 2021 exam is a resident of Motihari's Narayanpur village. His family has settled in Katihar's Barmasia Mahantnagar neighborhood.

Shubhankar Pratyush Pathak of Katihar, Bihar, has ranked 11th in the  Union Public Service Examination, 2021. Aman Agrawal of the same district scored 88th position. Both these candidates Cleared the prestegious UPSC exam in first attempt.

 Mantri Mourya Bharadwaj whose father is a school teacher secured 28 rank in UPSC CSE -2021. Bharadwaj hails from Narsipatnam in Andhra Pradesh’s Anakapalle district

Mantri Mourya Bharadwaj, who secured 28th All India Rank in the UPSC Civil Services Examination-2021 is an alumnus of National Institute of Technology, Warangal in Telangana, Bharadwaj was working for an multi-national company as software engineer, before he developed interest in Civil Services, as he always wanted to do service for the society.

Twenty-eight-year-old Mantri Mourya Bharadwaj, who secured 28th All India Rank in the UPSC Civil Services Examination-2021. He attributes his success to his parents, who are state government employees.

A student of UILS, Panjab University has cleared CSE 2021. The result is declared today. Jaspinder Singh Bhullar, a student of batch 2014, completed his BALLB (Hons) in 2019. He belongs to village Bhullar in district Shri Muktsar Sahib, Punjab. He kept his Mains as Law in CSE. He secured AIR 33 in the exam. He belongs to a family of farmers and is a first generation law graduate.

Nine of the top 100 civil service winners are from Kerala. Dileep Kainikkara topped with 21st rank. A product of Chennai IIT, Dileep said this was his third attempt. Last time he got the Indian Forest Service and now he is undergoing training and he appeared again for the test to get higher ranks.

“Hard work has finally paid. I would like to join the IAS that is why I appeared for the examination again. I would like to serve the society and nation,” he said. He said after his graduation from IIT he worked with Samsung for two years and left the job in 2018 to pursue his civil service dreams.

Aishwarya Verma, a Ujjain resident, secured fourth in the UPSC civil services test, the results of which were announced on Monday. Her family is currently residing in Bareily, Uttar Pradesh.

Verma, a graduate student in electrical engineering, had been studying for the UPSC for the previous four years in New Delhi.

1. Go to upseonline.nic.in or upsc.gov.in. 
2. Click on the Civil Services Examination, 2021 final result link.
3. Download the PDF file.

UPSC CSE topper Shruti Sharma is from Uttar Pradesh. Congratulating her and other candidates, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath tweeted, “Congratulations to Shruti Sharma of Uttar Pradesh and all the candidates who passed the UPSC Civil Services Examination-2021.”

Candidates can check their UPSC CSE marks on upsconline.nic.in and upsc.gov.in 15 days later.  

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