The results of the prestigious UPSC Civil Services Examination have been declared by the Union Public Service Commission, marking a life-changing moment for hundreds of aspirants across India. The final result of the 2025 examination cycle, announced on 6 March 2026, recommended 958 candidates for appointment to various services including the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, and Indian Foreign Service.
Topping the examination this year is Anuj Agnihotri, who secured All India Rank (AIR) 1. A medical graduate from AIIMS Jodhpur and a native of Rajasthan, Agnihotri’s achievement reflects an inspiring transition from medicine to public service. His remarkable score and disciplined preparation have made him a role model for thousands of UPSC aspirants.
The AIR 2 position was secured by Rajeshwari Suve M, a Deputy Collector trainee from Tamil Nadu who chose Sociology as her optional subject. Known for her determination and administrative experience, her journey highlights the importance of persistence and practical exposure in cracking one of India’s toughest exams.
At AIR 3, Akansh Dhull secured a top position after multiple attempts, demonstrating resilience and consistency. The list of top rankers also includes Raghav Jhunjhunwala (AIR 4) and Ishan Bhatnagar (AIR 5) among the leading performers in the final merit list.
The Civil Services Examination remains one of the most competitive in the country, involving three stages- Prelims, Mains, and the Personality Test, conducted over nearly a year. For these successful candidates, the journey from aspirants to administrators has just begun, as they prepare to take on roles that will shape governance and impact millions of lives across India.