UPSC 2022 Results: PM Modi, Education Minister wishes successful candidates

This year, the top 25 successful candidates in UPSC CSE 2022 consist of 14 women and 11 men, who are from diverse educational backgrounds ranging from engineering, humanities, science, commerce, and medical science, with some from IITs, Delhi University and other leading educational institutions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has suggested UPSC Civil Services candidates who could not clear the exam this year try next year and also explore other opportunities in different sectors. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) yesterday released the Civil Services 2022 exam in which a total number of 933 candidates have been selected.

This year Ishita Kishore from Noida has emerged as the UPSC topper. Garima Lohia from Bihar came second, followed by Uma Harathi at third, and Smriti Mishra at fourth rank.

PM Narendra Modi tweeted: “I understand the disappointment of those who couldn’t clear the Civil Services Exams. Not only will there be more attempts to avail but also India offers several diverse opportunities to showcase your skills and strengths. Wishing you the very best.”

Union Education Dharmendra Pradhan also congratulated the successful candidates and expressed his happiness over female candidates securing top ranks in UPSC 2022 Exam. Pradhan writes on Twitter: “Hearty congratulations to all those who successfully cleared the UPSC Civil Services examination. Great to see women at the top ranks yet again.”

Pradhan also encouraged candidates who were not able to clear the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2022. “Wish all a rewarding and fulfilling career in public service. I am confident that these youngsters will add momentum to India’s developmental journey. My thoughts are also with those friends who could not clear the CSE 2022. Let setbacks not dishearten you. Each one of you is a powerhouse of talent and will do great in life. Best wishes!,” he writes.

This year, the top 25 successful candidates consisted of 14 women and 11 men, who are from diverse educational backgrounds ranging from engineering, humanities, science, commerce, and medical science, with some from IITs, Delhi University and other leading educational institutions.

This year’s UPSC Rank 1 holder, Ishita Kishore is a graduate in economics from DU, as she completed her graduation from Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) at Delhi University. Upon completing her studies, Ishita joined Ernst & Young, where she contributed to their risk advisory department.

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