16 candidates from Jammu and Kashmir passed the UPSC Civil Services Exam, see the complete list here

UPSC Toppers List: This year 16 candidates from Jammu and Kashmir have made it to the selection list of UPSC Civil Services Examination. UPSC declared the result on Tuesday. This year, 933 candidates including 320 women and 613 men were declared successful.

Wasim Ahmad Bhat of Dooru area of ​​Anantnag district has got 7th rank among 16 candidates selected from Jammu and Kashmir this year. Bhat had secured 225th rank in 2021. Bhat, 25, did his B.Tech (Civil Engineering) from the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar.

Parsenjit Kaur of Poonch district has secured 11th rank, while Nitin Singh (Rank 32), Naveed Ahsan Bhat (Rank 84), Ambika Raina (Rank 164), Navneet Singh (Rank 191), Manan Bhat (Rank 231), Arjun Gupta (Rank 228), Manil Bejotra (Rank 314), Dwarika Gandhi (Rank 505), Irfan Chowdhary (Rank 476), Anjit Singh (Rank 565), Abhinandan Singh (Rank 749), Nimranshu Hans (Rank 811), Iram Choudhary (Rank 852) and Adesh Basnotra (Rank 888) have also been included in the final selection list.

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We are all grateful to God – Mohammad Yusuf Bhat
Wasim Ahmad Bhat, a resident of Dooru in Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag, who secured the seventh rank in the prestigious Civil Services Examination, secured the 225th rank in the examination last year. Elated by his son’s achievement, Bhat’s father Mohammad Yusuf Bhat said, “My son had passed the exam last year as well. Earlier he had secured 225th rank and now he has secured seventh position. I am glad. This is good news and inspirational for Kashmir including Anantnag. We are all grateful to God.

He said, “His family always wanted Bhat to become an IAS officer and today God has fulfilled all our wishes.”

Willingness to serve the people of Jammu and Kashmir
The border town of Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir is often in the news for all the wrong reasons. Terrorist attacks have happened here many times and intense security operations against terrorists have also been conducted here. The sound of bullets and guns is no stranger here. But Poonch is very happy today. One of its residents, Parsanjit Kaur, has secured the 11th rank in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). As soon as the news of his success spread, a wave of happiness ran in the town.

Her uncle Prathipal Singh said, “We knew she would pass, but getting such a good rank is surprising. Poonch is very happy.

Kaur, daughter of pharmacists Nirmal Singh and Darshan Kaur, expressed her desire to serve the people of Jammu and Kashmir with a special focus on the health and education sectors.

Let us tell you that Ishita Kishore has secured the top position in the results of the Civil Services Examination 2022 announced by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Tuesday. As per the declared results of the examination, Garima Lohia and Uma Harti N have secured the second and third position respectively in this prestigious examination. UPSC has said that 933 candidates have passed the Civil Services Examination, in which 613 are men and 320 are women. UPSC said that out of the top 25 candidates, 14 are women and 11 are men.

Union Public Service Commission (UPSCDelhi University (DU) graduate Ishita Kishore has secured the first position in the results of Civil Services Examination 2022 announced by . This is the second year in a row that women candidates have secured the top three ranks in the prestigious exam. In the Civil Services Examination 2021, Shruti Sharma, Ankita Aggarwal and Gamini Singla secured the first, second and third positions respectively.