UPSC CSE 2025 Results: Anuj Agnihotri Tops, 958 Recommended | IAS, IPS, IFS
UPSC CSE 2025 Final Results Announced: 958 Recommended for IAS, IFS, IPS and Central Services
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the final results of the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025. A total of 958 candidates have been recommended for appointment to prestigious positions in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and various Central Services. The examination, conducted in August 2025, culminated in Personality Test interviews held between December 2025 and February 2026, according to an official notification from the Government of India.
Breaking Down the Recommendations
The recommendations reflect a diverse pool of talent, with 317 candidates from the general category, 104 from the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), 306 from the Other Backward Classes (OBC), 158 from the Scheduled Castes (SC), and 73 from the Scheduled Tribes (ST). 42 positions are reserved for candidates with disabilities (PwBD), broken down as 10 under PwBD-1, 14 under PwBD-2, nine under PwBD-3, and nine under PwBD-5.
It’s important to note that the commission has emphasized that the reservation status claims of recommended candidates – whether EWS, OBC, SC, ST, or PwBD – are subject to verification by the relevant authorities.
Vacancy Distribution Across Services
The CSE 2025 aimed to fill a total of 1,087 vacancies. The distribution across key services is as follows: 180 vacancies in the IAS, 55 in the IFS, and 150 in the IPS. A significant portion, 507 vacancies, are allocated to Central Services Group ‘A’, while Group ‘B’ services account for 195 positions. The breakdown by category mirrors the overall recommendations, with 446 general category vacancies, 104 for EWS, 306 for OBC, 158 for SC, and 73 for ST.
The appointment process will proceed based on the availability of vacancies and adherence to the Civil Services Examination Rules 2025.
Reserve Lists and Provisional Candidatures
Beyond the initial recommendations, the UPSC has maintained a consolidated reserve list of 258 candidates. This list comprises 129 general category candidates, 26 from EWS, 86 from OBC, eight from SC, six from ST, and three from PwBD categories. An extended list has also been prepared under the same rules.
The UPSC also noted that the candidatures of 348 recommended candidates are currently provisional, pending verification. The results of two candidates have been withheld.
What Happens Next?
Candidates with questions regarding the examination or recruitment process can contact the UPSC facilitation counter on working days between 10:00 and 17:00 hours. The commission plans to upload the marks of all candidates within 15 days of the results declaration. A Hindi version of the notification will be released separately.
For those seeking more detailed information about the UPSC Civil Services Examination, including preparation strategies, syllabus details, and eligibility criteria, resources like India Sarkari Naukri offer comprehensive guides. Understanding the nuances of the exam process is crucial for future aspirants.
The UPSC CSE is widely regarded as one of the most competitive examinations in India, attracting candidates from diverse backgrounds aspiring to serve in the country’s administrative and diplomatic services. The examination process, as outlined in the official UPSC notification, involves a rigorous selection process, including a preliminary examination, main examination, and a personality test.
The final results represent the culmination of years of dedicated preparation for these successful candidates, and mark the beginning of their journey towards contributing to India’s governance and development. InsightsIAS provides a detailed breakdown of the vacancies by category, which can be found here.