UPSC Result 2022: सिविल सेवा परीक्षेचा निकाल जाहीर केला, इशिता टॉपर, जाणून घ्या निवड झालेल्यांची नावे


UPSC CSE 2022 result : यूनियन पब्लिक सर्विस कमीशन (UPSC) ने आज 23 मई 2023 सिविल सेवा 2022 परीक्षा चा निकाल जाहीर केला आहे. उमेदवार त्यांचा निकाल upsc.gov.in या वेबसाइटवर पाहू शकतात. सिविल सेवा परीक्षेत या वेळी मुलींनी पुन्हा अग्रगण्यता प्राप्त केली आहे. टॉप पाच मध्ये  तीन टॉपरमध्ये मुलींनी यशाची तास काढली आहे. परीक्षेत इशिता किशोर यांनी टॉप केले आहे.

टॉप पांचमध्ये तीन मुलींचे नाव आहे.
 दुसरे स्थानी गरिमा लोहिया आणि तिसरे स्थानी उमा हरति चे नाव आहे.  चौथे स्थानी मयूर हजारिका आणि पाचवे स्थानी नव्या जेम्स यांनी यशस्वीता प्राप्त केली आहे. 

UPSC CSE प्रारंभिक परीक्षा (Pre) 5 जून, 2022 रोजी आयोजित केली गेली होती आणि परीक्षेचे निकाल 22 जूनला जाहीर केले गेले होते. मुख्य परीक्षा (Mains) 16 सप्टेंबर ते 25 सप्टेंबर 2022 या कालावधीत आयोजित केली गेली होती आणि निकाल 6 डिसेंबरला घोषित केले गेले होते. नंतर इंटरव्यू 18 मे ला संपले होते.












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