UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result Declared today @upsc.gov.in

UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result Declared @upsc.gov.in

SaurabhJuly 5, 20152 Mins read962 Views

UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result: Declared

Union Public Service Commission has announced the Civil Service Exam 2014 Result today. The Civil Service Exam was three stage process: Written exam, Main Written Exam, & Final Interview. So after the Interview all the candidates were waiting for UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result.

Civil Service Exam 2014 Merit List was announced today on www.upsc.gov.in. According to the press note published on the website, a total of 1,236 candidates have been recommended for appointment. This year’s toppers are Ira Singhal, Renu Raj and Nidhi Gupta. Four out of the five toppers are women.

So here is the UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result. You will not required to go anywhere here you will have the UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result. Click here for the Result

UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014 Result:

A total number of 1,236 candidates, including 590 in General category, 354 belonging to Other Backward Class, 194 from Scheduled Caste and 98 from Scheduled Tribe.

Here are the top 10:

IRA SINGHAL
RENU RAJ
NIDHI GUPTA
VANDANA RAO
SUHARSHA BHAGAT
CHARUSREE T
LOK BANDHU
NITISH K
ASHISH KUMAR
ARVIND SINGH

These 10 people topped the UPSC Civil Service Exam 2014, now they have made their life’s. When we had a word with these people here are what they said:

Ira Singhal said “I am really very happy. I can’t believe this. I just prepared for the examination. I want to be an IAS officer. I want to do something for the benefit of physically-handicapped people.”

Renu said “I am extremely happy. I have been preparing for the exam for the last one year”. Renu has got second person at the first attempt.

Third rank holder Nidhi said it is a proud moment for her to get selected in the examination. “It is really a proud moment. I put in lot of hard work and finally it paid”.

Vandana Rao, who got the fourth rank, is the topper in the Other Backward Class (OBC) category. Vandana said “I called up people twice to cross check whether or not I have made it in the exam. It is a pleasant surprise. It is really a result of hard work”.

Dear Snehlata,Start your preparation in General Studies (Pre-cum-Mains toehtger) for now. The basic guideline at the start of the preparations for both Preliminary and Main Examination is to read NCERT books on related subjects. There is no substitute for them. One should refrain in the beginning from reading guidebooks, as they load you with information, but with very little concept.NCERT Books: Social Studies• Civics: 6th – 10th standard• Political Science: 11th and 12th standard• Geography: 6th – 12th standard• Sociology: 11th and 12th standard• History: 6th – 12th standard• Economics: 9th – 12th standard (latest edition)NCERT Books: General Science• Physics, Chemistry, Biology: 9th and 10th StandardsFor Current Affairs and General Knowledge (make a habit of reading newspapers and magazines regularly and analytically. The events of National and International which effect human lives at large are important from General Studies point of view)• The Hindu, Times of India, Frontline, The Economist, Pratiyogita DarpanFor History (for now), follow the instructions, syllabus and resources discussed in your college.Regards,Rau’s IAS

Nurul says:

February 19, 2016 at 1:24 am

Dear Snehlata,Start your preparation in General Studies (Pre-cum-Mains toehtger) for now. The basic guideline at the start of the preparations for both Preliminary and Main Examination is to read NCERT books on related subjects. There is no substitute for them. One should refrain in the beginning from reading guidebooks, as they load you with information, but with very little concept.NCERT Books: Social Studies• Civics: 6th – 10th standard• Political Science: 11th and 12th standard• Geography: 6th – 12th standard• Sociology: 11th and 12th standard• History: 6th – 12th standard• Economics: 9th – 12th standard (latest edition)NCERT Books: General Science• Physics, Chemistry, Biology: 9th and 10th StandardsFor Current Affairs and General Knowledge (make a habit of reading newspapers and magazines regularly and analytically. The events of National and International which effect human lives at large are important from General Studies point of view)• The Hindu, Times of India, Frontline, The Economist, Pratiyogita DarpanFor History (for now), follow the instructions, syllabus and resources discussed in your college.Regards,Rau’s IAS