Ishita Kishore has won this time around. Garima Lohia finished in second place, Uma Harathi took first place, and Smriti Mishra finished in fourth place. The top four nominees are all female.
The Commission proposed 933 applicants (613 men and 320 women) for appointment to various services. Notably, women candidates won the top four positions.
There were 14 women and 11 men among the top 25 chosen applicants, and their educational backgrounds ranged widely from engineering to humanities to science to business to medical science. Additionally, 41 of the advised candidates had baseline disabilities, such as multiple disabilities, visual impairment, hearing impairment, and orthopedic impairment.
Everything you need to know about the winners is provided below
#1 Topper
Ishita Kishore is a recent economics graduate from Delhi University's esteemed Shri Ram College of Commerce. She entered the workforce after completing her studies, joining Ernst & Young, where she made a contribution to the risk advising division. In addition to her achievements in academia and her career, Ishita has demonstrated exceptional athleticism and has taken an active part in a number of sports.
2 Topper
Garima Lohia, a Kirorimal College graduate in commerce from the University of Delhi, earned the second spot with accounting as her optional subject.
3 Topper
IIT, Hyderabad alumna Uma Harathi N, a B.Tech. in Civil Engineering degree, came in third place with Anthropology as her optional subject.
4 Topper
Smriti Mishra, a B.Sc. graduate from the University of Delhi's Miranda House College, placed fourth with zoology as her optional subject.
Preliminary, main, and interview (personality test) rounds of the examination are held each year to select candidates for positions in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and other positions.
