UPSC Announces 2023 IES And ISS Exam Results, Full List Of Topper Here

UPSC Announces 2023 IES And ISS Exam Results, Full List Of Topper Here

The candidates' grades will be accessible on the website fifteen days after the results are announced.

Siksha MUpdated: Thursday, January 25, 2024, 02:09 PM IST
UPSC Announces 2023 IES And ISS Exam Results, Full List Of Topper Here
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The final results for the 2023 Indian Economic Service (IES) and Indian Statistical Service (ISS) exams have been released by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

The candidates' grades will be accessible on the website fifteen days after the results are announced.

Nikhil Sindh took first place in the ISS exam, and Nishchal Mittal won the IES exam. The merit list and results are available on the official website.

UPSC IES 2023 final result 

UPSC ISS 2023 Final Result 

UPSC IES 2023 Toppers List:

  • Nishchal Mittal

  • Aditi Jha

  • Purnima Suden

  • Rejju Rana

  • Shubhi Chauhan

  • Pavit

  • Yusra Anees

  • Monika Narayan

  • Riya Yadav

  • Vaibhav Rathore

  • Vishnu K Venugopal

  • Pranchal Gupta

  • Shitole Rashmi, Sangeetkumar

  • Shabeena Begum, Mohd Yaqub

  • Tabhane Tejaswini Yashwant

  • Parul Singh

  • Vishal Aryan

  • Vishakha Gupta


UPSC ISS 2023 Toppers List:

  • Nikhil Singh

  • Janhvi Patel

  • Vijay Ladha

  • Agrima Rastogi

  • Prakhar Gupta

  • Srishti Agarwal

  • Shivanshi Shukla

  • Prateek Naik

  • Swati Gupta

  • Rajni Prajapat

  • Rohit Kumar Sudhansu

  • Sumanpreet Kaur

  • Narawade Yogita Ankush

  • Harshit Kumar Alawat

  • Nayan Deep Gupta

  • Ravi Shankar Maurya

  • Saumya Mishra

  • Shubham Kesharwani

  • Simran

  • Yogesh Kumar

  • Pooja Kumari

  • Shobh Raj

  • Rupesh Jalwal

  • Rupin Soni

  • Ankit Yadav

  • Rekha Gupta

  • Manish Meena

  • Prashant Nanaware

  • Sanju Das

  • Debdut Saha

  • Gaurav Kumar

  • Lokesh Kumar

  • Payal Meena

The seven candidates' results—three from IES and four from ISS—are tentative. The commission declared that unless the original documents are confirmed and the candidates' provisional status is made clear, no offer of appointment will be extended to them. According to the UPSC, these candidates' results are valid for three months, and if they cannot provide the necessary paperwork, their candidature would be canceled.

Exams were held for both services from June 23 to June 25, and those who made the short list were interviewed for the positions on December 18 and 21. For IES seats and ISS jobs, the UPSC recommended 18 and 33 candidates, respectively.