The list of 113 candidates includes 90 General, 22 OBC and 01 SC categories. The recommendations were made on the basis of Civil Services (Main) Examination 2009. The result of the examination was declared in May 2010 recommending 875 candidates against 989 vacancies. Candidates can contact UPSC or visit UPSC’s website for more detail.

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The selected candidates have been qualified for Physical Standards Test / Physical Efficiency Tests and Medical Standards Tests. Candidates should contact UPSC for more detail.

Minimum educational qualification required for the Army wing of the NDA is 10+2 in any stream while for Air Force, Navy and Naval Academy it is 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics.

The selection is done on the three tier examination system i.e. Written, SSB and Medical Test. Candidates, qualified in written test, are called for SSB test. SSB is multiple test comprises of physical as well as psychological and metal ability test including GD and interview. Selected candidates will have to appear for medical fitness test too.

UPSC has made provision of negative marking too in case of wrong answers marked by the candidates in the written test.

Last date of the submission of application is 9th May. Interested candidates may visit UPSC’s website for more detail.

Candidates have been selected under various disciplines including Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Telecom Engineering. 584 candidates have been selected for Civil Engineering, 466 candidates for Mechanical Engineering, 320 for Electrical Engineering and 484 candidates for Electronics and Telecom Engineering.

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) had received 1.46 lakh applications for the examination this year. 53877 applicants appeared in the written examination of Indian Engineering Services 2010.
Personality test and interview of selected candidates will start from 14th February. For more details candidates should contact UPSC.

Chavan as a Minister of State for Personnel and Training put all the efforts to change the examination scheme for the Civil Services. It is another matter that the newly introduced change will benefit the students of Mahaharashtra the most. (Maharashtra has been witnessing maximum number of applicants for aptitude test based IIM-CAT traditionally). Last month UPSC announced the change in Civil Services examination (prelims) pattern.

An engineering graduate from BITS, Pilani and student of University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A. Chavan started his political career in 1996 as a member of Lok Sabha. He has been associated with the Ministry of Science and Technology since 1991.

The Ist paper will consist of general studies and will have 200 marks. The two-hour paper will have questions related to current events of national and international importance, history of India and Indian national movement, Indian and World Geography- physical, social, economic geography of India and the world, Indian polity and governance – constitution, political system, panchayati raj, public policy, Rights issues, etc, Economic and social development – sustainable development, poverty, inclusion, demographics, social sector initiatives, general issues on environmental ecology, bio-diversity and climate change-that donot require subject specialization and general science.

The IInd paper will test the aptitude of candidate for civil services. The paper will have 200 marks and it will include topics like comprehension, interpersonal skills including communication skills, logical reasoning and analytical ability, decision making and problem solving, general mental ability, basic numeracy (numbers and their relations, orders of magnitude etc. (Class X level), Data interpretation (charts, graphs, tables, data sufficiency etc. –Class X level and English language comprehension skills. Both the paper will be of two hours and there will be no test for subject at the preliminary level. The government and UPSC had already been made announcements in this regard earlier.

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SECOND MERIT ORDER LIST OF RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES
S.No. Roll No. Name
1 017667 K V TIRUMALA
2 112652 PRABHAT RANJAN
3 057459 SUNIL JOSHI
4 240333 PANKAJ KUMAR
5 073885 SWATI CHULET
6 019322 PUNEETINDER SINGH WALIA
7 016385 RACHITA SATYAWADI
8 006689 KUMAR ASEEM VAIBHAV
9 002719 SUNIL BISHNOI
10 002360 DIPTI SACHDEVA
11 004727 CHOUDHARY TAPASYA RATNAKAR
12 003738 NAVEEN SINGHVI
13 046344 KRISHNA V R
14 015504 PRASANNA KUMAR B K
15 178323 DHAKANE VIKAS NAVANATH
16 002898 ABHISHEK SINGH
17 007428 SATYA BRATA
18 131323 SHRIHARSHA SHETTI
19 007867 RATNESH KUMAR SINGH
20 003279 TAMBAVEKAR CHANDRASHEKHAR ANIL
21 002756 RASHMI SHARMA
22 011053 ESHA PANDEY
23 092794 M SRINIVASU
24 219657 S JAYAKUMAR
25 101985 SAURABH SINGH
26 003385 SHAMBHU KUMAR
27 011952 ANUPAM SAHAY
28 172501 VARISH CHANDRA SHUKLA
29 047012 RITESH KUMAR SINGH
30 019931 VADODARIA KARANJIT PARSOTAM
31 007874 NIMISHA JHA
32 282719 KORGAONKAR CHINMAY NANDKUMAR
33 005077 PRAVEEN KUMAR TRIPATHI
34 008490 B CHANDRA MOHIYAR
35 086887 GHAG SUPRIYA SURENDRANATH
36 034061 MADHUR AGRAWAL
37 007754 APOORVA BHARADWAJ
38 216011 SANJAY KUMAR
39 002563 RAMESH HOLEYACHI
40 016126 GARGI MALIK
41 101472 PAWAN KUMAR
42 086374 SUKHSOHIT
43 005269 D PRAVEEN
44 218804 UMESH PRATAP SINGH
45 006582 SUBRAT PAL
46 005500 REKHAWAR RAHUL ASHOK
47 004845 RAJAT MITTAL
48 019836 PANKAJ DWIVEDI
49 297976 PRAVEEN VERMA
50 021081 MUGDHA RANADE
51 031408 PRANJALYA PARTH LATHE
52 214694 SIKANDRA SINGH
53 040010 SUNIL KUMAR PANDEY
54 093002 VISHNU KANT TIWARI
55 139482 PRASHANT MASTIHOLI
56 083144 ARUN GUPTA
57 112412 RAJEEV KUMAR AMBASTA
58 001144 PRASHANT KUMAR AGRAWAL
59 008246 RAHUL
60 018830 RAGHAVENDRA H
61 055428 ATUL PRAKASH MISHRA
62 003484 YASHASVI KUMAR
63 013175 ARUN KUMAR JHA
64 044137 DIPIN SINGLA
65 003111 AMIT SINGH MEHRA
66 002670 PATEL MITAL SHANKARLAL
67 314743 HINA ARORA
68 034465 ROSHAN M THOMAS
69 117505 JAYABALAJI J
70 060753 MUKESH KUMAR
71 234821 SHANTHA KUMAR S
72 006098 DINESH KUMAR MISTRY
73 112717 DEVENDRA KUMAR
74 014289 SUJEET KUMAR
75 014444 B VIJAY DATTA
76 056743 PANKAJ KUMAR
77 018112 PREETY VERMA
78 014816 MAHAJAN SAMADHAN RAGHUNATH
79 024809 SAMSHER ALI
80 058243 RAN VIJAI SINGH
81 193061 S PRAKAKARAN
82 288244 SONAWANE ATUL ARUN
83 098669 PROMILA JAISWAL
84 012951 NIRAJ KUMAR
85 191887 VEERENDRA KUMAR VERMA
86 006359 NEHA NIGAM
87 318994 MAN MOHAN SINGH

Source: PIB

“Many students with lower scores have made it to the list, while those with higher marks have been left out,” said Anurag Tripathi, a PhD scholar from the Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi.

The UPSC preliminary exams results were declared last week. The UPSC conducts a three-tier exam yearly for entry into country’s higher administrative services.

The students are demanding greater transparency in the procedure of conducting the exam and revelation of the cut-off marks.

“I scored 84 in Geography and 56 in General Studies but my name was not in the list, but I know students with lesser marks who have made it to the list,” said Kapil, another student from JNU.

Disclosure of marks and the cut-off has been demanded by students in the past as well. The commission has also rejected Right To Information applications demanding the disclosure of marks.

“We want the UPSC results to be revised. They don’t reveal the information in RTI, there is no transparency,” said Ashok Kumar, who has done his masters from Jamia Millia Islamia University.

The students also displayed placards and banners and shouted slogans against the UPSC.

IANS

Source: PIB