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UPSC 2025 Toppers Share Journeys of Perseverance, PM Modi Extends Congratulations

The Union Public Service Commission has announced the final results for the Civil Services Examination 2025, triggering celebrations nationwide. Successful candidates from across India shared their stories of grit, highlighting multiple attempts and long hours of self-study as keys to their achievement. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the successful candidates on social media, praising their dedication and hard work. He also offered encouragement to those who did not achieve their desired result this time, reminding them of the many future opportunities to serve the nation.

Key Points: UPSC Civil Services Exam 2025 Results: Toppers' Stories & PM's Message

  • Multiple toppers cleared exam on 2nd or 3rd attempt
  • Success attributed to family support, self-study, and persistence
  • PM Modi congratulated successful candidates
  • PM also encouraged those who did not clear this time
  • Focus areas for new officers include women's empowerment and education
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UPSC Civil Services Exam 2025: Candidates share journeys of perseverance and hard work

UPSC 2025 results are out. Read inspiring stories of top rankers like Aastha Jain and Vaibhavi Agrawal, and see PM Modi's congratulatory message.

"Perseverance and hard work can take you anywhere. - Rupal Jaiswal, Rank 43"

New Delhi, March 7

Celebrations erupted across several states as the Union Public Service Commission announced the final results for the Civil Services Examination 2025, with successful candidates sharing inspiring stories of grit and determination while speaking to.

In Uttar Pradesh's Shamli, parents of Aastha Jain, who secured the 9th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2025, expressed their pride. Her father said, "She secured 4th rank across India in the 12th board examinations. She has also cracked the UPSC exam three times. Currently, she is in the Rajasthan IPS cadre and is undergoing training in Hyderabad."

In Raipur, Chhattisgarh, Vaibhavi Agrawal, who secured the 35th rank, attributed her success to God, her mentors, coaching, and family support.

"I attribute my success to God, the support of my mentors, coaching and family. As an IAS aspirant, one should continue working hard; persistence is the key to success. Anyone can achieve their goals if they keep trying. As I prepare to join the system, my focus will be on women's empowerment and education," she said.

In Dumka, Jharkhand, Sudipa Dutta, who secured the 41st rank, said her initial schooling was at St Joseph's in Banka, after which she completed her Class 12 in Dumka and graduated in Political Science. "I cleared the exam on my third attempt. On average, I studied for six to ten hours a day, relying mostly on self-study," she added.

Similarly, in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, Rupal Jaiswal, who achieved the 43rd rank, said her hard work had finally paid off.

"Perseverance and hard work can take you anywhere. Failure does not disappoint me. I cleared the exam on my second attempt, but as I kept challenging and competing with myself, I chose to give a third attempt," she said.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated candidates who successfully cleared the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services Examination 2025, praising their dedication, perseverance and hard work.

In a post on X, the Prime Minister wished the successful candidates the very best as they begin their journey of serving the nation and fulfilling the aspirations of the people.

"Congratulations to all those who have successfully cleared the Civil Services Examination, 2025. Their dedication, perseverance and hard work have led to this significant milestone. Wishing them the very best as they embark on a journey of serving the nation and fulfilling the aspirations of the people," PM Modi posted.

PM Modi also encouraged those who could not achieve the desired result, saying that such moments can be difficult, but the examination is only one step in a larger journey with many opportunities ahead to contribute to the nation.

"To those who may not have secured the desired outcome in the Civil Services Examination, I understand that such moments can be difficult. However, this is only one step in a larger journey. Many opportunities lie ahead, both in future examinations and in the many avenues through which you can contribute to our nation. My best wishes for the road ahead," the Prime Minister posted further.

The UPSC declared the Civil Services Final Result 2025 on Friday.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Heartwarming to see success stories from smaller towns like Dumka and Khandwa. It proves that with self-study and grit, you don't necessarily need to be in Delhi or a metro city. Sudipa's journey from Banka to the IAS is a lesson in perseverance.
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Aman W
While I congratulate all the toppers, I wish the media coverage was more balanced. We only hear from the top 50-100 ranks. What about the thousands who make it after years of struggle, perhaps at lower ranks? Their journey is equally valid and inspiring.
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Vaibhavi Agrawal
Thank you everyone for your wishes! To all aspirants reading this, please remember what PM Modi said. This is one step in a larger journey. My own path had its share of setbacks. Keep faith in yourself and your hard work. The nation needs your passion to serve.
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Sarah B
As someone from outside India, I'm always amazed by the scale and prestige of the UPSC exam. The commitment required is immense. Hats off to all the candidates, successful or not. The focus on women's empowerment by Ms. Agrawal is particularly commendable.
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Karthik V
The common thread is multiple attempts. This needs to be normalized. In our society, there's too much pressure to crack it in the first go. Rupal Jaiswal said it best - she kept competing with herself. That's the real mindset for success. All the best to the new officers!

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