The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has recently announced the final results for the UPSC Civil Services 2022 examination on May 23, 2023. A total of 933 candidates have been selected by the commission to become the next group of civil servants in prestigious positions such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and Indian Police Service (IPS).

Looking ahead, the UPSC will be conducting the Civil Services Preliminary Examination on May 28, 2023. This exam serves as the initial stage for the recruitment process of the UPSC Civil Services 2023. Interestingly, just before this upcoming exam, the commission made the decision to declare the UPSC 2022 final results, introducing us to the new batch of UPSC toppers.

Among the top performers in the UPSC 2022 examination, three out of the top four toppers hail from Delhi University, while one comes from IIT Hyderabad. These successful candidates, who were once aspiring civil servants themselves, have generously shared their advice and strategies for the benefit of other aspirants.

Ishita Kishore, the All India Rank 1 holder in the UPSC 2022 examination, emphasized the importance of discipline and sincerity in one's preparation. She encourages aspirants to stay committed to their goals and maintain consistency and discipline throughout the journey. According to Kishore, putting in the necessary hours of focused effort is crucial for success in the demanding UPSC examination.

Mayur Hazarika, who secured the fifth rank among male candidates, highlighted the significance of working smartly and planning effectively during the preparation phase. Hazarika emphasized the need for aspirants to identify the areas where their energy should be directed, maximizing their efforts in the most productive manner.

Uma Harathi, who achieved the remarkable feat of securing the third rank after facing failure in the exam five times, urged aspirants to embrace their failures and setbacks. She emphasized the importance of having faith in oneself, understanding the exam pattern, developing a personalized strategy, and taking ownership of every aspect of the preparation process.

Smriti Mishra, another UPSC 2022 topper, suggested that students create their own comprehensive notes to enhance their understanding and retention of key concepts. Similarly, Garima Lohia, who secured the second rank, advised aspirants to persevere and not give up in their pursuit of success.

Every year, more than 10 lakh candidates apply for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, highlighting the immense competition and significance of this prestigious exam. The Preliminary stage for the 2023 will commence on Sunday, May 28, 2023. UPSC Network extends its best wishes to all the candidates appearing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination on that day, hoping for their success in this important endeavour.