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21-05-2025
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UPSC IFS 2024 Final Result Released, Kanika Anbh Tops Exam; Check Merit List Here
Last Updated: UPSC IFS 2024 Final Result: A total of 150 vacancies were notified through this recruitment drive. The commission has selected 143 candidates for the posts. The Union Public Service Commission has released the UPSC IFS Result 2024. Candidates who appeared in UPSC Indian Forest Service Exam 2024 interview can check their results on the official website at Along with final marks, the toppers list has also been released. Kanika Anbh has topped the UPSC IFS 2024 exam. The result of seven candidates have been withheld while the candidature of 51 recommended candidates is provisional, the Commission has stated. Union Public Service Commission has released the toppers list along with the UPSC IFS 2024 final result. You can check UPSC IFS Topper List 2024 below- Rank 1- Kanika Anbha Rank 2- Khandelwal Anand Anilkumar Rank 3- Anubhav Singh Rank 4- Jain Siddharth Parsmal Rank 5- Manjunath Shivappa Nidoni Rank 6- Sanskar Vijay Rank 7- Mayank Purohit Rank 8- Sanish Kumar Singh Rank 9- Anjali Sondhia Rank 10- Satya Prakash General — 40 (including 02 PwBD-2 & 02 PwBD-3) EWS — 19 OBC — 50 (including 01 PwBD-2) SC — 23 ST — 11 Total — 143 How To Check UPSC IFS 2024 Final Result? Step 1: Visit the official website of UPSC, Step 2: Go to the 'What's New' section on the homepage and search for the link 'Indian Forest Service Examination, 2024 Final Result'. Step 3: Open UPSC IFS 2024 Result PDF by clicking on this link. Step 4: Search your roll number by using 'Ctrl+F' on the keyboard. Step 5: Download and save the government result PDF for future reference. The pattern of UPSC's Indian Forest Service exam is also like other major examinations conducted by the commission. First the UPSC IFS prelims exam was conducted and then, the selected candidates appeared for the mains exam between November 24 to December 1, 2024. Successful candidates appeared for the interview between April 21 to May 2, 2025. Now the the final result of UPSC IFS exam has been declared. First Published: May 20, 2025, 12:49 IST
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21-05-2025
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After 3 UPSC Failures, Jharkhand's Kanika Anabh Secures AIR 1 In IFS 2024
Last Updated: IFS 2024: After 3 unsuccessful attempts in the UPSC Civil Services Exam, Ranchi's Kanika secures AIR 1 in Indian Forest Service, showcasing how dedication and perseverance pays off UPSC Success Story: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the results of the Indian Forest Service (IFS) Examination, and Kanika Anabh, a resident of Ranchi, Jharkhand, has made her city and state proud by securing All-India Rank 1 (AIR 1). Her journey to the top has been nothing short of inspiring. Just a month ago, Kanika faced disappointment when the Civil Services Examination results were declared, and she was not among the successful candidates. It was her third unsuccessful attempt, and the setback left her disheartened. Yet, within weeks, she emerged as the topper in the IFS exam, an achievement she describes as an 'immensely joyful and emotional moment". Kanika shared insights into her preparation strategy, noting that she studied 8 to 9 hours each day, extending to 12 hours during exam periods, beginning her day at 7:00 am. For the Mains, she placed special emphasis on government publications such as Kurukshetra and Yojana, and kept detailed, concise notes from The Hindu newspaper to stay current with affairs. Focused And Methodical Preparation For the preliminary exams, she relied heavily on NCERT textbooks, especially for Geography and History, revisiting them multiple times to strengthen her fundamentals. For Polity, she turned to Laxmikanth, a standard text among aspirants. To boost her confidence and practice, she solved at least 50 mock test papers before the prelims. She currently resides in Bariatu, Ranchi, with her family. Her father, Abhay Kumar Sinha, is a retired Principal District Judge (Khunti), and her mother, Anita Sinha, is a homemaker. Advice For Future Aspirants Kanika has a powerful message for aspiring candidates: 'Do not be disheartened by failure. Analyse your mistakes, adjust your strategy, and stay consistent. This exam tests your patience as much as your knowledge." She began her UPSC journey in 2021 and tasted success after four years of determined effort. Her story is a testament to the value of perseverance and the belief that every setback is a setup for a greater comeback. First Published: May 21, 2025, 12:36 IST
