Mukesh Jain, a retired Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, celebrates as his younger son Ayan Jain secures the 16th rank in the UPSC civil services examination (CSE)-2023, mirroring his elder brother Arth’s achievement in 2020. Both brothers, Arth and Ayan Jain, hold graduation degrees from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi, with Arth currently serving in the Madhya Pradesh cadre.
A Family Legacy Continues
Ayan Jain expresses his joy at achieving the same rank as his brother, emphasizing the delightful surprise for the entire family. In his third attempt, Ayan opted for mathematics as his optional subject, clinching the 16th rank, following his initial success in securing the 87th rank and embarking on a journey in the Indian Police Service.
Overview of the Civil Services Examination
The UPSC civil services examination, conducted annually in three stages, aims to select officers for prestigious positions including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and IPS, among others. The 2023 examination witnessed a significant number of applicants and qualifiers, with candidates hailing from diverse backgrounds.
Top Achievers of the UPSC CSE-2023
Aditya Srivastava, Animesh Pradhan, and Donuru Ananya Reddy emerged as the top achievers in the UPSC civil services examination 2023, securing the first, second, and third ranks, respectively. These individuals, with varied educational backgrounds and optional subjects, exemplify excellence in their respective fields.
Diversity Among Successful Candidates
The total number of finally qualified candidates stands at 1,016, comprising both men and women from diverse educational backgrounds and institutions across the country. Among the top achievers, individuals hold degrees from premier institutions such as IITs, NITs, University of Delhi, and National Law University, showcasing the diversity and talent of the Indian youth.
