UPPSC PCS 2024 final results out; 932 shortlisted, 6 women in top 10

The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has announced the UPPSC Combined State/Upper Subordinate Services Examination 2024 final exam results. A total of 932 candidates have been shortlisted out of 947 vacancies offered across 24 categories for UPPSC PCS recruitment. Notably, 6 women have secured top spots in the recruitment exam.

Candidates can download the PCS 2024 results PDF available on the official website, uppsc.up.nic.in.

UPPSC will soon announce the PCS 2024 category-wise cutoff marks on its official website. Selected candidates whose results bear the marking ‘PROV’ have to submit the required documents before the last date, or else their candidature will stand cancelled.

The candidates finally declared successful based on the concerned examination, against whose name 'PROV' is marked, are expected to submit the required documents by the stipulated date, their candidature/selection will be cancelled by the commission.

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Earlier, the UPPSC PCS Mains result 2024 was declared on February 4, 2026, with 2,719 candidates qualifying for the interview stage. Later, in compliance with directions from the Allahabad High Court in several petitions, two more candidates were provisionally permitted to appear for the interview through a notification issued on March 20, 2026.

UPPSC PCS Result 2024: Toppers

According to the official UPPSC press release, Neha Panchal has topped the UPPSC PCS 2024 exam, while Ananya Trivedi secured second position, and Abhay Pratap Singh third for the deputy collector post. Six women have grabbed top positions in the PPCS PCS 2024 recruitment exam, of whom four are from Uttar Pradesh.

“One vacancy of Vyavasthadhikari post and 14 vacancies of Vyavasthapak post have remained unfilled due to non-availability of suitable candidates,” the official UPPSC notice read.

The commission further added that these unfilled vacancies will be carried forward as per the existing rules.