Shopkeeper's son from Maharashtra cracks UPSC CSE exam
UPSC Civil Services Final Result 2021: A total of 685 candidates - 508 men and 177 women - have qualified and been recommended for appointment to various central services.
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LATUR: A shopkeeper's son from a village here in Maharashtra has cracked the civil services examination 2021. Rameshwar Sudhakar Sabbanwad, a resident of Handarguli village in Udgir tehsil of Latur, secured 202nd rank in results announced by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Monday.
Sabbanwad did his schooling at the Jawahar Navoday Vidyalay in Latur and did his graduation in engineering from Pune. According to Sabbanwad, he cracked the UPSC exam on his second attempt. His father is a shopkeeper and his mother is a housewife. According to the UPSC, a total of 685 candidates - 508 men and 177 women - have qualified and they have been recommended by the Commission for appointment to various central services.
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As per the UPSC civil services final result 2021, Shruti Sharma from Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) Jamia Millia Islamia became the topper. The top four rank holders of the UPSC CSE exam are women. UPSC declared the final result on May 30 on the UPSC website - upsc.gov.in. The marks of the exam will be uploaded on the website. Candidates can access the marks within 15 days from the date of declaration of the result.
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