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NEW DELHI: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has declared the Civil Service Examination (CSE) 2023 result today, April 16. This year, a total of 31 students from Jamia Millia Islamia’s Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) have cleared the UPSC CSE exam 2023. Nausheen who secured AIR 9 is also from JMI-RCA .
A total of 1,016 individuals have been recommended for appointment to four positions: Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Central Services, Groups 'A' and 'B'. As per the UPSC CSE 2023 result statistics, the top 25 candidates comprise 10 women and 15 men. The candidature of 355 recommended candidates has been kept provisional.
UPSC CSE Results 2023: Qualified candidates from JMI-RCA
JMI-RCA offers free coaching along with hostel facilities to minorities and women candidates. Below is the list of candidates from RCA JMI who cleared the UPSC Civil Services Exam 2023.
|
SI number |
Roll number |
Name |
|
1 |
6016094 |
Nausheen |
|
2 |
6409007 |
Divyanshi Singla |
|
3 |
6420516 |
Syed Adeel Mohsin |
|
4 |
5814637 |
Harshita Sharma |
|
5 |
0816673 |
Farheen Zahid |
|
6 |
4115260 |
Prerna Singh |
|
7 |
6419483 |
Nazish Umar Ansari |
|
8 |
0820224 |
Areeba Noman |
|
9 |
6316174 |
Pratibha Saharan |
|
10 |
1523979 |
Md Tabish Hasan |
|
11 |
3402130 |
Ghulam Mayadin |
|
12 |
5809750 |
Bariya Mansoor |
|
13 |
2611562 |
Danish Rabbani Khan |
|
14 |
1003785 |
Md Asim Mujteba |
|
15 |
0844804 |
Mohammad Aftab Alam |
|
16 |
5919231 |
Afzal Ali |
|
17 |
1303580 |
Borkar Suresh Liladharrao |
|
18 |
2109336 |
Nazia Parween |
|
19 |
6408946 |
Syed Talib Ahmed |
|
20 |
1408280 |
Abdullah Zahid |
|
21 |
0856573 |
Kajal Anand Kumar Chauhan |
|
22 |
1036484 |
Mohd Ashfaq |
|
23 |
4123999 |
Atif Waquar Ekram Ansari |
|
24 |
6419608 |
Md Burhan Zaman |
|
25 |
0118021 |
Gazala Mohmadhanif Ghanchi |
|
26 |
6415138 |
Syed Sadique |
|
27 |
5701106 |
Rashid Ali A |
|
28 |
3533825 |
Basant Kumar G |
|
29 |
0824783 |
S Christopher Aimol |
|
30 |
0511333 |
Kallul Hazarika |
|
31 |
0869875 |
Azmal Hussain |
Also read JMI RCA exam date 2024 for free CSE coaching revised to June 29; new schedule here
JMI RCA admission 2024
The RCA JMI application process 2024 has already commenced for the UPSC CSE 2025. The application deadline is June19. Interested and eligible candidates will be able to register on the official website, at jmicoe.in. Candidtaes will also get a facility to edit their application forms on June 21 and 22. The entrance exam will be conducted on June 29 in ten exam centres- Delhi, Srinagar, Jammu, Hyderabad, Guwahati, Mumbai, Patna, Lucknow, Bengaluru, and Malappuram.
A total of 100 seats are available this year. Hostel accommodation is mandatory and will be made accessible to all enrolled students. In the case of a scarcity, hostel could be prioritized on the basis of entrance test scores.
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