| Particular | Confirmed detail |
|---|
| Examination | UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025 |
| Conducting body | Union Public Service Commission |
| Final result date | 6 March 2026 |
| Recommended candidates | 958 |
| Reported vacancies | 1,087, including 42 PwBD vacancies |
| Reserve list | 258 candidates in the consolidated reserve list |
| Result format | Rank, roll number and candidate name |
| Services | IAS, IFS, IPS, Central Services Group A and Group B |
Important distinction: 958 is the number of candidates recommended in the declared merit list; 1,087 is the number of vacancies reported in the result press note.
958 recommended candidates
- 317 General
- 104 EWS
- 306 OBC
- 158 SC
- 73 ST
1,087 reported vacancies
- 180 IAS
- 55 IFS
- 150 IPS
- 507 Central Services Group A
- 195 Group B Services
| Rank | Roll number | Candidate |
|---|
| AIR 1 | 1131589 | Anuj Agnihotri |
| AIR 2 | 4000040 | Rajeshwari Suve M |
| AIR 3 | 3512521 | Akansh Dhull |
| AIR 4 | 0834732 | Raghav Jhunjhunwala |
| AIR 5 | 0409847 | Ishan Bhatnagar |
| AIR 6 | 6410067 | Zinnia Aurora |
| AIR 7 | 0818306 | A R Rajah Mohaideen |
| AIR 8 | 0843487 | Pakshal Secretry |
| AIR 9 | 0831647 | Astha Jain |
| AIR 10 | 1523945 | Ujjwal Priyank |
UPSC CSE Cut-Off 2025
UPSC publishes separate cut-offs for the Preliminary, Main written and Final stages. Prelims marks below are based on General Studies Paper I, subject to qualifying CSAT and applicable rules.
| Category | Prelims | Mains | Final |
|---|
| General | 92.66 | 739 | 963 |
| EWS | 89.34 | 706 | 926 |
| OBC | 92.00 | 717 | 931 |
| SC | 84.00 | 700 | 905 |
| ST | 82.66 | 694 | 902 |
| PwBD-1 | 76.66 | 703 | 917 |
| PwBD-2 | 54.66 | 708 | 944 |
| PwBD-3 | 40.66 | 536 | 804 |
| PwBD-5 | 40.66 | 451 | 631 |
How to download and check UPSC Result 2025
Open the result PDF
Use the direct PDF button on this page or open the Civil Services (Main) Examination 2025 entry in the UPSC final-result archive.
Search the exact roll number
Press Ctrl+F on Windows, Command+F on Mac, or use “Find in page” on mobile.
Verify the candidate name
Match the complete roll number with the corresponding name. Do not rely on a partial number or similar spelling.
Read the complete press note
Review recommendation status, withheld results, reserve-list information, vacancies and the next-stage instructions.
The PDF is the merit list—not a service-allocation list. Service and cadre allocation follow separately under the applicable rules.
01Marks and cut-offs
UPSC publishes candidate marks and category-wise cut-offs separately according to its result process.
02Service allocation
Rank, preferences, vacancies, category provisions, eligibility and applicable rules shape service allocation.
03Medical and verification
Candidates complete the prescribed document, eligibility, medical and other appointment requirements.
04Cadre allocation
Cadre allocation for applicable services follows the prevailing government policy and process.
05Foundation training
Selected officer trainees proceed to the designated academies and service-specific training pathways.
06Reserve-list movement
Further recommendations may be made from the maintained reserve list according to requisition and rules.
Frequently asked questionsUPSC CSE Final Result 2025 FAQs
When was the UPSC CSE Final Result 2025 declared?
UPSC declared the Civil Services Examination 2025 final result on 6 March 2026.
How many candidates were recommended?
A total of 958 candidates were recommended: 317 General, 104 EWS, 306 OBC, 158 SC and 73 ST candidates.
Who topped UPSC CSE 2025?
Anuj Agnihotri, roll number 1131589, secured AIR 1. Rajeshwari Suve M secured AIR 2 and Akansh Dhull secured AIR 3.
Why are vacancies higher than recommended candidates?
The press note reports 1,087 vacancies, while the declared merit list recommends 958 candidates. UPSC also maintains reserve and extended lists under the examination rules.
Does the final result PDF show services allotted to candidates?
No. It shows rank, roll number and name. Service and cadre allocation are separate processes.
What is the UPSC CSE 2025 final cut-off for General category?
The published General-category final cut-off is 963 marks. The General cut-offs for Prelims and Mains are 92.66 and 739 respectively.
What should candidates do if their result is withheld?
They should follow the specific UPSC communication and any applicable legal or verification process. The general merit-list page cannot resolve an individual withheld result.