UPSC CSE 2025 Results Released: Topper Anuj Agnihotri Scores 1071 Marks

New Delhi, March 10: The results for the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025 have been announced, along with the marks of selected candidates. Anuj Agnihotri has emerged as the topper, securing 1071 marks and achieving an All India Rank of 1.

Candidates can check their marks for the mains, interview, and total scores on the official UPSC website at upsc.gov.in. Anuj scored 867 out of 1750 in the mains and 204 out of 275 in the interview. The second topper, Rajeshwari Suve M, obtained 1067 marks (865 in the mains and 202 in the interview), while the third topper, Akanksha Dhul, scored 1057 marks (864 in the mains and 193 in the interview).

List of the Top 50 UPSC CSE Candidates and Their Marks

Roll Number, Candidate, Category, Mains Marks, Interview Marks, Total Marks, and Rank

1131589 Anuj Agnihotri 867 204 1071 1

4000040 Rajeshwari Suve M OBC 865 202 1067 2

3512521 Akanksha Dhul 864 193 1057 3

0834732 Raghav Jhunjhunwala OBC 847 195 1042 4

0409847 Ishan Bhatnagar 823 215 1038 5

6410067 Zinia Aurora 822 215 1037 6

0818306 A R Raja Mohideen 834 201 1035 7

0843487 Pakshal Sachiv EWS 837 198 1035 8

0831647 Aastha Jain EWS 835 198 1033 9

1523945 Ujjwal Priyank 846 187 1033 10

1512091 Yashasvi Raj Vardhan 823 209 1032 11

0840280 Akshit Bhardwaj 841 190 1031 12

7813999 Ananya Sharma 822 206 1028 13

5402316 Surabhi Yadav OBC 862 165 1027 14

3507500 Simrandeep Kaur 825 201 1026 15

0867445 Monica Srivastava 819 206 1025 16

0829589 Chitvan Jain 850 175 1025 17

5604518 Shruti R OBC 825 200 1025 18

0105602 Nisar Dishant Amritlal 815 209 1024 19

6630448 Ravi Raj EWS PWD-2 823 201 1024 20

5810539 Shubham Singh 837 187 1024 21

0865516 Geetika Arora EWS 831 192 1023 22

1018309 Jeenu Shri Jaswant Chandra 832 191 1023 23

6409132 IFRA Shams Ansari OBC 813 209 1022 24

3522397 Bhavika Chopra 829 193 1022 25

6005804 Ishita Sharma 806 215 1021 26

0817184 Vikas EWS 831 190 1021 27

0840852 Prachi Hani OBC 820 201 1021 28

0806993 Nabiya Parvez OBC 835 185 1020 29

5913396 Nikita Verma OBC 830 190 1020 30

6309170 Aryan Yadav 855 165 1020 31

0830156 Utkarsh OBC 852 167 1019 32

0860949 Mayank Purohit 829 190 1019 33

0825270 Nainsi Singh SC 853 165 1018 34

4901620 Vaibhavi Agarwal 823 195 1018 35

0511696 Deepali Mahato OBC 817 200 1017 36

1133234 Sakshi Jain 816 201 1017 37

0841044 Deepanshu Jindal 818 198 1016 38

0823924 Rohin Kumar OBC 851 165 1016 39

0602709 Diksha Rai 840 175 1015 40

4119928 Sudipa Dutta 825 190 1015 41

5900853 Apoorva Verma 818 197 1015 42

0410805 Roopal Jaiswal 816 198 1014 43

0846988 Diksha Chaurasia 816 198 1014 44

0822123 Priya Singh Chauhan 823 191 1014 45

5409516 Shambhavi Tiwari 823 190 1013 46

5816036 Preeti Chauhan 843 170 1013 47

0824095 Aniket Ranjan SC 829 184 1013 48

6317961 Tarun Kumar Yadav OBC 846 167 1013 49

0859643 Eshithva Anand 796 215 1011 50

View the complete list of UPSC CSE marks in PDF format here.

Cut-Off Marks Released

The cut-off for the General category in the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2025 stands at 92.66. The cut-off for the mains is 739, while the final cut-off is 963. In all three phases—Prelims, Mains, and Final—the cut-off for the OBC category exceeded that of EWS. The cut-off for EWS in the Prelims is 89.34, OBC is 92.00, SC is 84.00, and ST is 82.66. For the Mains, the cut-off for EWS is 706, OBC is 717, SC is 700, and ST is 694. The image above shows the phase-wise cut-offs for all categories.

These cut-off marks will be determined based solely on the GS Paper-I. According to Rule 15 of the Civil Services Examination 2025, GS Paper-II is of qualifying nature, requiring a minimum of 33% marks. Candidates must secure at least 10% marks in each of the seven competitive papers, which include Essay, GS-I, GS-II, GS-III, GS-IV, Optional-I, and Optional-II.

1. Prelims Cut-Off (GS Paper-I)

• General – 92.66

• EWS – 89.34

• OBC – 92.00

• SC – 84.00

• ST – 82.66

• PWD-1 – 76.66

• PWD-2 – 54.66

• PWD-3 – 40.66

• PWD-5 – 40.66

2. Mains Cut-Off (Written Examination)

• General – 739

• EWS – 706

• OBC – 717

• SC – 700

• ST – 694

• PWD-1 – 703

• PWD-2 – 708

• PWD-3 – 536

• PWD-5 – 451

3. Final Cut-Off (Written + Interview)

• General – 963

• EWS – 926

• OBC – 931

• SC – 905

• ST – 902

• PWD-1 – 917

• PWD-2 – 944

• PWD-3 – 804

• PWD-5 – 631

The final results for the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025 were declared on March 6, 2026. The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2025 was conducted on May 25, 2025. A total of 937,876 candidates applied for this examination, with 576,793 appearing for it. In August 2025, 14,161 candidates qualified for the written (mains) examination. Ultimately, 2,736 candidates were eligible for the personality test. The commission recommended a total of 958 candidates (659 men and 299 women) for appointment to various services. Among the top five selected candidates, there is one woman and four men. Of the selected 958, 317 belong to the General category, 104 to EWS, 306 to OBC, 158 to SC, and 73 to ST.

UPSC CSE: The Toughest Exam in the Country

Every year, millions of candidates aspiring to become IAS, IPS, and IFS officers take the UPSC Civil Services Examination. This exam is regarded as the most challenging competitive examination in the country. Through the UPSC Civil Services, candidates are selected for the Indian Administrative Services (IAS), Indian Police Services (IPS), Indian Foreign Services (IFS), Railway Group A (Indian Railway Accounts Service), Indian Postal Services, and Indian Trade Services, among others. The UPSC Civil Services Examination is conducted in three phases: Preliminary, Mains, and Interview. The final merit list is released based on performance in the Mains and Interview.