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If you are preparing for the upcoming UPSC 2024, it is important to review the IAS Topper List with Marks . This list can help you set a target for yourself and develop a study plan accordingly.

Aspiring IAS, IFS, and IPS officers put in a lot of hard work to achieve their goals. The IAS topper list with marks can help you learn about the best strategies for preparing for this challenging exam, the books you should refer to, and the optional subjects that can help you score higher.

The UPSC exam requires rigorous practice and determination. To achieve the highest marks in the UPSC exam, you need to carefully plan and implement the strategies used by previous years' toppers. Therefore, knowing the UPSC Toppers Marks can be helpful in developing a better strategy. In this article, we will provide a list of UPSC toppers by year, the highest marks ever scored in the UPSC exam, and the topper's mark sheet.

UPSC Toppers List 2024

April 16, 2024, witnessed the announcement of the results of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination 2023, with ADITYA SRIVASTAVA emerging as the topper. ANIMESH PRADHAN secured the second position, followed by DONURU ANANYA REDDY and P K SIDHARTH RAMKUMAR in the third and fourth spots respectively.

Download: UPSC Topper List with Marks PDF (2023-24)

UPSC Toppers List 2022-23

On May 23, 2023, the results of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination 2022 were announced, and Ishita Kishore was declared the topper. Ishita, an economics graduate from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University, secured All India Rank 1 in the exam. She was followed by Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N, and Smriti Mishra in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place respectively.

Ishita is a very active sportsperson and has cracked the UPSC exam in her 3rd attempt.

The UPSC Topper List with Marks is a valuable resource for CSE exam aspirants. It can help you set a target for yourself, develop a study plan, and learn from the best. If you are serious about becoming an IAS, IFS, or IPS officer, going through the UPSC Topper List 2022 will help you set your target score for UPSC 2024.

Download: UPSC Topper List with Marks PDF (2022-23)

UPSC Toppers List 2022 with Marks

Check the marks scored by UPSC toppers in the Mains exam and Personality Test in the following table:

Highest Marks in UPSC Optional

The Optional Paper plays an important role in determining the overall score of a candidate. Having a high score in the Optional Paper can significantly improve your final rank in the UPSC Final Result list. The Highest Optional Score in 2022 was earned by Nidhi Pal, Rank 36. She scored a total of 325 marks in her Optional paper I & II and had Anthropology as her Optional Subject. Lets have a look of the Highest marks in the Optional paper-

Highest Marks in Essay Paper 2022

The highest Marks in the UPSC Main Essay Paper 2022 were scored by Rank 61 Gautam Vivekanandan with the highest Essay score of 149 marks. The essay paper in the UPSC Civil Services Examination plays a pivotal role in determining your overall success. It serves as a unique platform for you to showcase your analytical skills, clarity of thought, and the ability to articulate complex ideas coherently. This paper holds the potential to set you apart from the competition and boost your scores significantly. Moreover, the essay paper not only evaluates your knowledge but also your capacity to present your ideas concisely and persuasively.

Highest Marks in UPSC Mains GS Papers 2022

The UPSC Mains Examination consists of four General Studies Papers- I, II, III and IV. All the four GS Papers are counted in determining the merit score of the candidate in the UPSC Exam. Lets have a look at the Highest Marks scored by the candidates in UPSC Mains GS Papers 2022.

UPSC Toppers List 2021

The Union Public Service Commission released the results of the 2021 Civil Services Examination on its official website. Shruti Sharma, a resident of the Bijnor District in Uttar Pradesh, topped the exam with a score of 1105 marks. This was her second attempt at the exam. Sharma opted for History as her optional subject, as she has a bachelor's degree in History and a master's degree in Modern History.

Ankita Agarwal was the second-ranked candidate in the 2021 UPSC Civil Services Examination. She cleared the exam on her third attempt and scored more marks on the personality test than Sharma. Agarwal obtained an AIR 236 in 2019 and was training with the Indian Revenue Services Customs and Indirect Taxes at Faridabad when the results were declared.

Download: UPSC IAS Toppers 2021 Marks PDF

UPSC Toppers List 2020

Shubham Kumar, UPSC IAS Topper 2020 a resident of Bihar, topped the exam with a score of 1054 marks. He had always dreamt of serving the underprivileged and chose Anthropology as his optional subject because he felt it would help him understand the challenges faced by marginalized communities.

The other toppers in the list are also highly accomplished individuals. Jagrati Awasthi is a graduate of the University of Delhi and worked as a teacher before taking the UPSC exam. Ankita Jain is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and worked as a software engineer at Google before taking the UPSC exam. Yash Jaluka is a graduate of the Sri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi, and worked as a consultant at Bain & Company before taking the UPSC exam. Mamta Yadav is a graduate of the University of Delhi and worked as a researcher at the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations before taking the UPSC exam.

The UPSC Civil Services Examination is one of the toughest exams in the world, and the toppers are truly exceptional individuals. Their success is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and perseverance.

Download: UPSC Toppers List with Marks 2020 PDF

The top 10 UPSC toppers in 2020 are:

Shubham Kumar (Anthropology)
Jagrati Awasthi (History)
Ankita Jain (Political Science and International Relations)
Yash Jaluka (History)
Mamta Yadav (Sociology)
Meera K (History)
Praveen Kumar (History)
Jivani Kartik Nagjibhai (Geography)
Apala Mishra (Geography)
Satyendra Singh (Geography)

UPSC Toppers List 2019

Pradeep Singh UPSC Topper 2019, is a resident of Haryana and cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination with an All India Rank 1. Prior to this, he had completed his Engineering in Computer Science at DCRU College of Science and Technology in Murthal, Haryana.

Jatin Kishore is a resident of Bihar and cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination with an All India Rank 2. He is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and worked as a software engineer at Amazon before taking the UPSC exam.

Pratibha Verma is a resident of Madhya Pradesh and cleared the UPSC Civil Services Examination with an All India Rank 3. She is a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and worked as a software engineer at Google before taking the UPSC exam.

All three toppers are highly accomplished individuals and their success is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and perseverance. They are an inspiration to us all and we wish them all the best in their future endeavors.

Download: UPSC Toppers List with Marks 2019 PDF

Who Scored the Highest Marks in UPSC Ever?

Anudeep Durishetty scored the highest marks in the UPSC Civil Services Examination ever , with a total of 1126 marks in 2017. He is a graduate of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and cleared the UPSC exam on his fifth attempt. His optional subject was Political Science and International Relations. Durishetty's success is a testament to his hard work, dedication, and perseverance.

UPSC Toppers List 2024 FAQs

Who scored the highest marks in upsc mains till now.

Anudeep Durishetty scored the highest marks in UPSC Mains till now. He scored 950 marks out of 1025 marks in 2017. He qualified the UPSC Exam 2017 in his fifth attempt.

Why is it important to know the IAS topper list with marks?

IAS Topper list with marks can help you in your UPSC preparation . It can guide you and motivate you to set realistic goals and perform better with determination.

Who scored the highest marks in UPSC ever?

Anudeep Durishetty is known to have obtained the highest marks in UPSC CSE 2017, making it to be the highest score in UPSC ever.

Gautam Vivekanandan, AIR-211 CSE-22 Essay Strategy (149 Marks)

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This is the 2nd Topper Journey & Strategy post from the Batch of 2023 and it pertains to essay writing.

Till date of writing this post i.e. 01-06-2023, I have gathered and analyzed 154 mark sheets of CSE-22 selected candidates and Gautam has scored the highest marks i.e. 149 .

Few pertinent pointers from the analysis to ponder upon:

Average essay score is 115.
Only 8 out of 154 have scored > 140 Marks.
24 have scored between 131-140.
27 have scored between 121-130.
36 have scored between 111-120.
30 have scored between 101-110.
And the rest i.e. 29 have scored 100 or less marks including 8 scores of less than 90!!!

Thus, you can see that there is a huge variation in essay scores in CSE-22 and out of all subjects, essay turned out to be a ‘king maker’ . This is the reason I bring to you Gautam’s Essay Strategy as under in his own words.

Introduction

Hello fellow aspirants. My name is Gautam Vivekanandan . I live in Valsad, Gujarat and I hold a B. Tech degree in Electronics & Communication engineering. I secured AIR 211 in UPSC CSE 2022 , and this was my first attempt. During college, I had joined weekend batch of Chahal Academy in Gujarat. That was my first exposure to the UPSC CSE preparation. However, I was occupied with college activities and so could not focus on preparation. Thereafter, I worked in TCS for 6 months (till April 2021). From May 2021 I started my full-fledged UPSC preparation. I joined Vision IAS foundation course in Delhi for GS preparation. My optional subject is English Literature for which I took classes from Prof Radhakrishnan (Kerala) – he was my mentor and guide for both optional subject as well as essay.

You may contact Gautam on his Telegram Channel , Instagram Profile and his Mail: [email protected]

The term ‘essay’ is derived from the French word ‘essai’ which means to ‘try’ or ‘attempt’. Paper 1 in the UPSC CSE-Mains is the Essay paper. Personally, I am a big fan of this paper for two reasons. One is that there is no fixed syllabus here and we have the freedom to express ourselves, and two – this paper in a way reflects the personality we have.

My Strategy

1) Went through the essay topics of last 25 years (available online) and found out which topics were asked more than once (e.g.: Agriculture, Education, Technology, Terrorism &c.)

2) For topics that were repeated and for some other important topics such as – Health, Poverty, Women empowerment &c., I prepared short 3–4-page notes. These notes inter alia included

Relevant data and statistics
Important quotes
Initiatives/Schemes in India & the world
Solutions (Way Forward)

3) There are templates that can be used for writing essays such as – Problem, Challenges & Solution approach or Dimensions approach (social, political, economic etc). I used them when required but they were not my only option. It is my personal opinion that essays should be free flowing and creative. Repetitive use of any set template may make your essay boring and it will also not allow your brain to be more creative.

4) Some pre-requisites for a good essay, according to me, include the following

Adequate & relevant content
Good arguments + equally good examples/data (relevant)
Quality of being on point always
Smooth flow (should not feel like paragraphs are mechanically placed together)
Covering various dimensions (horizontally & vertically)
Good introduction & conclusion – Introduction is where you can make a first good impression & conclusion is where you can make a lasting impression.

5) I had looked for quotes or lines from some famous poems which could in general be applied to various topics and could be used in introduction or conclusion. e.g. – Road not taken, Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening, If &c.

6) Had gone through some well-known philosophies such as feminism, universalism, Socialism, Humanism &c. The knowledge of these can help you decode philosophical essay topics.

7) For philosophical essays, I tried to interpret the topic right at the onset and thereafter my attempt was to justify my interpretation using various arguments and examples.

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Why do I think I secured 149 in essay paper

1) The topics I selected were unique (This criterion however does not give a candidate any significant edge is what I believe)

Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world
A smile is the chosen vehicle for all ambiguities

2) I tried to write as many relevant & diverse examples as possible. For e.g., in the 1st essay, I wrote about both foreign and Indian poets such as – Wordsworth, Auden’s theory of agape and eros, our very own Kabir and his ‘dohas’ which had social overtones. Tried to quote a few of their lines too.

3) Right at the onset I mentioned my interpretation of the topic. Thereafter, my attempt was to expand the same and cover as many dimensions as possible.

4) Did not stick to any template for essay. I personally believe that essays should be free flowing.

5) Tried to start and end on a high. Quote or anecdotes etc.

A thumb rule that I followed- Whatever one has experienced or gone through in life, whatever one has read or heard, all of that could be utilized in an essay (however it is extremely important that your points are relevant). It’s the only paper where there is no fixed syllabus. It is where you can express yourself. Use that opportunity to the fullest.

Important Note: The reason why I selected those topics was because I was extremely comfortable in them. Not because I thought that they would be less chosen (As I have mentioned earlier, unique topics does not equal good marks). This is an important point of difference. Whatever you feel you are comfortable with and can write with conviction, go for that. You need to have both good points as well as good examples. I was very fortunate that there were these two topics where I could easily write with conviction and with appropriate examples.

Disclaimer – This is a personalized opinion-based post and not a flawless strategy that can be endorsed. No one can guarantee that any fixed approach will work for scoring good marks in essay. You can use this as a framework to try and understand the requirements of the essay paper.

Feel free to reach out to me regarding any queries with respect to UPSC CSE preparation. You can join my Telegram channel where I will be sharing my detailed strategy and plan along with my notes.

Best wishes to all.

Gautam Vivekanandan

CSE-22 Topper Strategies:

1) Dwij Goel AIR-71 Journey & GS-2 124 Marks & His Anthropology Strategy 315 Marks

2) Gautam Vivekanandan AIR-211 Essay Topper 149 Marks

3) Khushboo Oberoi AIR-139 Prelims, Ethics & Public Administration 294 Marks

4) Aaditya Sharma AIR-70 Prelims, Mains & Medical Science

5) Abhishek Dawachya AIR-610 Prelims, Mains (GS-1 Topper) & Sociology

6) Avinash Kumar AIR-17 Philosophy Topper 319 Marks

7) Virendra Kumar Meena AIR-883 Hindi Medium Cleared Prelims Thrice

8) Jatin Jain AIR-91 Prelims, Mains & Sociology

9) Kasturi Panda AIR-67 Prelims, Mains & Interview

10) Laxmipriya Upadhyaya AIR-176 Prelims, Mains & Agriculture

11) Nidhi Goyal AIR-202 GS-3 Topper 107 Marks

12) Ishan Sinha AIR-234 Prelims Strategy & Booklist

13) Anirudha Pandey AIR-64 Prelims, Mains & Essay

14) Tanisha Jetly AIR-400 Botany Optional

15) Damera Hima Vamshee AIR-548 Inspirational Journey & Sociology

16) Kunal Jain AIR-356 Journey & Learnings

17) Shaik Habeebulla AIR-189 Journey, Prelims, CSAT & Anthropology

18) Priyanka Goel AIR-369 Journey & Public Administration 292 Marks

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The UPSC civil services exam, considered one of the toughest exams in the country, is attempted by lakhs of people every year. Out of them, only a tiny fraction emerge successful after the long-drawn process concludes. The IAS exam is so rigorous that the toppers generally create much curiosity every year. Aspirants are eager to know the toppers’ preparation strategies, their book lists, their optional subjects and of course, their marks in the various subjects. In this article, we bring you the IAS toppers’ marks in all the subjects in the civil services exam.

Union Public Service Commission has released the UPSC Marksheet PDF of which can be download from the linked article.

For videos of IAS Toppers along with strategy, preparation tips and more, aspirants can check the linked article.

List of IAS Toppers Interview + Mains Marks in last few years:

IAS Topper 2022 – Ishita Kishore (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1094)
IAS Topper 2021 – Shruti Sharma ( Marks in Mains + Interview = 1105)
IAS Topper 2020 – Shubham Kumar ( Marks in Mains + Interview = 1054)
IAS Topper 2019 – Pradeep Singh (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1072)
IAS Topper 2018 – Kanishak Kataria (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1121)
IAS Topper 2017 – Anudeep Durishetty (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1126)
IAS Topper 2016 – Nandini KR (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1120)
IAS Topper 2015 – Tina Dabi (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1063)
IAS Topper 2014 – Ira Singhal (Marks in Mains + Interview = 1082)

IAS Toppers 2022

AIR 1 – Ishita Kishore (1094/2025, 54.02%)
AIR 2 – Garima Lohia (1063/2025, 52.49%)
AIR 3 – Uma Harathi N (1060/2025, 42.34%)

IAS Toppers 2021

AIR-1 Shruthi Sharma (1105/2025, 54.7%)
AIR-2 Ankita Agarwal (1050/2025, 51.85%)
AIR-3 Gamini Singla ( 1045/2025, 51.60%)

IAS Toppers 2020

AIR-1 Shubham Kumar (1054/2025)
AIR-2 Jagruti Awasthi (1052/2025)
AIR-3 Ankita Jain (1051/2025)

IAS Toppers 2019:

AIR-1 Pradeep Singh (1072/2025, 52.94%)
AIR-2 Jatin Kishore (1063/2025, 52.49%)
AIR-3 Pratibha Verma (1062/2025, 52.44%)

IAS Toppers 2018:

AIR- 1 Kanishak Kataria (Final Total – 1121/2025, 55.36%)
AIR- 2 Akshat Jain (Final Total – 1080/2025, 53.33%)
AIR-3 Junaid Ahmed (Final Total – 1077/2025, 53.18%)

Marks of IAS Toppers Across the Years:

Check the following comprehensive table that gives the IAS topper list with marks of candidates from various years. You can also know the optional subject of the candidates.

To know more about the inspiring journeys of 2019 & 2018 IAS toppers, click on the links below:

Himanshu Jain (AIR – 4, 2019)
Jeydev C.S. (AIR – 5, 2019)
Srushti Jayant Deshmukh (AIR – 5, 2018)
Sreedhanya Suresh (CSE 2018)
Pujya Priyadarshini (AIR – 11, 2018)

Do you want to see your name in a list like the one above? You can! If you have decided to take the UPSC exam and enter into the prestigious civil services, all you need is fierce determination and utmost perseverance until you achieve your goal. The UPSC exam might be tough, but it is certainly possible to crack it and come out with flying colours. With a planned approach and guided study, you can clear the IAS exam successfully. BYJU’S helps you prepare for the IAS exam, wherever you are. With the Free IAS Prep website, you can access unmatched coverage of current affairs, history, geography, polity and other subjects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who got the highest marks in upsc ever.

The highest marks ever scored in the UPSC exam were by Anudeep Durishetty, the topper for UPSC 2017. He scored 1126 (55.60%) out of 2025 marks. He scored 950 out of 1750 marks in Mains and 176 out of 275 in the personality test (UPSC Interview). The 2018 IAS Topper came close with 1120 marks.

How many hours do IAS toppers study?

IAS toppers study between 4-16 hours a day, depending on their preparation strategy. However, studying efficiently and focusing on one area of preparation at a time, some toppers have managed to top the UPSC exam by studying as low as 3 hours a day. The key to their success is understanding the Syllabus of UPSC and the IAS exam pattern and studying according to the structure of the UPSC exam.

Are IAS officers allowed to have tattoos?

Tattoos are allowed in the IAS as long as they are inoffensive and inconspicuous. Tribal tattoos are allowed for candidates belonging to scheduled tribes with a tradition of displaying tattoos. Though information on tattoo policy in the DoPT is hard to find online, different departments who absorb successful candidates from the UPSC exam have their own rules. Tattoos are heavily restricted in most government services and aspirants should check their target department’s rules regarding the same.

What is the last rank for IAS?

The last rank which secured an IAS officer position in UPSC 2018 was 92 in the general category. The last rank for IAS in OBC was 457, SC 492. The ST candidate who secured IAS with the last rank was ranked 528.

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IAS Toppers List with Marks & Optional Subjects, Category Wise Age & attempts

IAS Topper List with Marks & Optional Subjects

Candidates preparing for the UPSC IAS Exam need to know the Marks of the Toppers & Optional Subjects they chose in order to plan accordingly. These Marks of the Topper provide a vision for aspiring candidates as what will be a good optional subject and how much marks should they target. It also provides a source of motivation for the young aspirants.

To put in their best effort to become successful IAS, IPS or IFS officers, the marks of IAS topper provide you an idea to frame their strategies for the most challenging exam and optional subjects that will enable them to score better.

Who scored the Highest Marks in UPSC Ever?

Before preparing for UPSC, candidates should check out the IAS topper list with marks. They must also possess strong perseverance until they reach their destination.

IAS Topper List with Marks PDF

The aspirants who scored the highest marks in UPSC in the last few years are:

AIR- 1 Kanishak Kataria (Total – 1121/2025, 55.36%)
AIR- 2 Akshat Jain (Total – 1080/2025, 53.33%)
AIR-3 Junaid Ahmed (Total – 1077/2025, 53.18%)

Marksheets of IAS Toppers

Shruti Sharma

Shubham Kumar -2020

Pradeep Singh -2019

Kanishak Kataria -2018

Nandini K R -2016

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UPSC IAS 2023 Marksheet and Topper’s List with Marks

Today, UPSC IAS 2023 mark sheets has been released. Along with that, UPSC has also released the Topper’s marks in all 3 stages. If you have appeared in this exam, you can take a look at your marks, on the official UPSC website. Below are the UPSC Toppers 2023 Marks .

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UPSC has released the mark sheet for the following 3 categories for CSE exam:

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UPSC Final Result 2023 Toppers List

UPSC has also released the marks of the toppers in a PDF doc. Which can be downloaded from the official UPSC website or the link provided below. We have also provided the marks of the UPSC toppers. In the recently released result of UPSC IAS 2023, ADITYA SRIVASTAVA emerging as the topper. ANIMESH PRADHAN secured the second position, followed by DONURU ANANYA REDDY and P K SIDHARTH RAMKUMAR in the third and fourth spots respectively. UPSC Result 2023 Topper List and Marksheet

Aditya Srivastava, the UPSC 2023 topper, has scored total 1099 Marks, which is around 54% of the total marks. He has also scored good marks in the interview, which helped him to get a good rank. Animesh Pradhan on the 2nd rank has secured 1067 marks.

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Following are the marks of the top candidates.

The marks of the candidates appeared in the exam and the toppers mark sheets are released to maintain transparency in the exam. After checking the marks, candidates will be able to judge, where they may have lagged and in which areas they have performed well.

UPSC IAS Topper’s Mark sheets are released publically every year, also to maintain transparency. It also helps the other candidates in setting their own goals. UPSC Result 2023

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Who got the Highest Marks in UPSC Ever? How to Score Well in Prelims, Mains, and Interviews

Results are the most awaited period of a UPSC aspirant. Everyone eagerly waits for the results and as soon as the results are announced the toppers list is declared. And they become an inspiration for several others.

Have you ever wondered who got the highest marks in UPSC ever? Or indifferent optional subjects? Well, in this article I will find out each topper and take tips and strategies to score well directly from them.

UPSC CSE: Dreams of Aspirants

Every year UPSC conducts different examinations among which CSE is the most prestigious and difficult one. UPSC CSE is the exam for the selection of civil servants of India for various posts, such as IAS, IPS, IFS, and IFoS. Every year, thousands of candidates appear for the examinations.

Why? because it is one of the most prestigious government jobs of India which will bring you money and power.

UPSC CSE is the toughest competitive examination in India. Out of thousands of students, only some hundreds can clear it. The unpredictability of the UPSC paper makes it more difficult.

Phases of the Examination

There are three main phases:

# Prelims: It consists of two papers and is qualifying in nature.

# Mains: It consists of nine different papers.

# Interview: It is a personality test of candidates.

The competition level is really hard but still, it is the dream of many aspirants. Every aspirant has their way of UPSC preparation. Some choose the guidance of a coaching institute, while others prefer to study alone.

But one thing is common among every aspirant, what? evaluating strategies of toppers. Toppers have their popularity among aspirants, they see them as their role models and want to walk in their footsteps.

With every year, a new list of toppers are released by UPSC and the aspirants begin learning from the list of UPSC toppers.

Toppers of UPSC (2015-2019)

Marksheets of various air-1.

2015- Tina Dabi

2016- Nandini KR

2017- Anudeep Durishetty

2018- Kanishka Kataria

2019- Pradeep Singh

Who Got the Highest Marks in UPSC Ever?

Till now Anudeep Durishetty secured the highest total marks in UPSC. he is currently posted as an IRS officer. He created a record in 2017 by securing the highest total marks. According to him, it wasn’t an easy journey. He has to face multiple failures. and on his fifth attempt, he was able to grab the first rank of the CSE.

Who Secured the Highest Marks in the UPSC Prelims?

Prelims papers are qualifying in nature and therefore no information of their scores are available.

Who Secured the Highest Marks in the Mains?

Anudeep Durishetty scored the highest marks in the mains in UPSC till now. He secured 950 marks out of 1025 marks.

Who Secured the Highest Marks in the UPSC Interview?

Zainab Sayeed of Kolkata got the highest marks in the interview. She was able to secure 220 marks out of 275 months.

Also Read: Do you Know What is the Highest Marks in UPSC Interview? Important Facts about IAS Interview

Who Secured the Highest Marks in the Essay?

Nishant Jain secured the highest marks in the essay paper of UPSC in 2015.

Here are his seven rules of success:

# Stay neutral

# Extremely strong introduction and conclusion

# Presentation of the essay

# No grammatical errors

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Toppers of UPSC Subject Wise: Highest Marks in Optional UPSC

Who secured the highest marks in mathematics.

Anubhav Singh( UPSC-2017 batch)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Geography?

Ayush Sinha (UPSC Batch- 2017)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in the PSIR?

Kothamasu Dinesh Kumar (UPSC Batch- 2016)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in the Public Administration?

Abhilash Mishra (UPSC Batch: 2016)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Anthropology?

Sachin Gupta (UPSC Batch: 2017)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Literature?

Nandini K R (UPSC Batch: 2016) in Kannada literature.

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Medical Science?

Artika Shukla (UPSC Batch: 2015)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Science?

Bilal Bhat (UPSC Batch: 2016) in Veterinary Science.

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Sociology?

Anu Kumari (UPSC Batch: 2017)

Who Secured the Highest Marks in Philosophy?

Athar Aamir (UPSC Batc:2015)

Also Read: UPSC Exam Syllabus 2021: Know all the Insights about Prelims, Mains and Interview Round

How to Secure the Highest Marks in Prelims?

Strong grip on the basis.

It is very important to understand the course object and its topic. NCERT is the best book for this you can take reference for six to 12.

Current Affairs

Curraffairairs are an integral part of your UPSC. UPSC is increasing its importance every year. Here are some stats of current affairs

For better current affairs practice, you can read Current Affairs Magazine.

Understand the Format

Every candidate must have a proper understanding of the format of Prelims.

Previous Year Questions

To understand the question button clearly you need to solve something, yes your question papers. It will help you to understand the types of questions of prelims, it will help you to evaluate yourself.

Short and Crisp Notes

revision before an exam is very important but this doesn’t imply that you should read all those books. It is a waste of time. Therefore, make a short and crisp note of these topics.

Also Read: Strategy for UPSC CSE Preliminary Exam: Steps to Clear Prelims in the First Attempt

Tips From the Toppers for UPSC Prelims

Tina Dabi started her prelims preparation 3 months before her preliminary exams. She secured the first rank in UPSC 2015 batch. Here are some prelims tips from her:

# According to her, a candidate should develop a habit of reading newspapers. This will help her to stay updated and learn the news of the world.

# Rather than learning new topics before some days of your exam, you should revise old topics well. According to her, you should at least revise each topic three times.

# Current Affair is an integral part of Prelims exams. Therefore read Yojana Magazines, PIB, Manorama Yearbook, etc.

# You need to take a break in between your schedule. Therefore allocate enough time for recreational activities.

# You should eat a balanced diet for better focus and concentration. Moreover, proper sleep is very important for you.

Also Read: Which Newspaper is Best for UPSC? Hindi and English Newspapers for IAS Preparations

# Prelims test series and mock series are important for your prelims preparation strategy. IT helps to get an idea of the prelims format.

# Make a realistic, practical timetable and try to achieve set targets. And also include 8 hours of sleep, 1 hrs of sports and 5 minutes break in between each schedule.

Anudeep Durishetty

# Rather than learning new topics prior some days before your exam, revise old topics first.

# Focus: You should be focused on your aim. Rather than getting nervous and cramming everything on the day of your exam, try to stay focused and confident.

# Give your best shot: Rather than thinking about the results and score, focus on your exam.

Kanishka Kataria

# Test Series is an important part of your prelims preparation. It will help you to get a proper understanding of the pattern.

# Follow a perfect strategy for your exam day.

# NCERT is very important for the basics of each topic.

Pradeep Singh

# You should start your preparation for prelims 6months before your exam.

# Maintain short and crisp notes for the revision.

How to Secure the Highest Marks in Mains?

Candidates who clear UPSC Prelims can give mains examination. This paper is very crucial as it is a major factor in deciding your marks.

There are 9 papers in the mains examination.

# Choose optional subject wisely: The most important factor of deciding your mains marks is optional. Rather than searching for a subject that is considered a most scoring optional subject, go with the subject you are familiar with.

# Writing Practice: Mains paper is descriptive therefore you need to give a considerable amount of time writing your answers. Try to solve as many questions as you can. Evaluate your strengths and weaknesses.

# Time Allocation: Set your monthly, daily and weekly goals. You should revise what you have studied.

Here is the apt amount of time allocated to each paper:

Also Read: UPSC Mains Answer Writing: Tips to Write the Perfect UPSC Answer to Score Well

Tips From the Toppers for UPSC Mains

# Proper Time Management: It is very important for you to allocate your time smartly.

# Current Affairs: Current Affairs is very important in mains too.

# Proper Schedule

# Writing Practice: Give at least 2-3 hours daily to writing. Try to evaluate your strengths and weaknesses.

# Optional Subject: Try to choose an optional subject that you are familiar with. Try to decide before your graduation and choose the subject of your graduation then.

# Start preparation for mains before your prelims examination.

# Practice answer writing.

# Solve mock series and previous year question papers.

# Finish the syllabus of mains well.

# Improve your essay score by practising well.

# Formulate answers well using diagrams, small paras, flowcharts and bullet points.

# Illustrate facts, figures, examples or stats with your answers.

# Go through five years of question papers in detail.

# Read all those books in depth.

# Use the internet to find out about the topics.

# Study current affairs for better marks in General Studies pacers.

# Practice answer writing for more than 6 hours in 5 days a week for better efficiency.

# Study maps for better scores.

# Practice test series.

Kanishka Katariya

# Stay focused and avoid distractions.

# Be cautious while selecting your optional subject. Choose the subject in which you are most confident.

# Be consistent with your preparations.

# Allocate your time strategically.

# Make short and crisp notes.

# Take a Mock test for evaluation yourself.

# Take enough breaks in between to ensure better efficiency.

# Prepare for 6 months prior-year prelims preparation.

# Choose an optional subject that intrigues you most.

# Practice essay papers well and take help from toppers answers.

# Practice Answer writing.

In the interview, the interviewer is likely to ask a lesson about yourself, Therefore explore more about yourself, such as hobbies, interests, reasons to choose subjects of your graduation, etc. Moreover, gather knowledge about your city and state.

#1. Positive Attitude

Maintain a positive attitude throughout your interview. This will set a good impression on your interviewer about you.

#2. Self-Confidence

Nervousness can ruin your interview. You would start stuttering, panting and sweating. This will give a clear indication to your interviewers that you are nervous and not well prepared.

#3. Communication skills

Develop your communication skills for a better score in your interview. This will help you to answer in a better way and communicate your opinions, feelings, interests

#4 Newspaper

Don’t leave the habit of reading the newspaper. Reading newspapers will help you to stay updated with recent issues.

#5. Hobbies

Prepare your hobbies as well as they can ask you to demonstrate your hobby or tell your reasons about why you like it.

#6. Revise Your Optional Subject

Interviewers are likely to ask questions from your optional subject therefore review your optional notes before your interview.

#7. Graduation

Revise your graduation subject once as they can ask your question regarding it.

#8. Develop a Strong Opinion

Read all current affairs wisely and maintain a strong opinion on this. As well as you should have the proper information, facts and stats for why you have this opinion.

#9. Honesty

Honesty is the best policy. Remember this and follow this firmly. Don’t lie to make your resume more attractive as they can catch your lies easily.

Also Read: What is the Best Way to Introduce Yourself in the UPSC Interview? Here’re Some Tips & Tricks

Tips From the Toppers for UPSC Interview

# Dress neatly and smartly.

# Re-read your DAF again and again and prepare all those questions which can be asked from it.

# Prepare your graduation subjects.

# Have a strong grasp of current affairs.

# Prepare well for such questions:

Why do you want to join the IAS?

What IAS means to you?

What is the future of civil services?

# Read your DAF properly before your Interview and prepare questions that can be asked.

# Before developing any view, read and analyse first.

# Don’t stop and stay mum. Try to answer the question you know and be confident with what you don’t.

# Develop your English skills for a better impression.

# The content of your answer matters the most.

# Explore more about yourself.

# Don’t hesitate to tell me about yourself whenever you get a chance.

# Prepare a question bank beforehand about all those questions the interviewer can ask.

# Be honest and don’t lie.

# Prepare well for some trickiest questions.

# Prepare to answer about your past i.e. education background and career.

# Form a firm opinion about recent issues.

# Read different articles from the internet, newspapers and magazines.

# Prepare well about different government schemes.

# Know about recent issues and form an opinion based on factual information and statistics.

# Prepare well about your optional subjects and graduation also.

UPSC is one of the toughest competitive examinations in India. The unpredictability of this paper and competition makes it this hard. But with proper strategy, tips, guidance, and courses you can easily clear any obstacle and score well.

Here in UPSC Pathshala , you can find several courses, high-quality video lectures, and expert advice on your doubts. Therefore don’t wait and check out the site for success.

You can try out these courses by UPSC Pathshala: All India Prelims Test Series for Prelims and All India Mains Test Series for Mains.

Also Read: How you are studying Current Affairs all wrong!

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Top IAS Achievers List: Insights into Marks and Strategies

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Candidates aspiring to crack the UPSC Exam must carefully review the IAS Topper List with Marks. This invaluable resource provides a target for aspirants and aids in effective planning. The IAS Topper List showcases the achievements of successful candidates who have secured positions as IAS, IFS, or IPS officers. By studying the marks obtained by these toppers, aspiring candidates can gain insights into the best preparation strategies, recommended books , and optional subjects that lead to better scores.

The UPSC exam demands rigorous practice and unwavering determination. Achieving the highest marks in the UPSC exam requires meticulous planning and the implementation of successful strategies adopted by previous years’ toppers. Hence, familiarising yourself with the UPSC Toppers Marks serves as an additional aid in developing a winning strategy. This compilation includes a year-wise list of UPSC Toppers, details on the highest marks ever obtained in the UPSC exam, and the mark sheets of these exceptional achievers.

Who has ever received the highest marks from the UPSC?

Anudeep Durishetty built his name in the annals of UPSC history by achieving the highest marks ever recorded. In his fifth attempt in 2017, he secured an impressive All India Rank 1 with a total score of 1126 out of 2025. Anudeep’s stellar performance showcased his unwavering determination and perseverance.

Scoring 950 marks in the Mains examination and a remarkable 176 in the personality test, Anudeep exhibited exceptional knowledge and communication skills throughout the selection process. His cumulative percentage stood at an impressive 55.60 percent, reflecting his comprehensive grasp of the UPSC syllabus.

Notably, Anudeep was already working as an IRS officer, yet he relentlessly pursued his dream of becoming an IAS officer. His relentless pursuit and extraordinary achievement serve as an inspiration to aspirants, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and dedication in the pursuit of one’s goals.

Marks for the IAS Topper List

Ishita Kishore: UPSC Topper 2023 Leads the Way

To gain insights into effective preparation strategies, optional subjects, and remarkable scores, aspiring candidates can explore the achievements of previous year’s UPSC toppers. Among the notable individuals who secured the highest marks in the UPSC exam in recent years, we have:

1. Ishita Kishore – UPSC Topper 2022

2. Shruti Sharma – UPSC Topper 2021

3. Shubham Kumar – UPSC Topper 2020

4. Pradeep Singh – UPSC Topper 2019

5. Kanishak Kataria – UPSC Topper 2018

6. Anudeep Durishetty – UPSC Topper 2017

These exceptional individuals have paved the way for success and offer valuable insights into their remarkable achievements. By studying their approaches and accomplishments, aspiring candidates can gain inspiration and guidance to plan their own path towards success in the UPSC examination.

UPSC Topper Marks 2022

The eagerly awaited UPSC Result 2022 was declared on May 23, 2023, revealing Ishita Kishore as the shining star who secured the coveted All India Rank 1. Ishita’s remarkable achievement was met with great admiration, as she outshone thousands of candidates in the fiercely competitive exam.

Following closely behind Ishita were Garima Lohia, Uma Harathin N, and Smriti Mishra, securing the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th positions, respectively. Their exceptional performances showcased their dedication and hard work throughout the rigorous selection process.

Ishita Kishore holds a degree in Economics, having completed her graduation from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University. Besides her academic pursuits, she has also been an active sports person, showcasing her multi-faceted talents.

Notably, Ishita achieved this remarkable feat in her third attempt, proving that perseverance and determination are key ingredients for success in the UPSC examination. Her triumph serves as an inspiration to countless aspirants who strive to follow in her footsteps and achieve their dreams of serving the nation through the civil services.

UPSC Topper 2021

Shruti Sharma made headlines by securing the title of UPSC Topper 2021 with an outstanding achievement of 54.57% in the exam, claiming the coveted 1st place. Her remarkable total score of 1105 set her apart from the runner-up, showcasing her exceptional performance. Hailing from the Bijnor District, Shruti successfully cleared the UPSC exam on her second attempt, demonstrating her resilience and determination.

Leveraging her academic background, including a bachelor’s degree in history and a master’s degree in modern history, Shruti made a strategic choice by opting for history as her optional subject. This decision proved to be instrumental in her success. Shruti’s accomplishment serves as a powerful motivation for aspiring candidates across the nation, emphasizing the importance of hard work and capitalizing on one’s strengths to excel in the highly competitive UPSC examination.

Ankita Agarwal emerged as the 2nd UPSC Topper 2021, showcasing her unwavering determination by clearing the IAS exam on her third attempt. Notably, Ankita achieved a commendable feat by securing more marks in the personality test than the first topper, Shruti Sharma. Her exceptional performance propelled her to AIR 236 in 2019, and she is currently undergoing training with the Indian Revenue Services Customs and Indirect Taxes in Faridabad.

Ankita’s inspiring journey exemplifies the importance of perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges. Despite facing initial setbacks, she persevered and achieved remarkable success. Her dedication and hard work have positioned her as a rising star in the field of civil services.

Ankita Agarwal’s accomplishment serves as an inspiration to aspiring candidates, highlighting the significance of continuous effort and determination. Her dedication and pursuit of excellence demonstrate that setbacks are temporary, and with the right mindset and dedication, success can be achieved.

2nd and 3rd AIR for IAS Toppers 2021

Ankita Agarwal, hailing from Kolkata, secured the second position in the UPSC Topper List, closely followed by Gamini Singla. With a clear career plan and unwavering determination, Ankita confidently approached her second attempt at the UPSC exam. She is currently undergoing training as a 2018 batch IRS Officer, showcasing her dedication to public service.

In recent interviews, Ankita highlighted the importance of perseverance and dedication in the UPSC examination. She emphasized the significance of limited sources, repeatedly revising the basic NCERT Books for UPSC. By controlling the number of resources, Ankita successfully framed an effective preparation strategy. Her optional subject choice was Political Science and International Relations.

Gamini Singla, a 23-year-old BTech graduate in Computer Science Engineering from Punjab Engineering College (PEC) Chandigarh, secured an impressive All India Rank 3 in the UPSC Topper List. Notably, this was Gamini’s second attempt at the exam, and she relied solely on self-study without taking any coaching. During recent interviews, she emphasized the importance of staying updated with current affairs, highlighting its weightage in the UPSC examination.

Ankita Agarwal and Gamini Singla’s remarkable achievements serve as inspirations to aspiring candidates, showcasing the power of self-motivation, focused preparation, and a deep understanding of the exam’s key aspects. Their success stories underscore the significance of dedication, perseverance, and staying well-informed about current affairs for a successful UPSC journey.

UPSC Rank List with Marks for 2021

Shruti Sharma won the UPSC 2021 competition with an overall score of 1105. The other two exam winners from the 2021 UPSC are included along with their best scores.

Toppers and Marks for UPSC 2020

The list of 2020 UPSC top candidates is shown here, along with each candidate’s UPSC rank and overall score. The IAS top scorers of 2020 included graduates in the arts, engineering, medicine, teaching, and other professions.

UPSC Rank List with Marks for 2019

Pradeep Singh won the 2019 UPSC competition. See the table below for Pradeep Singh’s marks, along with those of the AIR-2 and AIR-3 holders, for the 2019 UPSC Exam.

UPSC Rank List with Marks for 2018

The winner of the CSE 2018 was Kanishak Kataria, who achieved the maximum grade possible (191) on an optional paper. View the UPSC 2018 rank list with the top scorers’ marks for the relevant year.

The UPSC Topper Marksheet

Every year, the UPSC releases the highly anticipated marksheet on its official website , providing a comprehensive overview of the candidates’ performance in all three stages of the Civil Services Examination (CSE): UPSC Prelims, Mains, and Interview. Alongside the marksheet, the results and cut-off marks are also announced, offering valuable insights for aspiring candidates.

The UPSC topper marksheet holds immense significance for CSE aspirants as it provides a glimpse into the subject-wise scores of the toppers. This information serves as a benchmark, enabling candidates to set their own goals and tailor their preparation accordingly. By studying the marksheet, aspirants gain valuable insights into the strengths and areas of focus that contribute to the success of the toppers.

To gain a better understanding of the achievements and goals set by the UPSC toppers, aspiring candidates can refer to the UPSC Topper Marksheet for the years 2021, 2020, and 2019. The PDF links provided below offer a valuable resource to comprehend the subject-wise scores and overall performance of the toppers.

Exploring the marksheet of previous years’ toppers not only helps in setting realistic targets but also aids in formulating effective study strategies. It provides a deeper understanding of the examination pattern, subject-wise weightage, and the level of proficiency required to excel in each subject.

Aspirants are encouraged to utilise the UPSC Topper Marksheet as a guiding tool in their preparation journey. By analyzing the achievements and scores of the toppers, candidates can refine their study plans, focus on specific subjects, and optimize their efforts to reach their desired goals in the prestigious UPSC examination.

Official links are given below:

UPSC Marksheet 2021
UPSC Marksheet 2020
UPSC 2019 Marksheet

Year-by-year UPSC Toppers List with Marks

The list of UPSC top students each year is mentioned. Look at the detailed table for the IAS topper list from 2013 to 2019 with their scores and the elective course they chose. Kanishak Kataria received a score of 191 in the UPSC optional exam in 2018, which is the highest mark ever.

The commission of the official website publishes the whole IAS Topper List with Marks 2021. The top UPSC scores in the main exams and interviews are available for download by candidates. To learn about all of the UPSC top performers and the marks they earned in each paper, candidates can download the UPSC 2021 Toppers List with Marks from here .

According to their approach to the exam, UPSC top students typically study for 7 to 16 hours every day. The candidates who ever achieved the highest marks in the UPSC have a reputation for effectively concentrating on one aspect of the subject at a time. However, some candidates have even passed the test after only eight hours a day of study.

In the 2014 UPSC test, Ira Singhal received a score of 160, which is thought to be the highest essay score to date. Pradeep Singh IAS, whose 12th Percentage was over 80%, was another contender who received the highest marks in the UPSC Essay.

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