UPSC Civil Services Result 2021: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is set to publish and declare soon the final result of the Civil Services 2021 on its official website upsc.gov.in.
The UPSC recommends candidates who will join India’s elite Civil Services based on Preliminary and Main exams followed by Personal Interview.
The UPSC conducted personal interviews of the Civil Services aspirants of the year 2021 from April 05 to May 25, 2022.
A total of 1,823 candidates who had cracked the Civil Services Prelims and Main exams were called for the Personal Interviews held on the above mentioned dates. Among them were 68 Muslims (tentative as names of some candidates are confusing).
The UPSC has so far not confirmed any specific date and time to declare the result. It will however declare the CSE 2021 result in the next couple of weeks as it has wrapped up the Personal Interviews of the candidates on May 25, 2022.
The UPSC declares final result and its recommendations for the Civil Services posts that include IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS and others.
Analysing the last few years’ results it is revealed that the UPSC recommends from 700 to 1,200 (as an average) candidates for the above posts based on their performance in personal interviews and available vacancies.
Going by this trend, 50% of those who passed the 2021 Civil Services exams and later called for personal interview could be eliminated.
If this really is the case, then the number of Muslims who will pass the 2021 Civil Services Exams, or CSE, this year will be again 30 to 40 – similar to their records in the last ten years (as an average), with the exceptions of 2016 and 2017 when more than 50 Muslims were able to crack the coveted exam.
A check of last few years of results shows that a total of 31 Muslims cracked the Civil Services Exam (CSE), also known as IAS exam, in 2020 when UPSC had recommended 761 candidates for the top CS posts.
In 2019, 42 Muslims had cracked the exam whereas in 2018 just 27 Muslims had made it to the final result.
The years 2016 and 2017 were the brightest period for Muslim candidates. In 2016, 52 Muslims figured in the list of successful candidates whereas in 2017 their tally was 50.
In 2015, 34 Muslims were among the 1,078 candidates recommended by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) whereas 38 Muslims were in the list of total 1,236 candidates in 2014.
In 2013, a total of 34 Muslims had cleared the exam, whereas in 2012, 30 Muslims were among the successful candidates, four of them were among top 100.
Similarly in 2012, 30 Muslims were among the successful candidates and in 2011, 31 Muslims were among the 920 selected for the civil services.
Likewise, in 2010 among the 875 successful candidates 21 were Muslims with Dr. Shah Faisal of Kashmir topping the exam at the national level.
In 2009, a total of 31 Muslims were in the list of 791 successful candidates.
1. Imran Khan 2. Mohammed Siddiq Shariff 3. Md Burhan Zaman 4. Tahseenbanu Dawadi 5. Barira Fareed 6. Syed Shaarif Akhtar 7. Khan Asif Munir 8. Mohammad Faisal Seh 9. Khalid Hussain 10. Areeba Nomaan 11. Md Amir Azim 12. Mohd Shayaan 13. Rehan Ahmed 14. Farheen Zahid 15. Arshad Muhammed 16. Hamid Naved 17. Mohd Suboor Khan 18. Aamir Khan 19. Tenzin Chonzom 20. Md Qamaruddin Khan 21. Mubarak Hussain 22. Javed Ahmad Khan 23. Syed Mustafa Hashmi 24. Sanya 25. Mohibullah Ansari 26. Zufishan Haque 27. Anwar Hussain 28. Sana Fayaz 29. Ulfat Ali 30. Mohammad Muqaddas Hussain 31. Mohammed Nawas Sharaf Uddin 32. Muhammed Ashique K 33. Nishida Praveen 34. Jawad Cs 35. Abdul Fasal P V 36. Ahras A N 37. Akhila Bs 38. Mohamed Javed A 39. Mohd Shadab 40. Asad Zuberi 41. Muhammad Sahid 42. Mohd Saquib Alam 43. Danish Rabbani Khan 44. Asrar Ahmad Kichloo 45. Ashif A 46. Ameer Hassan A S 47. Nihaal Ahmed Shibly 48. Hafez Haneefa 49. Afnan Abdu Samed 50. Faisal Raza 51. Mohd Shabir 52. Aiman Rizwan 53. Afzal Ali 54. Mohammed Abdul Rawoof Shaik 55. Faisal Khan 56. Nazish Umar Ansari 57. Masoom Raja Khan 58. Md Zama Shaikh 59. Md Sarfaraz Alam 60. Mohammed Haider Nawaaz 61. Makakmayum Hosni Mubarak 62. Azeem Ahmad 63. Rayeas Hussain 64. Syed Adeel Mohsin 65. Pervez Alam 66. Naveed Ahsan Bhat 67. Mohammed Shaukath Azeem 68. Shaikh Mohd Zaib Zakir
(Disclaimer: The UPSC does not identify candidates by their religions. The above list is compiled based on the names of candidates as mentioned in the UPSC Main result published in PDF. Few names are Muslim sounding but confusing as they are used by people belonging to more than one religion.)
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