New Delhi: Analysis of 20 All India Toppers Civil Services Exam 2022 (CSE 2022) shows that 60% of them are women; 60% belong to the science stream, while the humanities are fast catching up with the remaining 40% from the subject; And a quarter are from Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state.
The Minister of State for Personnel and PMO shared these figures during a meeting with 20 top rankers in CSE 2022 here on Tuesday. Jitendra Singh The fact that the first four rank-holders and 60% of the top 20 are women “is a great reflection of the demographic changes taking place in the last nine years of the Modi government, where India is moving from women’s participation to women’s leadership”.
three women Ishita Kishore More, Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N – were the top three scorers in CSE 2022, repeating last year’s trend. “I expect a hat-trick in Civil Services Examination 2023,” Singh said in his welcome address at a meeting to felicitate CSE 2022 toppers at his North Block office here. He described the 2022 batch of civil servants as the “change of leaders”, saying they would be at key positions of governance when India celebrates 100 years of independence in 2047 as “one of the world’s frontline countries”. Will celebrate
Singh also released it on Tuesday ias civil list 2023 In an e-book format.
Sharing the profile of 20 CSE toppers this year, the minister said only 8 are engineers and one medico, while the rest are graduates with humanities degrees. He welcomed this change describing the democratization of services through optimum use of technology.
Singh also noted the demographic change taking place over the years and said that the top 20 candidates represent pan-India coverage, with five from Uttar Pradesh; three each from Bihar and Delhi; two each from Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir; and one each from Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana and Assam.
He underlined that candidates schooling from Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Schools and other government schools are also finding success in the exam, unlike earlier when it was largely the preserve of ‘elite’ schools.
While seven of the 20 all-India toppers cleared the CSE 2022 in their third attempt, five in the fourth attempt, four in the first attempt and one in the fifth attempt.
Singh told the future civil servants that there is a major and positive change in the curriculum at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie – where they will do their foundational training – to bring it in line with modern times. In addition to Mission Karmayogi and Mission Prabhat, young probationers will be given a three-month mentorship in the central government before allotting them to their respective state or union territory cadre.
The Minister of State for Personnel and PMO shared these figures during a meeting with 20 top rankers in CSE 2022 here on Tuesday. Jitendra Singh The fact that the first four rank-holders and 60% of the top 20 are women “is a great reflection of the demographic changes taking place in the last nine years of the Modi government, where India is moving from women’s participation to women’s leadership”.
three women Ishita Kishore More, Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi N – were the top three scorers in CSE 2022, repeating last year’s trend. “I expect a hat-trick in Civil Services Examination 2023,” Singh said in his welcome address at a meeting to felicitate CSE 2022 toppers at his North Block office here. He described the 2022 batch of civil servants as the “change of leaders”, saying they would be at key positions of governance when India celebrates 100 years of independence in 2047 as “one of the world’s frontline countries”. Will celebrate
Singh also released it on Tuesday ias civil list 2023 In an e-book format.
Sharing the profile of 20 CSE toppers this year, the minister said only 8 are engineers and one medico, while the rest are graduates with humanities degrees. He welcomed this change describing the democratization of services through optimum use of technology.
Singh also noted the demographic change taking place over the years and said that the top 20 candidates represent pan-India coverage, with five from Uttar Pradesh; three each from Bihar and Delhi; two each from Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir; and one each from Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana and Assam.
He underlined that candidates schooling from Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Schools and other government schools are also finding success in the exam, unlike earlier when it was largely the preserve of ‘elite’ schools.
While seven of the 20 all-India toppers cleared the CSE 2022 in their third attempt, five in the fourth attempt, four in the first attempt and one in the fifth attempt.
Singh told the future civil servants that there is a major and positive change in the curriculum at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie – where they will do their foundational training – to bring it in line with modern times. In addition to Mission Karmayogi and Mission Prabhat, young probationers will be given a three-month mentorship in the central government before allotting them to their respective state or union territory cadre.