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Rohit Dhondge from Pune Secures First Rank in UPSC Engineering Services

In the top rankings for Civil Engineering, following Dhondge, Harshit Pandey secured the second position, while Lakshmikant came in third.

Salil Urunkar

Pune: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has officially announced the final results for its prestigious Engineering Services Examination.

Rohit Dhondge from Pune has secured the first rank in the Civil Engineering category, a remarkable achievement that highlights his academic excellence and dedication. The complete list of results is now available on the UPSC website.

In this year’s examination, a total of 206 candidates have been recommended for various engineering roles.

The breakdown includes 92 candidates in Civil Engineering, 18 in Mechanical Engineering, and 26 in Electrical Engineering. Additionally, 70 candidates have been selected from other engineering disciplines.

A category-wise analysis shows that the majority of recommended candidates belong to the General category (71), followed by OBC (59), SC (34), EWS (22), and ST (20) candidates.

In the top rankings for Civil Engineering, following Dhondge, Harshit Pandey secured the second position, while Lakshmikant came in third. D. Madankumar and Aman Pratap Singh took the fourth and fifth positions, respectively.

UPSC held the written examination for this year’s Engineering Services in June, followed by personality tests or interviews conducted in October and November.

With the declaration of these final results, selected candidates are now eligible for appointment to engineering posts across various government departments.

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