All India Rank 11, six others from Telangana, in UPSC Civil Services Exam final list
The Hindu
Telangana shines in UPSC results with 7 candidates, including AIR 11, congratulated by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
Seven candidates from Telangana, including All-India Rank 11 Ettaboyina Sai Shivani of Warangal (Urban), featured in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) civil services examination 2024 results, declared on Tuesday. As per initial reports, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana produced 33 ranks in the list of 1,009 ranks.
According to Telangana Chief Minister’s Office’s post on X, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy congratulated the seven rankers, who were also beneficiaries of ₹1 lakh assistance through Rajiv Gandhi Civils Abhayahastam scheme in August 2024.
The successful candidates include Ettaboyina Sai Shivani (AIR 11), Hari Prasad Potharaju (255) of Warangal, Preethi Raparthi (451) of Medchal-Malkajgiri, Nagaraja Naik Banothu (697) of Khammam, Suryateja Thogaru (799) of Rangareddy, Anjaneyulu Gokamalla (934) of Nagarkurnool, and Ramtenki Sudhaker (949) Komuram Bheem Asifabad.
“I wish them all the very best and hope to see them play a pivotal role in the service of the nation and in nation-building,” the CMO quoted Mr. Reddy as saying.
Firecrackers, photographs, and press releases conveyed the jubilation of civil services coaching centres in Hyderabad’s Ashok Nagar, the hub of civil services exam preparation.
According to a release from Analog IAS academy, it secured 90 ranks or 9% of the total 1,009 ranks declared.
“For every coaching centre, there are two important dreams — to achieve all-India rank one and securing a hundred ranks, which we achieved in 2021. The results achieved today are synonymous with the kind of teaching methodologies we adopted,” its director Srikanth Vinnakota stated. Its list of the 90 successful candidates includes 10 ranks below the first 100.
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