Telugu Aspirants Shine in Civil Services Exam 2025 Results

• Telugu aspirants shine in Civil Services Exam results
• Thirty Telugu candidates selected in Civil Services Exam
• Telugu candidate Srujana secures rank fifty five

Candidates from the Telugu states have made a notable mark in the Civil Services Exam 2025 results announced by the Union Public Service Commission. The examination is one of the most competitive in the country and aspirants from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh once again demonstrated their determination and academic excellence.

According to the results released by the commission a total of nine hundred fifty eight candidates have qualified for various civil services across the country. Among them at least thirty successful candidates belong to the Telugu states reflecting the strong presence of aspirants from the region.

One of the most notable achievers this year is Gudelli Srujana from Peddapalli in Telangana who secured the fifty fifth rank in the national list. Her achievement has brought pride to her hometown and inspired many students preparing for the prestigious examination.

Other candidates from the Telugu states who secured ranks include Srigiriraj V P S Sai Krishna who achieved rank one hundred twenty five followed by Kolipaka Srikrishna Sai at rank one hundred fifty and Banothu Lakshmi Rachana at rank one hundred seventy eight. S Varshith Reddy secured rank two hundred fifty nine while Velimineti Vikram Simha Reddy obtained rank five hundred forty one.

At the national level Anuj Agnihotri from Rajasthan secured the first rank in the Civil Services Exam 2025. Rajeswari Suve from Tamil Nadu stood second while Akansh Dhool from Haryana secured the third position.

Coaching institutions in Hyderabad said that a large number of aspirants from the Telugu states appeared for the exam this year. Around seventy four thousand four hundred twenty seven candidates from the region applied for the examination and more than forty two thousand candidates appeared for the written tests.

Among them ninety candidates reached the interview stage and finally around thirty aspirants from the Telugu states secured positions in the final selection list.

Although the number of successful candidates from the region was slightly lower than last year when fifty four aspirants qualified the performance still reflects the growing enthusiasm among students to join the civil services.

The achievements of these candidates once again highlight the dedication of young aspirants from the Telugu states who continue to pursue public service and contribute to the administration and development of the country.