After the UPSC releases its results, PM Modi addressed candidates for the civil services. “Setbacks can be difficult, but…”

After the UPSC releases its results, PM Modi addressed candidates for the civil services. “Setbacks can be difficult, but…”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday saluted the effective candidates of the Union Open Benefit Commission (UPSC) Gracious Administrations Examination in no time after the news was reported. In a social media post, PM Modi commended the difficult work, tirelessness, and devotion shown by those who have cleared one of the hardest examinations in the country.

“I praise all those who have effectively cleared the Gracious Administrations Examination, 2023. Their difficult work, tirelessness, and devotion have paid off, marking the beginning of a promising career of open benefit. Their endeavors will shape the future of our country in the years to come. My best wishes to them,” the prime minister said.

PM Modi too tended to those applicants who did not accomplish the desired victory in the Gracious Administrations Examination, advertising words of support and inspiration. He recognized that difficulties can be challenging but pushed that they ought not be seen as the conclusion of the street. Instep encouraged applicants to see them as openings for development and learning. “I need to tell those who didn’t accomplish the wanted victory in the Respectful Administrations Examination that mishaps can be extreme, but keep in mind that this isn’t the conclusion of your travel.

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There are chances ahead to succeed in exams, but beyond that, India is wealthy with openings where your abilities can really shine. Keep endeavouring and investigating the tremendous conceivable outcomes ahead. Wishing you all the exceptionally best,” he wrote.

The UPSC on Tuesday pronounced the results for the Gracious Administrations Exam 2023, with 1,016 candidates being prescribed for distinctive central government services. Aditya Srivastava topped the prestigious gracious administration examination in 2023, with Animesh Pradhan and Donuru Ananya Reddy getting the momentary and third positions, respectively. The Gracious Administrations Exam is conducted every year in three stages—preparatory, primary, and meet—by the UPSC to select officers of Indian Authoritative Benefit (IAS), Indian Remote Benefit (Uncertainties), and Indian Police Benefit (IPS), among others.