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Which State Gives The Highest Numbers Of Civil Services Success?

Last Updated on May 23, 2025
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Uttar Pradesh (UP) consistently leads the show in producing the highest number of UPSC Civil Services toppers. The state's dominance in producing the highest UPSC Success is evident with notable achievers like Shruti Sharma (AIR 1, 2021) and Aditya Srivastava (AIR 1, 2023) hailing from UP. 

  • This trend underscores the state's robust educational infrastructure and a cultural emphasis on civil services as a prestigious career path. 
  • UP has the highest number of authorized IAS positions in India, totaling 652, with 548 currently occupied, reflecting its significant contribution to the nation's administrative framework. 
  • The state's aspirants benefit from a combination of quality educational institutions, access to coaching centers, and a competitive environment that fosters excellence in civil services preparation. 
  • Other states like Bihar, Delhi, Rajasthan, and Haryana have also consistently produced top-ranking candidates in the UPSC Result, reflecting their robust educational infrastructures and the aspirants' dedication. 
  • For instance, Bihar's Shubham Kumar secured AIR 1 in 2020, while Delhi's Tina Dabi achieved the top rank in 2015.

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The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination is one of India's most competitive and prestigious exams. Millions of UPSC aspirants register themselves for various UPSC posts like IAS (Indian Administrative Service), IPS (Indian Police Service), and IFS (Indian Foreign Service) to have a chance of serving the country in various capacities. The following article further sheds more light on the state-wise result list, selection, and number of vacant posts for the UPSC exam.

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Which State Has Highest Number of UPSC 2025 Toppers?

Based on the official UPSC CSE Final Result 2024, Uttar Pradesh emerged as the state with the highest number of top-ranking candidates. Notably, the All India Rank 1 was secured by Shakti Dubey from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, representing the state's continued prominence in producing successful UPSC aspirants. Uttar Pradesh's consistent performance can be attributed to its robust educational infrastructure, alongside a cultural emphasis on Civil Services as a prestigious career. Following Uttar Pradesh, a total of 57 candidates have qualified the UPSC Civil Services 2024 from Tamil Nadu, while there are 3 IAS aspirants from Bihar who have made it to the list of top 20 UPSC Toppers.

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UPSC Result 2025 List State Wise

The UPSC Civil Services Exam is conducted every year across the country to recruit eligible candidates for the post. The selection process comprises three rounds – Prelims, Mains & Interview/Personality round. The following is the list of past years’ UPSC Toppers state wise to give you an idea about which state produces the most IAS officers in the country –

Year

UPSC Topper Name

State

2024

Shakti Dubey

Uttar Pradesh

2023

Aditya Srivastava

Uttar Pradesh

2022

Ishita Kishore

Delhi

2021

Shruti Sharma

Uttar Pradesh

2020

Shubham Kumar

Bihar

2019

Pradeep Singh

Haryana

2018

Kanishak Kataria

Rajasthan

2017

Anudeep Durishetty

Telangana

2016

Nandini K.R.

Karnataka

2015

Tina Dabi

Delhi

2014

Ira Singhal

Uttar Pradesh

  • In the year 2024, UPSC Civil Services exam is topped by Shakti Dubey who secured AIl India Rank 1 who originally belongs to the state of Uttar Pradesh.
  • Uttar Pradesh has consistently produced the highest number of UPSC toppers over the past decade. Notable toppers from the state include Shruti Sharma (2021), Aditya Srivastava (2023), and Ishita Kishore (2022). 
  • Bihar has a rich history of producing successful UPSC candidates, with Shubham Kumar securing AIR 1 in 2020. 
  • Delhi, despite its smaller size, has been a significant contributor to the list of UPSC toppers, with candidates like Tina Dabi (2015) and Ira Singhal (2014) achieving top ranks. 
  • Rajasthan has made notable contributions to the UPSC toppers list, with Kanishak Kataria achieving AIR 1 in 2018.
  • Haryana's representation among UPSC toppers includes Pradeep Singh, who secured AIR 1 in 2019. 
  • From Telangana, Anudeep Durishetty achieved AIR 1 in 2017, and also became the candidate with highest marks in the UPSC Exam ever. 
  • Karnataka has produced successful UPSC candidates, including Nandini K.R., who secured AIR 1 in 2016. 

State Wise List of IAS Officers in India

As per previous year trends, Uttar Pradesh holds the record to produce the highest number of IAS/IPS/IFS Officers in India, followed by Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. The state of UP also has the highest total authorized strength for IAS positions. The following are the latest figures on the number of IAS Officers in India –

Number of IAS Officers in India State Wise

S. No.

Cadre

Total Authorized Strength

In-Position

1

Uttar Pradesh

652

548

2

Madhya Pradesh

439

370

3

Maharashtra

415

338

4

Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territories

403

316

5

West Bengal

378

298

6

Tamil Nadu

376

322

7

Bihar

342

248

8

Karnataka

314

242

9

Gujarat

313

250

10

Rajasthan

313

241

11

Assam-Meghalaya

263

187

12

Andhra Pradesh

239

194

13

Odisha

237

175

14

Kerala

231

157

15

Punjab

231

180

16

Haryana

215

181

17

Jharkhand

215

148

18

Telangana

208

164

19

Chhattisgarh

193

156

20

Himachal Pradesh

153

122

21

Jammu & Kashmir

137

59

22

Uttarakhand

120

89

23

Manipur

115

87

24

Tripura

102

61

25

Nagaland

94

59

26

Sikkim

48

39

State Wise Highest Number of Civil Services Toppers – Previous Year Trends

The UPSC CSE Final Result 2024-25 is out and the AIR Rank 1 Topper is Shakti Dubey, who js originally from the state of Uttar Pradesh. The state wise toppers details, that is, which state has produced the highest number of UPSC Toppers 2024 will be available soon. Candidates can check the previous year trends of selections in UPSC Exam state-wise in the table given below – 

State

Number of Selected Candidates in UPSC (2011-2015)

Uttar Pradesh

118

Rajasthan

97

Tamil Nadu

90

Bihar

68

Andhra Pradesh

61

Maharashtra

58

Kerala

54

Haryana

51

Delhi

49

Karnataka

37

Madhya Pradesh

17

West Bengal

7

UPSC Result Previous Year Trends

  • In 2017 UPSC, Bihar produced 12 IAS officers
  • In UPSC 2017, Tamil Nadu produced 8 IAS officers
  • The state of Karnataka produced 6 officers in the IAS cadre in UPSC 2017
  • Jammu & Kashmir produced 3 IAS officers in the 2015 UPSC exam
  • 1 IAS officer cleared the UPSC 2015 for the state of Himachal Pradesh
  • Uttarakhand produced 4 IAS officers in 2015 while Punjab produced 7
  • Haryana produced a total of 15 IAS officers in the 2017 UPSC exam while it was 19 for the state of Rajasthan.

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Civil Services State-wise Selection of Candidates Trends

The highest number of successful aspirants in UPSC CSE 2024 are from the state of Uttar Pradesh. In the year of 2017-18 there were 17 aspirants from Delhi and 12 from Bihar who got selected to the Indian Administrative Services. The state of Tamil Nadu had around 8 and Karnataka had approx 6 all of whom had produced more officers than the city. Check the following table for more details on the state-wise selection of candidates for the Civil services post.

UT and states and institutes

Number of Aspirants Interviewed

Number of Aspirants Selected

Uttar Pradesh

21984

998

Delhi

11738

1498

Maharashtra

5506

724

Tamil Nadu

5148

721

IIT

3398

519

Karnataka

2411513

513

Punjab

2443

365

Kerala

1203

196

Madhya Pradesh

2165

179

Uttarakhand

1460

158

Gujarat

665

122

Odisha

450

41

Chhattisgarh

170

37

Assam

200

30

*The latest 2025 data will be updated once it is officially announced by the Union Public Service Commission.

The above table data suggests that –

  • Delhi produced the maximum number of selected candidates
  • Delhi-based institutes like the JNU (Jawaharlal Nehru University), DU (University of Delhi), etc. prepare a lot of candidates for the UPSC posts.
  • The maximum number of candidates reaching the UPSC Interview level hail from Uttar Pradesh.
  • Delhi achieved the foremost spot indicating that most candidates move to Delhi to appear for the UPSC civil services.

The states like Uttar Pradesh give around 28 and the state of Rajasthan approx 22 and Maharashtra of Maharashtra approx 18 lead the way overall as they have in the last few years.

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UPSC Result List State Wise FAQs

We can say that there is a good percentage of IITians in civil services. In fact we can conclude by seeing the result that out of total selection somewhere around 50% is clearer are engineers by default.

There are around 180 IAS Officers who are selected from the exam.

The state of Delhi has been recorded to produce most IPS officers over the past years.

The village of madhopatti is a rural village which is based in Sirkoni Block of district of Jaunpur in state of Uttar Pradesh. We can say that the hamlet has given India 47 IAS officers.

According to the 7th Pay Commission which is implemented in the country the basic salary of any IAS officer is Rs 56,100 per month. But the amenities add up and make it 1 lakh per month.

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