UPSC Civil Services 2025 Marksheet Released: Toppers’ Scores and How to Check Your Marks
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• 12 Mar 2026

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the detailed marksheets of candidates who appeared in the Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025. The marksheet reveals the written and interview scores of candidates recommended for services such as IAS, IPS, IFS, and other central services.

UPSC CSE 2025 Result Overview

A total of 958 candidates have been recommended for various services. The results provide a comprehensive breakdown of marks obtained in the Written (Main) Examination and the Personality Test (Interview).

Highlights of UPSC 2025 Marks:

Top 3 Overall Candidates 

• Rank 1: Anuj Agnihotri secured the top position with a Final Total of 1071 marks (Written: 867, Personality Test: 204). 
• Rank 2: Rajeshwari Suve M (OBC category) secured the second position with a Final Total of 1067 marks (Written: 865, Personality Test: 202). 
• Rank 3: Akansh Dhull secured the third position with a Final Total of 1057 marks (Written: 864, Personality Test: 193). 

Key Scoring Highlights 

• Highest Written Marks: Anuj Agnihotri (Rank 1) scored the highest in the written examination with 867 marks. 
• Highest Personality Test (PT) Marks: Tejaswini Singh (Rank 62) achieved the highest score in the interview/personality test round with 225 marks. 
• Total Recommended Candidates: The merit list includes a total of 958 candidates, with the final candidate (Sunita, EWS PwBD-5) securing a total of 631 marks. 

Category Toppers 

• OBC: Rajeshwari Suve M is the highest scorer in the OBC category with 1067 marks (Rank 2 overall). 
• EWS: Pakshal Secretry is the highest scorer in the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category with 1035 marks (Rank 8 overall). 
• SC: Nancy Singh is the highest scorer in the Scheduled Caste (SC) category with 1018 marks (Rank 34 overall). 
• ST: Calvin Ginminlien Zou is the highest scorer in the Scheduled Tribe (ST) category with 992 marks (Rank 134 overall). 
• PwBD: Ravi Raaz is the highest scorer among Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD-2) with 1024 marks (Rank 20 overall). 

The final marks are calculated using: 

• Written Examination: 1750 marks 
• Personality Test (Interview): 275 marks 
• Total: 2025 marks 

UPSC CSE 2025 Toppers’ Marks 

The following table details the performance of the top 25 candidates, showcasing their scores in the written exam, personality test, and their final totals. 

Rank	Roll No.	Name	Written Total	Personality Test Marks	Final Total
1	1131589	ANUJ AGNIHOTRI	867	204	1071
2	4000040	RAJESHWARI SUVE M	865	202	1067
3	3512521	AKANSH DHULL	864	193	1057
4	0834732	RAGHAV JHUNJHUNWALA	847	195	1042
5	0409847	ISHAN BHATNAGAR	823	215	1038
6	6410067	ZINNIA AURORA	822	215	1037
7	0818306	A R RAJAH MOHAIDEEN	834	201	1035
8	0843487	PAKSHAL SECRETRY	837	198	1035
9	0831647	ASTHA JAIN	835	198	1033
10	1523945	UJJWAL PRIYANK	846	187	1033
11	1512091	YASHASWI RAJ VARDHAN	823	209	1032
12	0840280	AKSHIT BHARDWAJ	841	190	1031
13	7813999	ANANYA SHARMA	822	206	1028
14	5402316	SURABHI YADAV	862	165	1027
15	3507500	SIMRANDEEP KAUR	825	201	1026
16	0867445	MONIKA SRIVASTAVA	819	206	1025
17	0829589	CHITWAN JAIN	850	175	1025
18	5604518	SRUTHII R	825	200	1025
19	0105602	NISAR DISHANT AMRUTLAL	815	209	1024
20	6630448	RAVI RAAZ	823	201	1024
21	5810539	SHUBHAM SINGH	837	187	1024
22	0865516	GEETIKA ARORA	831	192	1023
23	1018309	JEENU SRI JASWANTH CHANDRA	832	191	1023
24	6409132	IFRA SHAMS ANSARI	813	209	1022
25	3522397	BHAVIKA CHOPRA	829	193	1022

Download Official Marks List of Recommended Candidates 

Understanding the UPSC Marksheet 

The UPSC marksheet contains the following details: 

• Roll Number of the candidate 
• Name of the candidate 
• Category (General/OBC/EWS/SC/ST) 
• Written exam marks 
• Personality Test marks 
• Final total score 
• Final rank in the merit list 

For example, Rank 1 candidate Anuj Agnihotri scored 867 in written papers and 204 in the interview, taking his final score to 1071 marks. 

UPSC Interview Marks Trend 2025 

The personality test plays a crucial role in the final result. From the marksheet data: 

• Many top candidates scored 200+ marks in the interview. 
• The highest interview marks among top ranks reached around 215. 
• Even candidates with slightly lower written marks improved their rank through strong interview performance. 

This highlights the importance of balanced preparation for both Mains and Interview. 

Understanding the scoring trends of toppers is only the starting point. If you appeared for the 2025 examination, you can now check your own performance. The Commission has released the digital marksheets on its official portal, and you can access yours by following the steps below.

How to Check Your UPSC 2025 Marks 

Candidates who appeared for the UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) 2025 can check their marks online through the official marksheet portal released by the Union Public Service Commission. The marksheets for Prelims, Mains, and Interview stages are made available for a limited period on the official website. 

Follow the steps below to access and download your marks. 

Step-by-Step Process to Check UPSC 2025 Marks 

1. Visit the official marksheet portal 
   Go to the UPSC marksheet page: https://upsconline.gov.in/marksheet/exam/marksheet_system/ 
2. Select the relevant examination 
   On the page, you will see options such as: 
   • Civil Services (Prelim.) Examination 
   • Civil Services (Main) Examination (for candidates not qualified in written exam) 
   • Civil Services (Main) Examination (for candidates qualified in written exam) 
3. Click on “Click Here” 
   Click the link provided in front of the exam for which you want to view the marks. 
4. Enter your login details 
   You will need to provide: 
   • Your Roll Number / RID 
   • Date of Birth 
   • Exam you Applied for 
   • Captcha Code 
5. Submit and view your marksheet 
   After submitting the details, your UPSC 2025 marksheet will appear on the screen. 
6. Download or print the marksheet 
   Save the marksheet PDF or take a printout for future reference. 

Check Your UPSC CSE 2025 Marksheet Here

Important: For candidates who also appeared for the Indian Forest Service Examination, the marksheet will be available only after the final result of the Indian Forest Service Examination is declared. Therefore, such candidates may need to wait until the IFoS results are released. 

What’s Next for Aspirants? 

The release of marks provides invaluable data for future aspirants to understand scoring trends. Analyzing the gap between written totals and personality test marks helps in refining preparation strategies for the upcoming cycles. 

For many candidates, the final list may have been missed by a narrow margin. While that can feel discouraging, it also provides clear insight into where improvement is needed. With a focused strategy and the right guidance, the next attempt can become a stronger one. 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 

1: When will the marks for candidates who did not qualify for the Interview be released? +

The UPSC typically releases the marks for all candidates (those who qualified for the Interview and those who did not) simultaneously. You can check your marks using your Roll Number and Date of Birth on the official website now that the marksheet link is active.

2: Why am I unable to see my marks despite appearing for the 2025 Interview? +

If you also appeared for the Indian Forest Service (IFoS) Examination, your marksheet will be withheld by the Commission until the final results of the IFoS cycle are declared. This is a standard administrative procedure to maintain the integrity of the ongoing recruitment process.

3: What is the maximum possible score in the UPSC Civil Services Examination? +

The total marks are calculated out of 2025. This includes:

• Written (Main) Examination: 1750 marks (7 papers of 250 marks each).
• Personality Test (Interview): 275 marks.

4: Is there a provision for re-evaluation or re-counting of marks in the UPSC Main exam?
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No. According to UPSC rules, there is no provision for re-evaluation of answer scripts. However, candidates can apply for re-totaling of marks within a specific window (usually 30 days from the release of marks) by paying the prescribed fee.

5: How long will the marksheet be available on the UPSC website? +

Marksheets are typically available on the official portal for a period of 30 days from the date of publication. It is highly recommended that candidates download and save a PDF copy for their future records.

6: Can I see the marks of other candidates who appeared but didn't make the merit list? +

No. You can only access your own marksheet using your private login credentials (Roll Number/RID and DOB). The public merit list only contains the marks of recommended candidates.

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