Two girls have been selected in the 2023 Civil Services Examination of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), who received assistance of Rs 1 lakh from the Civil Services Incentive Scheme of the Bihar Government. Through this scheme started by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, a total of 24 women of Bihar were given fixed financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh each for the preparation of the Civil Services Examination of 2023. Out of these 24, two girls have been selected in the UPSC result. Patna's Deepti Monali has got 184th rank in UPSC and there is a possibility that she will get IAS or IPS service. The second girl is Kriti Kamna from Patna who has got 417th rank. Looking at Kriti's rank, there is a possibility that she may get some service in All India Services. Deepti is a woman from the general category while Kriti is from a backward class.
Civil Services Incentive is a part of Bihar's Chief Minister Nari Shakti Yojana, under which Bihar State Mahila Vikas Nigam of the Social Welfare Department provides financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh each to those women who have qualified through Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) or Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). You have passed the preliminary examination of UPSC and want financial assistance to prepare for the main examination. Girls from general, backward, extremely backward and economically weaker sections are getting the benefit of this scheme launched in 2021. A corporation official said that financial assistance was given to 24 women from across the state for the 2023 Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC, in which there were candidates from all categories. The official said that two of these women have successfully made their place among the final selected candidates in the released UPSC results.
Shivam Kumar of Samastipur will become IAS by getting 19th rank, got IRS last year
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Aurangabad's Virupaksh Vikram Singh gets 49th rank, sure to get IAS
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