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UPSC 2019 MARKSHEET RELEASED

UPSC has released marksheet of CSE2019.
Pradeep Singh ( first rank) has secured 52% or 1072  marks in the exam. He secured 914 out of 1750 marks in written exam(mains) and 158 marks in Interview.
Jatin kishore (second rank) secured 1063 marks. He secured 878 marks in written exam and 185 marks in Interview.
While Pratibha Verma ( Third rank) scored  869 marks in written exam(mains) and 193 marks in Interview.

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