HPSC HCS Result 2021: Mohit has passed the exam in the first attempt in the declared result. Before this, he had passed the sub-inspector exam of Delhi Police.
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HPSC HCS Result 2021: Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) declared the final result of HPSC HSC 2021 on Monday. ,Sarkari Result, declared. In this, Mohit, a resident of Jaisinghpura village of Karnal, has achieved success in the first attempt. Now he wants to become IAS after passing UPSC exam.
Mohit’s father is a farmer and mother is a housewife. Mohit has already passed this exam in Prasay, the villagers welcomed him on reaching the village. Before this, he had passed the sub-inspector exam of Delhi Police, but did not join.
Used to study for 8 hours daily
Mohit told that he used to study for 8 hours daily to pass the exam. The entire recruitment process was very transparent. He said that now his next UPSC exam has to become IAS.
Have done B.Tech in electronics and communication
He completed his schooling in 2015 and has done B.Tech in Electronics and Communication branch from Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology. His mother said that it is a matter of great pride for the whole family that her son has become an officer.
Kamal Chowdhary topped
Topper Kamal Chowdhary scored 398.75 marks out of total 675 marks (600 main exam + 75 interview). According to HPSC, Chowdhary got 359.5 marks in mains and 39.25 marks in interview. Pragati Rani secured the second position by securing 398.4 marks. Whereas Sakshi secured the third position and got 398 marks.
HPSC said in a statement that it has recommended 155 candidates in various categories. The recommended candidates are 48 HCS (Executive), 7 DSP, 14 ETO, five DFSC, four ‘A’ class Tehsildar, five AETO, 46 BDPO, three Traffic Manager, two DFSO and 21 Assistant Employment Officer.
The commission had conducted the preliminary examination of General Studies (100 marks) and CSAT (100 marks) on July 24, 2022. A total of 40 thousand candidates had appeared in it.
At the same time, 2018 candidates were successful for the main examination held in October and November 2022. A total of 425 candidates were interviewed from January 30 to February 5 in the Commission’s office. A total of 155 candidates have been successful in the final selection.
