The results for the Uttarakhand PCS 2024 examination have been officially declared, with Ayush Belwal from Dehradun claiming the prestigious number-1 rank. Following closely behind, Vikrant secured the second position, while Himani Lohani captured the third spot. Hailing from Mohkampur village in Dehradun, Ayush has brought immense pride to his region, sparking an atmosphere of celebration throughout his entire village.
Preparation Strategy and Balanced Routine
Reflecting on his journey, Ayush shared that his preparation period was not solely confined to textbooks. He actively engaged in playing cricket and football during his preparation phase and even watched web series during his downtime to unwind. However, he ensured that his academic rhythm and study schedule were never compromised. This unwavering consistency and dedicated hard work ultimately paved the way for his top-tier success in the competitive examination.
Academic Background and Qualifications
Ayush has a consistently strong academic track record. He completed his high school education through the CBSE board in 2017, securing an impressive 92.8 percent. Continuing his academic momentum, he achieved 93.27 percent in his intermediate examinations in 2019. He then pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from Garhwal University, graduating in 2022 with 83.21 marks. Further advancing his education, Ayush earned his Master of Science degree in Physics from DAV College, where he secured 80 percent marks.
Recruitment Drive Statistics and Timeline
The Uttarakhand Public Service Commission's lower PCS recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 113 vacant posts. A massive pool of 88,688 candidates applied for these positions. The preliminary examination took place on May 11, 2025, resulting in 1,758 candidates qualifying for the next stage. Subsequently, the mains examination was conducted on September 13 and 14, 2025, with the results announced on March 27, 2026, narrowing down the successful candidates to 406. Interviews were then held between July 27 and September 3, 2026, culminating in the final result announcement on September 25, which successfully selected all 113 candidates.
