08 Feb 2024, 12:19 PM IST
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The UPSC exam is known as one of the most challenging exams in the country.
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After cracking the exam, candidates attain prestigious positions such as IAS and IPS officers.
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Let's take a closer look at which states in India produce the most administrative officers according to the UPSC report of 2021.
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According to the latest data from UPSC, Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of IAS officers produced, while Sikkim has the lowest.
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In Uttar Pradesh, out of the total authorised strength of 652 positions, 548 are currently occupied, making it the top producer of IAS officers.
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Madhya Pradesh comes in second place with a total authorised strength of 439 positions, out of which 370 are currently occupied.
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Maharashtra follows closely in third place with 415 authorised positions, of which 338 are currently filled.
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The AGMUT (Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territory) cadre holds the fourth position with 403 authorised positions, out of which 316 are filled.
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West Bengal is ranked fifth with 378 authorised positions, and 298 currently occupied.
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Tamil Nadu holds the sixth position with 376 authorised positions, out of which 322 are currently filled.
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Bihar secures the seventh position with 342 authorised positions, of which 248 are currently occupied.
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Karnataka holds the eighth position with 314 authorised positions, and 242 currently occupied.
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Gujarat ranks ninth with 313 authorised positions, out of which 250 are currently filled.
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Finally, Rajasthan secures the tenth position with 313 authorised positions, of which 241 are presently occupied, as per the UPSC report.
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