Sarthak has secured 17th rank in the final result of UPSC Civil Services 2020 declared on Friday. And the Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE will release the CBSE Class 12 Board Result 2021 on 30th September. From being a CBSE topper to studying in reputed institutes like SRCC and Oxford University, Sarthak Agarwal has achieved all.
Agrawal, who hails from Delhi, completed his schooling from DPS Vasant Kunj. He had secured 99.6 percent in his class 12 board exam. Sarthak did his BA (Honours) in Economics from Shriram College of Commerce and earned his Phil. or Master of Philosophy degree from University of Oxford.
Until recently, he was working as an economist at the Institute for Fiscal Studies in London. Sarthak returned to Delhi to work on a government initiative.
A total of 761 candidates, including 546 men and 215 women, have cleared the examination conducted annually to select civil servants other than bureaucrats, diplomats and police officers of the country.
Shubham Kumar (IIT-Bombay student) and Madhya Pradesh’s Jagariti Awaasthi have secured first and second position respectively in the civil services examination.
Results Of Class 12 Special Examination, Private Candidates On 30 September:
The result of offline special examination conducted by the board for non-satisfied candidates, private candidates and correction candidates will be released online on the board’s [email protected]. The notification is also expected to be released on cbse.gov.in.
Students should note that the result can be released even before 30th September. The board had said that the class 12 results will be out latest by 30th. As per the available information, the checking was completed and the final calculation of the result is under process. Moreover, while the board is planning to release both class 10 and 12 results soon, the priority is on the declaration of class 12 results.
Many Times Cancelled The Exams
Private and improving candidates as well as students who were not satisfied with their results were given the option to appear for the September examinations. The result of these special examinations will now be released by September 30. This year, the March exam was first postponed till May and then cancelled when the second wave of the pandemic hit India. Instead, the board released the class 10 and 12 results on the basis of alternative evaluation criteria.
