Vinay IAS Academy Jamshedpur honours 57 JPSC Toppers

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Jamshedpur, August 22: Vinay IAS Academy organised a felicitation ceremony to honour the successful candidates of the 11th to 13th Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examinations.

Academy Director Vinay Singh said that Jharkhand had no dearth of talent, which was why the state continued to produce a large number of achievers in administrative services. He informed that this year, 342 candidates were selected, most of whom had received guidance from the academy’s Ranchi and Jamshedpur centres. Many successful candidates also credited Vinay’s YouTube channel and free online platforms for their preparation.

A total of 57 toppers were honoured at the event, including Khushi Pandey (Rank 13, JAS) – Jamshedpur City Topper, Jharkhand Administrative Service; Shubham Ganguly (Rank 12, JAS), Tejaswi Jaiswal (Rank 23, JAS), Vivek Kumar Choudhary (Rank 63, DSP, Police Service), Saurabh Shukla (Rank 64, JAS), Upendra Besra (Rank 94, JAS), Afroz Alam (Rank 169, DSP, Home Guard), Premchand Kumar (Rank 165, Education Service), Anurag Sinha (Rank 145, Education Service), Priyanka Bharti (Rank 193, JAS), Kumari Swati (Rank 127, Education Service), Saurabh Divyanshu (Rank 128, JAS), Roopam Sonali (Rank 222, Finance Services), Nisha Gope (Rank 226, Finance Services), Lakshman Mardi, Kamalakant, Shweta, Krishna Kumar Shukla (Tanda-95) and Keshav Kumar (Tanda-65) – Jharkhand Administrative Service.

Speaking at the event, Vinay Singh said, “These students came to us at different stages—sometimes in classrooms, sometimes during test series, and sometimes for mock interviews. Their success is the outcome of their own dedication and hard work. We were only their guide.”

He added that the academy’s mission was to ensure that even students from rural and backward areas received accessible, affordable, and quality guidance, so that financial or geographical barriers never hindered their success.

The successful candidates also shared their experiences, noting that consistent practice, discipline, and the right guidance were key to their achievements.