In a rare mix-up in the UPSC examination, two Madhya Pradesh girls are witnessing a peculiar situation, where they are claiming to have cracked the civil services examination 2022 with the same rank-184. This confusion emerged because of the same roll number. It is yet to be determined who passed and who failed the exam.
The issue emerged on Wednesday, one day after the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) announced the civil service exam results for 2022 on May 23.
The two girls of Madhya Pradesh, Ayasha Fatima of Dewas city, and Ayasha of Alirajpur town, are claiming to have succeeded in the final list.
It is said that both the Ayeshas were issued the same roll number. The admit cards of both girls mention roll number as 7811744.
Both the girls are claiming that they gave the exam and even appeared for the interview. As per media reports, the UPSC personality test (interview) admit cards presented by both girls show that Ayasha Fatima’s father is Naziruddin while Ayasha’s father is Salimuddin Makrani.
On the claimed admit cards, the interview date for both girls is the same, 25 April 2023. However, there are some differences between the two admit cards. On Ayasha Fatima’s admit card, the day is mentioned as Tuesday whereas it is written Thursday on Ayasha’s interview admit card. The actual day of 25 April was Tuesday.
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According to Ayasha Fatima’s admit card, the exam is called “Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2022”. There is a UPSC watermark and QR code on the admit card. The admit card produced by Ayasha of Alirajpur mentions the exam as the ‘Indian Administrative Service Exam – 2022’. There is no watermark or QR code on her admit card. Ayasha Fatima’s admit card has a PAN Card number written on it whereas Ayasha’s admit card does not.
Other than that, Ayasha Fatima’s admit card mentions ‘Afternoon at 1300 Hrs’. The time mentioned on Ayasha’s admit card is ‘Afternoon at 0100 Hrs’.
However, until an investigation takes place and the truth comes out, both the girls and their families and friends are busy rejoicing and celebrating. Although experts claimed that UPSC would never issue the same roll number to two candidates and one of them must be fake.
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