The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) has finally released the final results for the Review Officer (RO) and Assistant Review Officer (ARO) Examination-2023. A total of 419 candidates have been declared successful in this examination, signifying their final selection. According to the list released by the UPPSC, a candidate named Anil Pandey has topped the examination, while Aditya Pratap Singh secured the second position and Lakshmi Verma the third. In the history of the UPPSC, this examination stands as one of the most controversial, as it had to be re-conducted due to a paper leak. A record-breaking number—over 10 lakh candidates—had applied for this recruitment examination.

UPPSC RO/ARO 2023 Toppers List
Anil Pandey
Aditya Pratap Singh
Lakshmi Verma
Nilesh Kumar Singh
Suraj Narayan Mishra
Shivanshu Sharma
Hrishu Shyamali
Shivam Pachori
Mangal Singh
Shivam Shukla

How to Check the Result?
First, visit the official UPPSC website: uppsc.up.nic.in.
Next, click on the ‘UPPSC RO ARO Final Result 2023’ link located on the homepage.
Subsequently, the result PDF will appear on your screen.
Now, check your result and download the PDF file.

When was the RO/ARO Recruitment Examination Held?
The preliminary examination for the UPPSC RO/ARO recruitment was initially conducted on February 11, 2024; however, a major uproar ensued on the very day of the exam due to a paper leak. The answer key for the question paper was widely circulated across social media platforms. Following this, candidates staged protests outside the examination centers to voice their opposition against the paper leak. Subsequently, on February 12, the UPPSC recommended that the Special Task Force (STF) investigate the matter.

Examination Cancelled Following Investigation
To investigate the allegations of a paper leak raised by the candidates, the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission also constituted a three-member committee. This matter subsequently escalated to such an extent that the State Chief Minister had to intervene; he directed Devesh Chaturvedi, the Additional Chief Secretary (Appointments and Personnel), to investigate the irregularities. An inquiry was subsequently conducted, and on March 2, 2024, the examination was cancelled.

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