However, the Union Public Service Commission clarified the situation and rejected this claim. According to the commission, the real candidate who secured rank 301 is Akanksha Singh from Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh.

Officials also revealed details about the selected candidate’s family to remove the confusion. The successful candidate is the daughter of Ranjeet Singh and Neelam Singh. She is currently working as a doctor at AIIMS Patna.

The controversy grew after both women shared different admit cards and documents on social media. A QR code scan reportedly showed mismatched roll numbers in the Bihar candidate’s document.

With this clarification from officials, the UPSC Rank 301 Controversy has now been largely resolved.

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Soon after the results came out, Akanksha Singh from Bhojpur in Bihar claimed she secured rank 301. She is the granddaughter of former Ranveer Sena chief Brahmeshwar Mukhiya. Local reports and social media widely shared the news.

Later, another woman named Akanksha Singh from Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh made the same claim. She said she is the real UPSC Rank 301 Akanksha Singh. She also stated that she works as a doctor at AIIMS Patna.

The issue became bigger when both women shared similar details online. Their claims also showed the same roll number. This created confusion among students and the public.

Officials have not given a clear statement yet. Authorities may verify the documents to

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