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SSC 2025 Top 50 Rankers: Names, Attempts, and Coaching Details

Come explore the SSC 2025 Top 50 Rankers list with rank-wise names, attempts, coaching details, preparation strategies, and available background information. Discover the resources and mock-test platforms associated with top SSC candidates.

SSC 2025 Top 50 Rankers: Names, Attempts, and Coaching Details

Hi Aspirants!

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) examination often offers candidates opportunities to secure positions in central government departments. The revised SSC 2025 final result, which was released on 14 May 2026, was used for this article.

This time, I will make a list for the top 50 rankers, their attempts, coaching associations, preparation methods, educational backgrounds, and other available details. Information is drawn from result listings, candidate interviews, preparation platforms, and media reports. Unreported details are identified rather than assumed.

SSC 2025 Top 50 Rankers: Overview

Rank

Name

Attempts

Coaching

1

Dhruv Rana

1st

Not publicly reported

2

Mohit Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

3

Nukala Ramcharan

2nd

Not publicly reported

4

Bitan Majumdar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

5

Devansh Lohiya

Not publicly reported

Testbook

6

Anirudh Sharma

6th

Not publicly reported

7

Prabhat Kala

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

8

Nikhil Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

9

Jay Verma

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

10

Gavali Kiran Sunil

Not publicly reported

RBE/RealMocks

11

Shubham Dagur

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

12

Jai Singh

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

13

Balinder

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

14

Himanshu Redhu

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

15

Mohd Aasif

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

16

Karanveer

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

17

Ayush Negi

Not publicly reported

English Madhyam

18

Pratham

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

19

Om Shahi

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

20

Aryan Verma

Not publicly reported

RBE/RealMocks

21

Ajesh S B

Not publicly reported

Teammates Academy

22

Ohilesh G R

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

23

Srihari S Raju

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

24

Votte Sai Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

25

Harsh Chaudhary

Not publicly reported

RealMocks

26

Deepanshu

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

27

Ashfak

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

28

Vikas Fauzdar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

29

Sumit Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

30

Aryan Malik

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

31

Dhruv Rana

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

32

Srishty Bharti

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

33

Vipul Kamboj

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

34

Chandra Sekhar Sahu

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

35

Sahil Pillania

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

36

Mohit

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

37

Nipun Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

38

Khushal Singh Hada

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

39

 Sagar Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

40

Asmita Kanwar

Not publicly reported

RealMocks

41

Ashutosh Pansari

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

42

Ashish Kumar

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

43

Moksha Agarwal

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

44

Gummella Subhash

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

45

Ishaan Vijaywargiya

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

46

Sunny Kumar Singh

Not publicly reported

RealMocks

47

Kamna

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

48

Amit

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

49

Manish Gupta

Not publicly reported

RBE/RealMocks

50

Kakarapu Mourya

Not publicly reported

Not publicly reported

Note: Institute associations do not necessarily establish formal course enrolment.

Coaching Institutes Associated with SSC Rankers

In this list, several candidates in the SSC 2025 Top 50 have appeared in preparation resources and selection-related publications from RBE/RealMocks, English Madhyam, and Testbook. Their platforms offer mock tests, practice materials, and other exam preparation resources that candidates have reportedly used during their SSC journey. Check Testbook’s fees, results, facilities, classroom photos, and videos on AcademyCheck: Testbook

SSC CGL 2025 Top 50 Rankers: Individual Profiles

Rank 1–10

AIR 1: Dhruv Rana

  • Attempts: First attempt.

  • Coaching: No formal coaching reported.

  • Preparation: Self-study and topic-specific YouTube resources.

  • Marks: Reportedly scored 90/90 in Mains Reasoning.

  • Education: Scored 96% in Class 12 PCM at DAV School, Delhi, including 100/100 in Chemistry; later attended Hansraj College, University of Delhi.

  • Parents: Dheeraj Rana and Lalita Rana.

  • Mock tests: Oliveboard reported 75 tests in 10 months in one testimonial and 124 tests over 14 months in a separate analysis.

Dhruv's first-attempt result and reported Reasoning score make his preparation journey particularly noteworthy. The two mock-test figures come from separate publications and should not be combined.

AIR 2: Mohit Kumar

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Mahendra Singh and Sarita Devi.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

Mohit's rank and post allocation are documented, but a professional profile describing a mathematics postgraduate could not be confidently matched to him. His official marks and preparation strategy remain unreported.

AIR 3: Nukala Ramcharan

  • Attempts: Two; reportedly unsuccessful in his first attempt.

  • Coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Preparation: Oliveboard mock tests.

  • Mock tests: 111 tests over 21 months, according to Oliveboard.

  • Background: Associated with Hyderabad, Telangana, and originally from Andhra Pradesh.

  • Interviews: Parmar Podcast and ECP-related interview material.

Ramcharan's journey highlights persistence after an unsuccessful attempt. His extended mock-test practice is one of the more detailed preparation records available among the top rankers.

AIR 4: Bitan Majumdar

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Mock tests: Oliveboard reports 69 tests over six months, including 51 in the 38 days before Tier I.

  • Parents: Sachin Kumar Mazumder and Jayati Mazumder.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Bitan's reported practice history includes a concentrated final phase before Tier I. His official marks and preparation methods beyond the available mock-test data have not been reported.

AIR 5: Devansh Lohiya

  • Attempts: Not publicly reported.

  • Coaching: Testbook association reported; The Pundits also interviewed him.

  • Preparation: Testbook practice tests.

  • Mock tests: User-collected data records 216 tests and 86.17% accuracy.

  • Background: Bargawan area, Lalitpur district, Uttar Pradesh.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

Devansh's preparation has been discussed by multiple platforms. The reported mock-test statistics describe practice performance, not official SSC examination marks.

AIR 6: Anirudh Sharma

  • Attempts: Six reported.

  • Coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Preparation: Self-study-orientated approach using a limited set of resources.

  • Mock tests: Oliveboard reports 97 tests over 23 months; separate Testbook data records 709 tests and 90.13% accuracy.

  • Interviews: Featured in preparation-related video material, including Parmar Podcast.

Anirudh's reported multiple attempts and sustained practice illustrate a longer preparation journey. The Oliveboard and Testbook figures refer to different platforms and should remain separate.

AIR 7: Prabhat Kala

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Family: Lalit Prakash Kala and Kusum Kala.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

  • Preparation and marks: Not publicly reported.

Prabhat's result and post allocation are documented, but the available research does not establish his preparation routine or official subject-wise marks.

AIR 8: Nikhil Kumar

  • Attempts: Not publicly reported.

  • Preparation: RBE resources, including free tests, computer classes, and YouTube material, are associated with his preparation.

  • Mock tests: User-collected Testbook data records 151 tests and 91.27% accuracy, but the candidate-specific match requires confirmation.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Nikhil's reported resources point to a combination of online learning and practice. The mock-test figures should be verified before being treated as definitive.

AIR 9: Jay Verma

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Mock tests: User-collected Testbook data records 523 tests and 89.09% accuracy.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

  • Education and family: Not publicly reported.

Jay's reported practice-test volume offers a preparation detail, although official marks and a first-hand account of his strategy were not established.

AIR 10: Gavali Kiran Sunil

  • Attempts: Not publicly reported.

  • Preparation: RBE/RealMocks resources, including a Combo Test Series reportedly useful for English reading comprehension.

  • Mock tests: User-collected Testbook data records 270 tests and 88.24% accuracy.

  • Other achievement: Reportedly secured AIR 1 in RRB NTPC Graduate CBT-2.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

Kiran's reported experience across competitive examinations makes his preparation journey relevant to candidates managing multiple recruitment goals.

Rank 11–20

AIR 11: Shubham Dagur

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Devi Singh and Dharamvati.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

His rank and allocation are documented, but his preparation strategy, education, and official marks have not been established.

AIR 12: Jai Singh

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Roop Kumar and Suman Devi.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Central Secretariat Service.

A verified account of Jai's preparation or previous examination attempts was not identified.

AIR 13: Balinder

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Satpal Singh and Premo Devi.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

His rank and allocation are available, but his preparation and academic background remain unreported.

AIR 14: Himanshu Redhu

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Rajbir and Bimla Devi.

  • Preparation: Oliveboard mock-test material has been associated with his preparation.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

A verified mock-test count and detailed account of his preparation were not established.

AIR 15: Mohd Aasif

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Abdul Majeed and Najma Begam.

  • Post: Office Superintendent, CBDT.

His preparation methods, education, and official marks have not been reported in the available research.

AIR 16: Karanveer

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Pali Ram and Raj Rani.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

No verified account of Karanveer's preparation strategy or previous attempts was identified.

AIR 17: Ayush Negi

  • Attempts: Not publicly reported.

  • Preparation: English Madhyam testimonial describes free preliminary mock tests, editorial resources, and paid Mains mocks.

  • Reported score: English score of 131, though the precise score context requires verification.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

Ayush's testimonial offers a useful example of combining free resources with paid practice tests.

AIR 18: Pratham

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Naresh Kumar and Noori Goyal.

  • Interview: Featured in Super 100 Achievers podcast material.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

His interview may offer further first-hand preparation details, but his attempts and official marks remain unreported.

AIR 19: Om Shahi

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Parents: Vinay Kumar Shahi and Kiran Shahi.

  • Interview lead: Possible Maths Mania SSC Telegram interview; details require verification.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

A verified interview could help establish Om's preparation resources and study routine.

AIR 20: Aryan Verma

  • Attempts: Not publicly reported.

  • Preparation: RBE/RealMocks material associates him with free classes, tests, computer classes, YouTube lessons, and a Combo Test Series.

  • Parents: Gaya Prasad Verma and Sunita Verma.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Election Commission of India.

Aryan's reported use of online learning and practice resources illustrates one way candidates supplement their preparation.

Rank 21–30

AIR 21: Ajesh S B

  • Coaching association: Teammates Academy achiever material, Kozhikode, Kerala.

  • Parents: N Bahuleyan Unni and Sheela P.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

His academy association is documented, but his course enrolment and detailed preparation strategy remain unknown.

AIR 22: Ohilesh G R

  • Parents: Ravindra R G and Shivaleela.

  • Attempts, coaching, and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

His rank and allocation are documented, but no verified preparation interview was established.

AIR 23: Srihari S Raju

  • Parents: K S Raju and Sanitha Raju.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Central Secretariat Service.

His academic background and preparation history require further sourcing.

AIR 24: Votte Sai Kumar

  • Attempts: Not publicly reported.

  • Background: Reportedly from Veepalasingaram, Suryapet district, Telangana.

  • Previous selection: Reportedly secured a Customs Officer selection in 2023 before taking leave to prepare for SSC CGL 2025.

  • Family background: Local reporting describes his family as involved in farming.

  • Post: Assistant Enforcement Officer, Enforcement Directorate.

Sai Kumar's reported decision to prepare for another examination after a previous selection makes his journey distinctive. His attempts and official marks have not been reported.

AIR 25: Harsh Chaudhary

  • Coaching association: RealMocks selection-related material.

  • Parents: Chandra Shekhar and Asha Chaudhary.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

His institute association is a useful research lead, but it does not establish the full extent of his coaching.

AIR 26: Deepanshu

  • Parents: Harbhajan Singh and Sunita.

  • Previous selections: Reportedly RRB PO, SBI Junior Associate, RRB Clerk, and Delhi Police recruitment.

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

His reported experience across banking and police recruitment may be relevant to candidates preparing for multiple examinations.

AIR 27: Ashfak

  • Parents: Resham and Hanseera.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Further details about his education and preparation require a verified source.

AIR 28: Vikas Fauzdar

  • Parents: Ramkishan and Sashi Devi.

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector, Delhi charge.

A professional profile confidently matching him was not identified.

AIR 29: Sumit Kumar

  • Parents: Nirmal Kumar and Premlata Kumari.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

His preparation routine and academic background remain undocumented in the available research.

AIR 30: Aryan Malik

  • Parents: Surender Pal Malik and Manjula Malik.

  • Education: A possible BBA profile has not been confidently matched.

  • Attempts and coaching: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector, Delhi charge.

His education and preparation details should remain unconfirmed until a reliable identity match is established.

Rank 31–40

AIR 31: Dhruv Rana

  • Parents: Pramendra Singh Rana and Simlesh Rana.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

This is a different candidate from Dhruv Rana, AIR 1; the two should not be conflated because their names match.

AIR 32: Srishty Bharti

  • Parents: Lal Kumar and Sunita Rani.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Her preparation methods and official marks were not established.

AIR 33: Vipul Kamboj

  • Background: Associated with Jagadhri, Haryana.

  • Education: A possible profile describes a BSc in Physics at Dyal Singh College and an MSc in Physics at IIT Bombay; the identity match requires confirmation.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

The possible academic background should not be attributed definitively without verifying the profile match.

AIR 34: Chandra Sekhar Sahu

  • Parents: Purna Chandra Sahu and Gitanjali Sahu.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Central Secretariat Service.

No verified preparation account was identified.

AIR 35: Sahil Pillania

  • Parents: Satya Narain Pillania and Manisha Pillania.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Central Secretariat Service.

His academic background and preparation history remain unreported.

AIR 36: Mohit

  • Parents: Amarnath and Laxmi Devi.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Because his name is common, additional profiles should be matched carefully before details are attributed to him.

AIR 37: Nipun Kumar

  • Parents: Vinay Kumar and Shaifali Gupta.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Central Secretariat Service.

His preparation methods and official marks have not been established.

AIR 38: Khushal Singh Hada

  • Parents: Bahadur Singh Hada and Shobha Rajawat.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Central government recruitment allocation.

Further candidate-specific information was not established.

AIR 39: Sagar Kumar

  • Parents: Ranjan Kumar and Indu Devi.

  • Coaching: A possible Pinnacle testimonial has not been confidently matched to him.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

No formal coaching association can be confirmed from the available evidence.

AIR 40: Asmita Kanwar

  • Parents: Kamal Singh and Asha Kanwar.

  • Coaching association: RealMocks selection-related material.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

Her reported institute association provides a starting point for further research, but her detailed preparation remains unknown.

Rank 41–50

AIR 41: Ashutosh Pansari

  • Parents: Akhilesh Pansari and Alka Pansari.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

His education and preparation history remain unreported.

AIR 42: Ashish Kumar

  • Parents: Manoj Kumar and Neelam.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Central Secretariat Service.

No verified preparation interview was identified.

AIR 43: Moksha Agarwal

  • Background: Reportedly from Chirawa, Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan.

  • Parents: Amit Agarwal and Vinita Agarwal.

  • Selection: Local reporting identified her as an AIR 43 candidate allocated an Inspector post in CGST.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

Her reported hometown and allocation provide useful background, but her preparation strategy remains undocumented.

AIR 44: Gummella Subhash

  • Parents: Gummella Veerababu and Gummella Ramavathi.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Further details about his preparation require a reliable candidate-specific source.

AIR 45: Ishaan Vijaywargiya

  • Parents: Deepak Vijaywargiya and Swapna Vijaywargiya.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

His preparation methods and official marks remain unreported.

AIR 46: Sunny Kumar Singh

  • Parents: Sanjay Kumar Singh and Shobha Singh.

  • Coaching association: RealMocks selection-related material.

  • Previous selections: Reportedly SSC CGL 2022, BPSC TRE 2.0, and Bihar Civil Court UDC recruitment in 2022.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Sunny's reported experience across several recruitment examinations distinguishes his profile from candidates with no documented previous selections.

AIR 47: Kamna

  • Parents: Jogender and Phoolpati.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector.

Her education and preparation routine have not been established.

AIR 48: Amit

  • Parents: Satyawan and Roshni.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Inspector of Central Excise.

Because his name is common, any additional details should be matched to the correct candidate before publication.

AIR 49: Manish Gupta

  • Parents: Prithvi Raj Gupta and Seema Gupta.

  • Preparation: RBE/RealMocks material associates him with a Combo Test Series, free classes, practice tests, computer classes, and YouTube lessons.

  • Attempts: Not publicly confirmed.

  • Post: Assistant Section Officer, Ministry of External Affairs.

His reported use of online resources may interest candidates looking for alternatives to classroom coaching.

AIR 50: Kakarapu Mourya

  • Education: A LinkedIn profile reports a BTech in Computer Science and Engineering from IIIT Dharwad, spanning 2021–2025, and identifies his SSC CGL 2025 selection.

  • Parents: Kakarapu Achyutha Rao and Immadi Karuna.

  • Attempts and preparation: Not publicly reported.

  • Post: Income Tax Inspector, CBDT Hyderabad.

Mourya's reported engineering background illustrates the variety of academic disciplines represented among SSC CGL candidates.

What the Top 50 Profiles Show

  • Mock-test practice: Several documented candidates used extensive mock-test practice, although the reported totals vary by platform.

  • Different study methods: The available accounts mention self-study, YouTube resources, editorials, and online test series.

  • Different timelines: Dhruv Rana reportedly succeeded on his first attempt, while Nukala Ramcharan and Anirudh Sharma reportedly took multiple attempts.

  • Previous selections: Some candidates, including Votte Sai Kumar, Deepanshu, and Sunny Kumar Singh, reportedly had earlier recruitment selections.

These examples show varied preparation journeys, not a single formula for securing a top rank.

Methodology and Sources

For this article, I used the revised SSC 2025 final result, candidate interviews, coaching institute publications, mock-test analyses, and publicly available profiles. Rank and post details were cross-checked against available result listings. Unverified information was left unconfirmed, and reported mock-test scores were not treated as official SSC marks.

FAQs

Q1. Who secured AIR 1 in SSC 2025?

Dhruv Rana secured AIR 1 in the revised result listing.

Q2. How many attempts did the toppers take?

Some available accounts report one attempt for Dhruv Rana, two for Nukala Ramcharan, and six for Anirudh Sharma. Attempts for many other candidates have not been reported.

Q3. Which coaching institute had the most toppers?

The available evidence does not establish a definitive ranking of institutes by top 50 selections. Institute testimonials are not a comprehensive independent comparison.

Q4. Are official marks available for all 50 rankers?

SSC publishes official examination information, but individual subject-wise marks were not independently confirmed for every candidate here. Mock-test accuracy should not be mistaken for official marks.

Q5. Can candidates prepare without formal coaching?

Some candidate accounts describe self-study and online resources, while others mention mock tests and test series. The best approach depends on an aspirant's needs and preparation level.

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