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OPSC Announces Odisha Judicial Services-2023 Results, Women Shine in Top Ranks

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) has released the results of the Odisha Judicial Services-2023 examination for the recruitment of Civil Judges.

A total of 33 candidates successfully cleared the examination, with 24 of them being women. Somesh Rana Bijuli secured the top rank, while Arunima Pati and Payel Atta claimed the second and third positions, respectively. Remarkably, eight of the top ten candidates are women, reflecting their outstanding success in the examination.

Candidates who appeared for the final phase of the selection process can check their results on the official OPSC website (opsc.gov.in). The announcement marks another step forward in judicial recruitment, reinforcing the increasing participation of women in the legal profession.

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