UPSC announced the list of recommended candidates for Scientist 'B' (Biology) posts, Advt No. 04/2025. Check recommended candidates with marks obtained.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has officially released the list of recommended candidates for the Scientist ‘B’ (Biology) posts in the Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Directorate of Forensic Science Services, Ministry of Home Affairs. This notification, bearing Advertisement No. 04/2025, announces the successful candidates following interviews conducted on February 05 and 06, 2026. A total of two candidates have been recommended against the Unreserved (UR) vacancies.
Result Overview
| Organization | Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) |
|---|---|
| Post Name | Scientist ‘B’ (Biology) |
| Advertisement No. | 04/2025 |
| Vacancy No. | 25040408226 |
| Interview Dates | 05.02.2026 and 06.02.2026 |
| Total Vacancies | 02 (UR) |
| Total Recommended Candidates | 02 |
| Category | Recruitment Result |
Recommended Candidates List
The following candidates have been recommended by UPSC for the Scientist ‘B’ (Biology) posts:
| Sl. No. | Name | Category | RAUV/RARV | Roll No. | Marks Obtained |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AADITYA VIKRAM GAUR | GEN | RAUV | 01 | 69 |
| 2 | SHIVANI SEHGAL | GEN | RAUV | 829 | 68 |
Note: RAUV stands for Recommended Against Unreserved Vacancy.
Cut-off Marks (Reference)
While an official category-wise cut-off list is not explicitly provided in this notification, the marks obtained by the last recommended candidate can serve as a reference for the General (UR) category.
| Category | Marks of Last Recommended Candidate |
|---|---|
| General (UR) | 68 |
Statistics
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Vacancies | 02 (Unreserved) |
| Total Recommended Candidates | 02 |
| Total Candidates Interviewed | Not mentioned in notification |
| Total Applications Received | Not mentioned in notification |
How to Check Result
The result for UPSC Scientist ‘B’ (Biology) Recruitment 2025 is released in the form of a PDF document containing the list of recommended candidates. There is no login required to check this result. Candidates can access the official notification on the UPSC website to view or download the complete list.
What’s on the Result List
The released list primarily contains the following details for each recommended candidate:
- Serial Number
- Candidate’s Name (Sh./Smt./Ms.)
- Category (e.g., GEN)
- RAUV/RARV status (Recommended Against Unreserved Vacancy)
- Roll Number
- Marks Obtained
Individual scorecards with detailed marks for all stages of the examination process are typically released separately on the UPSC website at a later date.
Next Steps After Recommendation
For the recommended candidates, the next steps typically involve the following:
- Document Verification: Although usually conducted before or during interviews, a final verification of original documents might occur.
- Medical Examination: Candidates will likely undergo a medical fitness examination as per government norms.
- Police Verification/Character Antecedents: A background check will be conducted.
- Appointment Letter Issuance: Upon successful completion of all formalities, the Ministry of Home Affairs will issue the final appointment letters to the selected candidates.
Candidates are advised to regularly check the official website of the Union Public Service Commission and the Ministry of Home Affairs for further updates regarding the appointment process.
Job Profile & Career Scope for Scientist ‘B’ (Biology)
A Scientist ‘B’ (Biology) in the Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) plays a crucial role in criminal investigations. The job profile typically involves:
- Analyzing biological evidence collected from crime scenes (e.g., blood, semen, hair, tissues).
- Conducting DNA profiling, serological tests, and other biological examinations.
- Preparing detailed scientific reports and presenting expert testimony in courts of law.
- Research and development in forensic biology techniques.
- Maintaining laboratory equipment and ensuring quality control.
Career progression for a Scientist ‘B’ typically moves to Scientist ‘C’, ‘D’, and so on, with opportunities for specialization and leadership roles within the forensic science domain. This role offers a challenging and impactful career in public service.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: When will the appointment letters be issued?
A: The exact dates for the issuance of appointment letters are not mentioned in this result notification. It usually takes some time after the recommendation list is published, involving further administrative processes like medical examination and police verification. Candidates should keep an eye on the official websites of UPSC and the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Q2: What is the next stage after being recommended?
A: After being recommended, candidates typically undergo a medical examination and character/antecedent verification. Once these processes are satisfactorily completed, the concerned Ministry (Ministry of Home Affairs in this case) will issue the final appointment letter.
Q3: Can I get my detailed marks for all stages of the exam?
A: While this notification only provides the marks obtained by the recommended candidates, UPSC usually releases the detailed marks of all candidates (qualified and non-qualified) for all stages (written exam, interview, etc.) on its official website after the completion of the entire recruitment process. Keep checking the ‘Examination’ or ‘Results’ section of the UPSC website.
Q4: Is there a waiting list for this recruitment?
A: The current notification does not mention a waiting list. UPSC generally maintains a reserve list for some recruitments, but it is not explicitly stated for this particular notification. Any information regarding a reserve list would be published separately.
Q5: What if my name is not on the recommended list?
A: If your name is not on the recommended list, it means you have not been selected in this particular recruitment cycle. You may check your detailed marks once released by UPSC to understand your performance and prepare for future opportunities.
Q6: How many vacancies were there for Scientist ‘B’ (Biology)?
A: As per the notification, there were 02 (Two) Unreserved (UR) vacancies for the post of Scientist ‘B’ (Biology).
Q7: What does RAUV mean?
A: RAUV stands for “Recommended Against Unreserved Vacancy.” It indicates that the candidate has been recommended for a post that was designated for the unreserved category.