GPSC Final Result Advt. 47/2023-24: 7 Successful Selections from Bubna’s IAS Academy, Surat – A Proud Achievement in Gujarat
The GPSC Final Result Advt. 47/2023-24 marks a proud milestone for Bubna’s IAS Academy, Surat. With seven successful candidates securing important positions in Gujarat’s administrative services, the academy celebrates a remarkable achievement in its GPSC coaching journey.
From Deputy Collector and Deputy Superintendent of Police to Section Officer, State Tax Officer, Assistant District Registrar and District Inspector of Land Records, these selections represent diverse areas of public administration and governance.
At Bubna’s IAS, we believe that civil services preparation is not merely about clearing competitive examinations. It is about developing knowledge, administrative understanding, analytical ability, confidence and the personality required to become a responsible government officer.
This achievement strengthens our commitment to providing quality GPSC coaching, personalised mentorship and structured interview preparation for aspirants across Gujarat.
GPSC Final Result 47/2023-24: Seven Successful Candidates of Bubna’s IAS
We proudly congratulate our seven achievers who have secured their respective positions in the GPSC Class 1 & 2 recruitment under Advertisement No. 47/2023-24.
| Candidate | Selected Position |
| Sarthak Dudhat | Deputy Collector |
| Dr. Hiral Merchant | Deputy Superintendent of Police |
| Chandni Gohil | Section Officer (Sachivalaya) |
| Shafaq Desai | Social Welfare Officer (Scheduled Caste), Class 2 |
| Jaykunj Koladiya | State Tax Officer |
| Purvi Patel | Assistant District Registrar |
| Priyesh Patel | District Inspector of Land Records |
Each selection represents a different administrative responsibility and requires a distinct understanding of governance, public policy and service delivery.
Understanding the Seven Administrative Services: Why Role-Specific Preparation Matters
The GPSC examination provides opportunities to enter different branches of Gujarat’s administrative machinery. Understanding the responsibilities of these positions is essential not only for examination preparation but also for the personality test.
- Sarthak Dudhat – Deputy Collector
Sarthak Dudhat’s selection as Deputy Collector is an outstanding achievement.
The Deputy Collector plays an important role in district administration, revenue management, land-related matters, implementation of government policies, disaster management and public grievance redressal.
A candidate aspiring for this position must have a sound understanding of Gujarat’s administrative structure, revenue administration, land reforms, district-level governance and the relationship between citizens and government institutions.
Interview preparation for this service should include situational questions involving land disputes, disaster response, public grievances, administrative coordination and ethical decision-making.
- Dr. Hiral Merchant – Deputy Superintendent of Police
Dr. Hiral Merchant’s selection as Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) is another proud achievement.
Police administration requires leadership, discipline, integrity, emotional stability and the ability to make decisions in challenging situations.
A prospective police officer must understand internal security, cybercrime, criminal justice administration, police reforms, community policing, women’s safety and human rights.
The GPSC interview may also explore situational issues such as communal tensions, public protests, cyber fraud, law-and-order challenges and the responsible use of police authority.
The ability to balance firmness with constitutional values is an essential quality for effective policing.
- Chandni Gohil – Section Officer (Sachivalaya)
Chandni Gohil’s selection as Section Officer (Sachivalaya) represents an important achievement in Secretariat administration.
The Secretariat plays a significant role in policy formulation, departmental coordination, government decision-making and the implementation of administrative directives.
A Section Officer should understand government procedures, file management, rules of business, administrative communication, legislative processes and institutional accountability.
For interview preparation, important areas include the functioning of the Gujarat Secretariat, the relationship between the political executive and permanent executive, e-governance and administrative reforms.
- Shafaq Desai – Social Welfare Officer (Scheduled Caste), Class 2
Shafaq Desai’s selection as Social Welfare Officer (Scheduled Caste), Class 2, highlights the importance of inclusive governance and social justice.
Social welfare administration focuses on implementing government schemes, promoting educational and economic empowerment and ensuring that welfare benefits reach eligible communities.
Candidates aspiring for such positions should develop a strong understanding of constitutional safeguards, social justice policies, welfare delivery mechanisms and the challenges associated with the implementation of government schemes.
Important interview themes include Articles 14, 15, 16, 17 and 46 of the Indian Constitution, the role of constitutional commissions, social inclusion and the effectiveness of targeted welfare programmes.
- Jaykunj Koladiya – State Tax Officer
Jaykunj Koladiya’s selection as State Tax Officer is a significant achievement in the field of taxation and revenue administration.
State taxation contributes to government revenue mobilisation, economic regulation, tax compliance and financial administration.
A candidate preparing for this service should understand GST, indirect taxation, tax administration, revenue generation, tax evasion and the role of technology in improving compliance.
Interview preparation should also cover the formalisation of the economy, digital transactions, ease of doing business and the relationship between taxation and economic development.
- Purvi Patel – Assistant District Registrar
Purvi Patel’s selection as Assistant District Registrar represents another important administrative achievement.
The registration system plays a significant role in maintaining legal records, facilitating property transactions and ensuring transparency in documentation.
Candidates preparing for this position should understand the registration framework, property documentation, stamp duty, land records, public service delivery and digital registration initiatives.
Relevant interview discussions may include digitisation of property records, fraudulent documentation, transparency in land transactions and the importance of accessible government services.
- Priyesh Patel – District Inspector of Land Records
Priyesh Patel’s selection as District Inspector of Land Records highlights the importance of land administration and revenue records in Gujarat.
Land records are essential for property ownership documentation, agricultural administration, revenue management and the resolution of land-related disputes.
A candidate preparing for this position should understand land surveying, record maintenance, cadastral mapping, digitisation of land records and the role of technology in revenue administration.
Interview topics may include land record modernisation, the Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme (DILRMP), land disputes, agricultural land administration and the use of GIS and digital mapping.
GPSC Interview Guidance: Turning Examination Success into Administrative Readiness
Clearing the Preliminary and Main examinations is a major accomplishment. However, the personality test demands a different set of skills.
The GPSC interview assesses a candidate’s communication, analytical thinking, confidence, awareness, ethical orientation, decision-making and suitability for public administration.
At Bubna’s IAS Academy, Surat, our GPSC Interview Guidance Programme focuses on developing these qualities through structured classroom sessions and individual preparation.
What Makes the Bubna’s IAS Interview Guidance Programme Different?
- Detailed DAF Analysis
Candidates receive guidance to identify probable questions based on their educational background, hometown, personal interests, achievements and other details mentioned in their application.
- Service-Specific Interview Preparation
Different administrative positions require different perspectives. Our preparation approach considers the responsibilities of services such as Deputy Collector, DySP, Section Officer, State Tax Officer and other GPSC Class 1 & 2 posts.
- Gujarat-Specific Knowledge
Special attention is given to Gujarat’s history, geography, economy, culture, administrative structure, government policies and contemporary challenges.
- Current Affairs and Governance
Candidates develop the ability to discuss national and international developments, government initiatives, public policy and contemporary governance issues with balanced perspectives.
- Personality Development and Soft Skills
The programme focuses on communication, presentation, confidence, body language, professional conduct and officer-like qualities.
- Three Full-Length Mock Interviews
The programme includes three structured mock interviews of approximately 30–35 minutes each, followed by performance evaluation and individual feedback to help candidates improve their interview approach.
- Individual Mentorship
Personalised guidance helps candidates identify their strengths, address weaknesses and improve the quality and structure of their responses.
Our objective is not to prepare candidates to memorise answers. It is to help them develop independent thinking, clarity of expression and the confidence to handle unfamiliar questions.
Explore the GPSC Interview Guidance Programme by Bubna’s IAS.
Why Choose Bubna’s IAS Academy for GPSC Coaching in Gujarat?
Located in Surat, Bubna’s IAS Academy provides structured preparation for UPSC and GPSC aspirants.
Our academic approach focuses on all three stages of the competitive examination:
- Integrated Prelims and Mains preparation.
- Gujarat-specific study material and current affairs.
- Regular examinations and performance evaluation.
- Answer-writing practice and personalised feedback.
- Dedicated mentorship and interview preparation.
- Personality development and administrative aptitude.
Explore our GPSC Foundation Course in Surat and GPSC One-to-One Mentorship Programme.
A Proud Moment for Bubna’s IAS Academy, Surat
The GPSC Final Result Advt. 47/2023-24 is a memorable milestone for our academy.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Sarthak Dudhat, Dr. Hiral Merchant, Chandni Gohil, Shafaq Desai, Jaykunj Koladiya, Purvi Patel and Priyesh Patel.
Their selections across different administrative services reflect the diverse opportunities available through the Gujarat Public Service Commission.
We also extend our best wishes to all GPSC aspirants who are working towards their dream of joining Gujarat’s administrative services.
At Bubna’s IAS, we remain committed to guiding future administrators through quality education, dedicated mentorship and comprehensive interview preparation.
Seven Achievers. Seven Administrative Responsibilities. One Commitment to Excellence.
Bubna’s IAS Academy, Surat – Preparing Aspirants. Shaping Future Administrators.
For GPSC Class 1 & 2 coaching, mentorship and interview guidance, visit Bubna’s IAS Academy.