Aizawl, February 19: The Mizoram Public Service Commission (MPSC) has withdrawn and revised the final results of the Mizoram Civil Services (Combined Competitive) Examination 2025 after one candidate was found “technically ineligible.”
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The original final result was declared on February 9, 2026, vide Notification No. MCS/1/2025-MPSC(PE). However, the Commission stated that new information later emerged indicating that one of the recommended candidates did not meet eligibility criteria on technical grounds.
According to the initial result, Samuel Chinsonmung (13th rank), a resident of Churachandpur, Manipur, had secured 965.80 marks and was recommended for appointment to the Mizoram Civil Service (MCS). Following review, his name has now been removed from the list of recommended candidates.
With the revision, the candidate who was earlier ranked 14th, Lalhruaitluanga of New Ngharchhip, Mizoram, securing 960.50 marks, has moved up in the merit list and has been recommended for MCS.
The Commission clarified that due to the development, it has not yet forwarded recommendations to the Government of Mizoram. It also stated that once the revised result was issued, the earlier final result dated February 9 stood withdrawn.
Meanwhile, other changes were also reflected in the revised list. Lalremsiami of Armed Veng, Aizawl, has newly qualified for the Junior Grade of the Mizoram Information Service (MIS) with 936.64 marks and is now placed at Rank 29.
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Similarly, GS Zoremtluangi of Khawzawl, who had earlier been selected for MIS, has now been recommended for the Mizoram Finance & Accounts Service (MFAS) after securing 949.38 marks. She was previously on the panel list for MFAS and has also reportedly cleared the Mizoram Health Service Junior Grade interview.
The MPSC had earlier indicated that the result would be “withdrawn and revised” after identifying the eligibility issue. The Commission reiterated that the recast result supersedes the February 9 declaration.
