GS4 · UPSC Mains
Civil Services ethics has everything to do with management. It is as much a Departmental as a personal issue. Leaders who fail to create systems that facilitate ethical conduct are equally to blame as much as those who indulge in ethical misconduct. Do you think the Departmental culture leads to ethical misconduct or is the individual with weak willpower culpable? (Discuss). (Answer in 150 words)
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animesh Jain | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Animesh Jain | — | UnlockIAS | p.30 |
| ANUSHKA KARNWAL | — | NextIAS | p.28 |
| AKHIL T | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Sameer Goel | — | NextIAS | p.29 |
| SHIVAM | — | NextIAS | p.28 |
| NAZIA PARWEEN | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Nazish Umar Ansari | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Ankit Agrawal | — | NextIAS | p.29 |
| Mrinal Kumar | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Arfa Usmani | — | NextIAS | p.28 |
| Mohit Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| SYED ADEEL MOHSIN | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Areeba Nomaan | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| DEEPESH GAUR | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| JASWANT MALIK | — | NextIAS | p.26 |
| MAHI SHARMA | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Muhammed Swalah T A | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Ankit Agrawal | — | NextIAS | p.29 |