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Haryana Woman Secures 5th Rank in HCS Exam 2025 Using ChatGPT
✍️ Business Today
🗓 11 Oct 2026, 06:17 PM
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A woman from Haryana achieved the fifth rank in the 2025 Haryana Civil Services exam after studying with ChatGPT and foregoing traditional coaching.
On 15th March 2025, the Haryana Civil Services (HCS) exam concluded with the state announcing the top 10 candidates. The fifth‑ranked candidate, a resident of Haryana, achieved a score of 8,750 out of 10,000, placing her among the highest performers nationwide.
The candidate chose to study exclusively with ChatGPT, an AI language model, and declined enrollment in conventional coaching institutes. She reported that the AI provided personalized explanations, practice questions, and real‑time feedback, allowing her to focus on weak areas.
Her achievement has sparked interest in the use of artificial intelligence for competitive exam preparation. The Haryana State Public Service Commission (HSPSC) has acknowledged the potential of AI tools but emphasized that candidates should still adhere to the syllabus and official study material.
While the exam board has not released a detailed statement, the candidate’s success demonstrates that alternative study methods can yield high results in high‑stakes examinations.
The candidate chose to study exclusively with ChatGPT, an AI language model, and declined enrollment in conventional coaching institutes. She reported that the AI provided personalized explanations, practice questions, and real‑time feedback, allowing her to focus on weak areas.
Her achievement has sparked interest in the use of artificial intelligence for competitive exam preparation. The Haryana State Public Service Commission (HSPSC) has acknowledged the potential of AI tools but emphasized that candidates should still adhere to the syllabus and official study material.
While the exam board has not released a detailed statement, the candidate’s success demonstrates that alternative study methods can yield high results in high‑stakes examinations.