The Union Public Service Commission, or UPSC, has declared the final results of the Engineering Service Examination, 2024, today, November 23. The UPSC ESE 2024 final result can be downloaded from the official commission portal, upsc.gov.in. The UPSC ESE 2024 scorecards have been uploaded in PDF format.

Of the 630 candidates recommended for the personality test, a total of 206 have made it to the final list. The result of UPSC ESE 2024 will be downloadable by candidates who will require login credentials, including their registration number and date of birth.

According to the government notice, Rohit Dhondge has emerged as the topper in the civil engineering exam, Munish Kumar topped the mechanical engineering exam, Rajan Kumar topped electrical engineering, and Himanshu Thapliyal topped the electronic and telecom engineering exams. Meanwhile, the UPSC ESE result 2024 of the candidate of 43 recommended candidates is provisional, said the commission.

“Appointments shall be made strictly following the extant rules and the number of vacancies available. Allotment of candidates to various Services/Posts shall be made according to ranks obtained and preference of Services expressed by them, ” the commission stated in its official notice.

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Conclusion:

UPSC ESE Result 2024 is a landmark for those 206 selected candidates in different streams of engineering. It speaks for toppers stream-wise like Rohit Dhondge, Munish Kumar, Rajan Kumar, and Himanshu Thapliyal. Results have reflected the aspirants’ hard work and commitment. The commission had clarified that the rules of appointment strictly would be followed based on ranks and applicants’ preferences. Candidates may refer to the UPSC portal for more information and the official statement. Congratulations to the candidates who have qualified.

The research will involve studying biomass from more than 10 states to develop a process for the production of high-quality biochar for steel applications such as coke making, sintering, and sponge iron production.

IIT Dhanbad & Sentra.World Partner to Develop Biochar for Decarbonising Steel Production

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Dhanbad and sentra.world have collaborated to undertake research initiatives focused on the decarbonisation of steel manufacturing processes. According to sentra.world, in a statement made on Thursday, the partnership focuses on the use of biochar as an environmentally friendly alternative for coal in the manufacturing process.

Biochar is the black carbon produced from biomass sources, which include agricultural waste products among others. The research shall entail characterizing biomass from more than 10 states and developing conversion processes to produce high-quality biochar that is suitable for all steel applications like coke making, sintering, sponge iron production etc., added Aayush Raj Sinha, Business Head, at sentra.world.

The initial target is to use about 720 metric tonnes of surplus biomass available across the country, including agricultural residues like parali, or rice husk, he said. The contribution of India’s domestic steel industry to total greenhouse gas emissions is reportedly 8-12 per cent and 8 per cent globally. The government has been requesting research institutes and companies to conduct R&D activities aimed at decarbonising the steel industry and using waste substances in steel-making processes. Bengaluru-based sentra.world works on developing carbon management practices for the steel sector.

Conclusion

The partnership between IIT Dhanbad and sentra.world marks a significant step toward a sustainable future for the steel industry. Leveraging biochar as an eco-friendly alternative to coal, this research initiative aims to decarbonize steel production, therefore reducing greenhouse gas emissions, as part of efforts toward greener industrial practices in India. Collaboration not only showcases the potential of innovative research but also underlines the necessity of integrating environmental sustainability into industrial processes.