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This page contains a list of Indians who joined the Indian Civil Service in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It is not an exhaustive list.

1861-1899

Serial Nos.	Batches	Name	Year of Examination	Year of Joining	Year of Resignation/Disqualification	Rank	Final Posting
1.	1861-1869	Satyendranath Tagore	1863	1864			Judge, Satara
2.	1870-1879, 1st Batch, (examination taken before 1870)	Romesh Dutt	1869	1871			Commissioner (offgt.) of Orissa; later Dewan, Baroda
3.		Behari Lal Gupta	1869	1871			Sessions Judge, Bengal; later Chief Minister, Baroda
4.		Surendranath Banerjee (later Sir)	1869	1871	1871 (Disqualification)		Minister in the Dyarchy Cabinet in Bengal, 1921-1926
5.		Sripad Babaji Thakur	1869	1871			Commissioner of Belgaum, Bombay
6.	1870-1879, 2nd Batch, (examination taken after 1870)	Anandaram Baruah	1870	1872			District Magistrate of Noakhali, Bengal
7.		Krishna Govinda Gupta (later Sir)	1871	1873			Commissioner, Bengal; later member, Secretary of State's Council, UK
8.		Brajendranath De	1873	1875		17th	Magistrate and Collector of Hooghly, Bengal; also Commissioner (offg.), Burdwan
9.		Rustomji Cursetjee	1874	1876			Judge, Agra and Oudh, United Provinces
10.		Kavasjee J. Badshah	1877	1879			Commissioner of Salt and Excise, Bengal
11.	1880-1890	Lokendranath Palit	1884	1886			District and Sessions Judge, Bengal
12.		Perungavur Rajagopalachari (later Diwan Bahadur and Sir)		1886			Chairman of the Madras Legislative Council
13.		Mohsin Badruddin Tyabji	1885	1887			Judge and Sessions Judge, Bombay
14.		Basanta Kumar Mullick	1887	1889			Puisne Judge of Patna High Court
15.	1890-1899	Yusuf Muhamad					Magistrate and Collector, Bengal
16.		Satish Chandra Mukherjee	1890	1892			Magistrate and Collector of Hooghly, Bengal
17.		Kiran Chandra De	1892	1893
18.		Jnanendranath Gupta	1890	1892			Commissioner of Rangpur, Bengal
19.		Birendranath Sen					Joint Magistrate and Deputy Collector
20.		Barzore J. Dalal	1892	1894			Joint Magistrate of Agra
21.		Albion Rajkumar Banerjee (later Sir)	1894	1895			Dewan of Cochin
22.		Abdullah Ibn Yusuf Ali	1894	1895			Joint Magistrate, United Provinces
23.		Diwan Tekchand	1894	1895
24.		Sheikh Ashgar Ali	1895	1896			Assistant Commissioner, Punjab
25.		Satyendra Chandra Mullick	1896	1897
26.		Atul Chandra Chatterjee (later Sir)	1896	1897
27.		Jnanendranath Roy	1897	1898
28.		Charu Chandra Dutt	1898	1899
29.		Manmatha Krishna Deb	1898	1899
30.		Jyotindranath Roy	1898	1899
31.		Pratap Chandra Dutt	1898	1899

1900-1947

Batches	Name	Year of Examination	Year of Joining	Year of Resignation/Disqualification	Rank	Final Posting
1900-1909, 1st Batch, (examination taken before 1900)	Jogindranath Pal	1899	1900			Assistant Commissioner, United Provinces
1900-1909, 2nd Batch, (examination taken after 1900)	1901	1903			Assistant Commissioner, Punjab
	Camaji Byramji Naoroji Cama	1901	1903
	Jagdish Kumar Prasad	1902	1903
	Sarat Kumar Ghosh (later Sir)	1902	1903			Chief Justice of Rajasthan
	Gurusaday Dutt	1904	1905		7th in Part I; 1st in Part II	Secretary, Local Self Government and Public Health, GOB
	Benegal Narsing Rau (later Sir)	1908	1909			Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmir
	Benegal Rama Rau (later Sir)					Governor, Reserve Bank of India
1910-1919	Chandulal Madhavlal Trivedi (later Sir)					Governor of the Punjab
	Sushil Kumar Sinha (later Rt.Hon.)	1918	1919
	Muhammad Saleh Akbar Hydari Jr. (later Sir)	1918	1919			Governor of Assam
	Ramchand Tekchand Shivdasani	1919	1921
	Chintaman Dwarkanath Deshmukh (later Sir)					Governor of the Reserve Bank of India
	K. P. S. Menon					Foreign Secretary of India
1920-1929	Sukumar Sen	1919	1921			Chief Election Commissioner of India
	Satyendranath Ray					Chief Secretary of West Bengal
	Chaudhri Nanak Chandra	1920	1921			Secretary, Rehabilitation
	Subhas Chandra Bose	1920	1921	1921(Resignation)	4th
	Nilamani Senapati	1920			7th	Chief Secretary, Orissa
	C. S. Venkatachari		1923			Chief Minister of Rajasthan
	Girija Shankar Bajpai (later Sir)					Governor of Maharashtra
	Badruddin Tyabji
	Sushil Kumar Dey
	Chaudhry Abdul Hameed Khan	1926
	Annada Shankar Ray	1927
	P S Visvanathan	1929				Home Secretary, Government of Madras State
	Saibal Gupta	1929				Education Secretary, Government of West Bengal
	Nabagopal Das	1929
	Golam Morshed	1929
1930-1939	Yezdezard Dinshaw Gundevia	1930				Secretary to the President
	V Nanjappa	1931				Secretary in the Government of India. Assisted in the integration of princely states in 1947.	Braj Kumar Nehru	1931	Governor of Assam
	Dharma Vira		1931			Governor of West Bengal
	Bhairab Dutt Pande					Governor of West Bengal
	Lallan Prasad Singh					Governor of Assam
	Lakshmi Kant Jha					Indian Ambassador to USA
	Haribhai M. Patel					Defence Minister, Government of India
	MS Randhawa		1934			Chief Commissioner of Chandigarh
	Maharaj Sri Nagendra Singh					President of the International Court of Justice, The Hague
	K.B. Lall					Secretary, Defence, GOI
	Tarlok Singh		1937			Member of the Planning Commission of India
	Govind Narain		1939			Governor of Karnataka
	Ashok Mitra					Secretary to the President of India
	H.V.R. Iyengar					Governor of the Reserve Bank of India
	S. Jagannathan					Governor of the Reserve Bank of India
	L.K. Tate					Collector, Bombay Presidency

1940-1947	Chandrika Prasad Srivastava (later Sir)	Qamr-Ud-Din Abullatif				Secretary General of International Maritime Organisation, London
	Nirmal Kumar Mukarji	1941	1943			Governor of Punjab
	Kumud Kanta Ray		Qudrat-ullah-Shaib			Home Secretary of West Bengal
	Bhagwan Singh (later Captain)		1946			Indian High Commissioner to Fiji
	Debesh Das

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