Structure of the Program
Duration: 4 months (Jan–April 2026 for Prelims 2026)
- Subject-Wise Revision Classes (short, crisp, high-yield)
- Sectional Tests (to strengthen weak areas)
- Full-Length Mock Tests (simulate UPSC exam)
- CSAT Practice Sessions (often ignored, but crucial)
- Current Affairs Revision (last 1.5 years focus)
Content Segmentation (Subject-Wise Plan)
(A) Static Portion
- History: Ancient, Medieval, Modern, Art & Culture (2–3 revision classes each + sectional tests)
- Geography: Physical, Indian, World, Environment basics
- Polity: Constitution, Governance, Schemes
- Economy: Basics + Current (Budget, Survey, RBI updates)
- Environment & Ecology: Biodiversity, Protected Areas, Climate treaties
- Science & Tech: Space, Defence, Biotechnology, IT etc.
(B) Current Affairs & Reports
- 12–18 months coverage
- Priority: Schemes, Policies, Reports, International Relations
- Integrated with Polity, Economy, Environment & S&T
(C) CSAT (Paper II)
- Weekly practice sets
- Focus: Comprehension, Maths/Reasoning shortcuts
- 10–12 CSAT mini-tests + 2 full mocks
Test Series Breakdown
- Sectional Tests: 16 (100 MCQs each, subject-wise)
- Current Affairs Tests: 4 (quarterly)
- CSAT Tests: 8 sectional + 4 FLT
- Prelims FLT GS Paper I: 8 full mocks
- Grand Mocks: 2 (GS + CSAT combined)
Total Tests = 42
Additional Value-Adds
Revision Booklets / Handouts
Daily Prelims Quiz
Error Analysis Sheets
Rank Analysis
Mentorship & Support
Strategy Workshops
