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The UPSC conducts India's toughest recruitment exams - the Civil Services Exam (IAS / IPS / IFS), CDS, NDA, CAPF (AC), ESE and CMS. Each has its own stages and marking; the Civil Services Prelims alone screens lakhs of candidates with a GS paper, a qualifying CSAT and 1/3 negative marking. Practise each one in its real pattern.
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Full-length mocks for every major UPSC exam. Each in its own structure - Civil Services Prelims (GS Paper I + qualifying CSAT), CDS, NDA's Maths + GAT, CAPF AC, ESE and CMS - not one generic paper relabelled.
Civil Services Prelims: GS Paper I (100 Q / 200 marks, 2 hr) and CSAT (80 Q / 200 marks, qualifying at 33%), with 1/3 negative marking per wrong answer. Every exam's timing and marking mirrored exactly in our mocks.
Question difficulty and subject weightage match actual UPSC Prelims (and CDS / NDA) papers from recent years. Built to the current pattern and syllabus, not legacy papers repurposed.
Three difficulty tiers per full paper. Easy for confidence-building early in prep. Standard matches actual UPSC Prelims-level difficulty. Hard for stress-testing in the final two months before the exam.
Don't just take 2-hour mocks. Drill one subject in 25 minutes. Polity shaky? Run a 25-min Polity-only set before moving on. Same for History, Geography, Economy, Environment, Current Affairs.
Stuck on a tricky Polity or Economy question? Get a hint that points to the right concept without giving the answer. Learn the path, not just the destination. (Instant Feedback mode.)
GS Paper I mock score → indicative band against typical category cut-offs (General / OBC / SC / ST / EWS), with a CSAT-qualifying check. See whether you'd clear before the real Prelims.
Every question has a worked solution, not just an answer key. Wrong answers explain the concept and the fastest approach - critical when every section is timed to the minute.
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