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UPSC via PYQs teaches you from the basics, shows you how UPSC has asked every topic since 1979, marks the answers you write, clears your doubts with AI and experts, and tells you exactly what to do next. A mentor at every step, at any hour — on the web or right in WhatsApp.
Free to start: the last two years’ papers in full, plus 1,000 AI credits when you sign in. No card needed.
Why preparation stalls
Books, videos, notes and test series pile up, but nobody tells you where to begin, whether your answer is good enough, or what you have quietly forgotten. A mentor does.
The syllabus is huge and every source says something different. Without a starting point, weeks go into collecting material instead of learning it.
Your mentor: starts you on NCERT basics and links each chapter to the questions UPSC actually asked from it.
Mains is won on answer writing, yet most answers are never checked — or come back days later with a number and no reasons.
Your mentor: marks each answer UPSC-style within minutes, shows what you missed, and how to write it better.
What you read once fades within weeks. Most revision is either random or left to the last month.
Your mentor: brings back what you got wrong or saved on the day you are about to forget it.
Your preparation, step by step
This is the path your mentor walks with you. Keep scrolling to move through the steps — every screen is the real app, and you can tap any picture to see it full size.
Before you open a book, see the whole exam on one page: the three stages, every paper, and every topic in the official syllabus.
Every chapter that matters for UPSC is explained the way a good teacher would: in simple words first, then the ideas, diagrams and flowcharts — assuming you know nothing yet.
Move from school level to UPSC level. Concept notes cover Prelims, Mains and the Optional topic by topic; frameworks give you a ready skeleton for any Mains answer.
Now test what you learnt on the real thing. Attempt any past question and get a clear explanation — the rule that cracks it, why each option is right or wrong, and how often UPSC asks the topic.
Ten questions a day, picked for you, with an explanation after each one. Small enough to never skip; steady enough to cover the syllabus.
No laptop, no app to open — just WhatsApp. Say hi and your tutor sends a real Prelims PYQ. Answer it, and you get the correct option with the key idea behind it, right away.
Type your answer or take a photo of your handwritten sheet. Your mentor gives marks for each part, shows what you covered and missed, and how to make it stronger.
Stuck at midnight? Ask the AI — it already knows which question or chapter you are on. Want a human view? Ask under any question, where marked experts reply and write model answers.
Every attempt, answer and chapter you read is saved. Your mentor turns it into one clear next step — and brings mistakes back just before you would forget them.
Basics learnt, concepts clear, every pattern seen, answers practised and marked, doubts cleared, mistakes revised. That is what preparing with a mentor looks like.
Why a mentor, not just material
| What you need | UPSC via PYQs | Classroom coaching | General AI chatbot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starts from NCERT basics | Every chapter, simply | Usually | Only if you ask |
| Built on every past UPSC question | Prelims since 1979 | Selected questions | Not built in |
| Answers marked the UPSC way | Any time, in minutes | On test schedule | Not exam-calibrated |
| Doubts cleared | AI any hour + experts | In class hours | AI only |
| Knows what you should revise | Automatic revision | Up to you | No memory of your progress |
| Learn at your own pace | Web, phone & WhatsApp | Fixed timetable | Yes |
| Cost to begin | Free | Varies | Varies |
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The daily loop
Every topic goes round the same five steps. Your mentor keeps track, so you never wonder what comes next.
NCERT and concept notes, explained from zero.
Past papers and Today’s 10, with explanations.
UPSC-style marks and a better version.
AI at any hour, experts in the discussion.
Mistakes return just in time.
Made for every kind of aspirant
Begin with NCERT in simple words. The mentor builds the order for you.
Ten questions a day, on your phone or WhatsApp. Progress saved wherever you stop.
Find your weak topics fast and fix your answer writing with marked feedback.
Anthropology, PSIR, Public Administration and Sociology papers with explanations.
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No card. No trial clock.
Questions
It means you are never preparing alone. The app teaches you each topic from the basics, shows how UPSC has asked it, checks the answers you write, answers your doubts, and keeps track of what you need to revise — then tells you the next step on your dashboard.
Yes. Start with the NCERT chapters: each one opens with “In simple words” and assumes you know nothing yet. When something is unclear, tap AI Explanation or ask the AI in your own words.
Type your answer or upload a photo of your handwritten sheet. The AI reads it, gives UPSC-style marks for content, structure, examples and conclusion, lists what you covered and missed, and suggests a stronger version. It is an estimate to find your gaps — real examiners vary.
Experts are people UPSC via PYQs has marked as experts. Ask your doubt in the discussion under any question; expert replies carry a ✓ Expert badge, and experts also write full model answers to questions.
The latest two exam years are free to read in full, and every account gets 1,000 AI credits on sign-in. A chat reply uses 1 credit and checking an answer uses a few. Credits never expire, failed AI requests are refunded, and results you have already generated are free to open again.
Yes — the whole site works in your phone’s browser. You can also practise real Prelims PYQs on WhatsApp: a few free questions every day, each with the answer and its key idea, and your WhatsApp answers appear on your dashboard once you link your number.
Photos and PDFs of your answers are read to get the text and are not kept.
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