Daily answer writing
One questiona day, markedfree.
Every day there is one real UPSC Mains question to write, the same for everyone. Read a model answer first if you like, then write yours in about the time the exam gives it. It is marked free, every day.
Marked free, every day. No card needed.
Model answer
See a model answer,part by part.
Each day’s question has a model answer, written from toppers’ answers to the same or close questions. Its opening, body and close are labelled with the approach each takes; tap a point to see how a topper wrote it.
- Opening, body and close, each named.
- Every point linked to a topper’s line.
- In about the words the question asks for.
Build an answer
Choose how you’llopen, build and close.
Before you write, build an outline: how to open, which framework to build the body on, and how to close. For each choice you see when it works and how many toppers took it on a similar question.
- Ways to open, frameworks for the body, ways to close.
- The angles each framework covers.
- Your outline beside you as you choose, with its word count.
Every day
A habit,not a test.
One question a day, so writing becomes part of the day. If you wrote it before, the card says when, and your mark.
One a day
The same question for everyone, new each day.
Marked free
Today’s question never uses a free answer or a copy.
About exam time
Its marks, word limit and the minutes UPSC’s pace gives it.
A model answer
Every day’s question has one, to read first or after.
Want more than one?
Practise a few, or a whole paper.
Write UPSC’s own Mains questions from where you lose marks, or sit a whole past paper on a 3-hour clock.
Today’s question
One question.Write it today.
It is marked free, and tomorrow there is another.
Marked free, every day. No card needed.