Mains PYQ practice
1,000+ GS questions UPSC set since 2013: one today, a few on where you lose marks, or a whole past paper on a 3-hour clock. Type your answers, or write them on paper and photograph the pages.
Your first 30 answers are marked free. No card needed.

Pick
Each day there is one question to write. Or practise a few from one paper: from the themes where you lose marks, from a theme you choose, or from any. Questions you have already written are left out.

The Desk
Every question sits on the left as UPSC set it, in English or Hindi. For each one, type in a lined box with a word count, write it on paper and photograph it when you hand in, or leave it.

Whole papers
Every GS paper from 2013, as it was set: three hours on the clock, or longer, or none. Each answer is marked against its own question, and the papers you have started show where you left off.

What you can write
The questions are UPSC’s own, from its question papers, with the source named on each.
GS I to GS IV
Every question from 2013, by paper, year and theme.
English or हिन्दी
Read the paper in either, as UPSC printed it.
Typed or on paper
Type here, or photograph your handwritten pages when you hand in.
UPSC’s time
A clock at the exam’s pace, or none at all.
Essays are not marked yet. Each answer marked uses one credit, and your first 30 are free, for life. A paper is marked until your credits run out, and the rest wait until you have more.
Ready for more?
Test-series papers that rank-holders wrote, on the same Desk, with that topper’s own answer beside yours once it is marked.
Today’s practice
Type it or write it on paper, and get it marked against how toppers write. Your first 30 answers are marked free.
Your first 30 answers are marked free. No card needed.