Progress tracker

Every day youpractised, andwhere you stand.

Your practice, day by day, for six months, with your streak. Under it, each paper: how much of it you have answered and how well, Prelims and Mains, and what to practise next.

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The practice calendar: six months of days as squares, from May to October, with the days practised filled in, the longest and current streak, and a switch for Mains, Prelims or both.

Your papers

Each paper,where it stands.

A card for every paper. For Prelims, how many of UPSC’s questions you have answered and how many right; for Mains, the answers you have had marked, your average out of 10, and when you last practised. Next up says which to practise now.

  • GS1 to GS4 and Essay, Prelims GS and CSAT.
  • A start for every paper you haven’t touched.
  • Next up: the paper to practise now.
Your papers: Mains GS 1 to GS 4 and Essay with a question to pick for each, and Prelims GS with 11 of 3,800 answered and 27% right, and CSAT not started.

What it counts

Only whatyou did here.

Your practice on UPSC Grade, as it happened: nothing guessed, and no rank predicted.

  • Six months

    Every day you practised, Mains or Prelims or both.

  • Streaks

    Your longest, and the one you’re on.

  • What to do next

    The paper to practise now.

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Today

Practise today.Watch it add up.

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