Test series
Sit the paperstoppers sat.
Whole GS papers that rank-holders wrote in their test series, full-length and sectional. Write one on a 3-hour clock, hand it in, and set each marked answer beside that topper’s own.
Your first 30 answers are marked free. No card needed.
Choose
A paper a topper sat,start to finish.
Each test is one topper’s paper: the questions as they were set, with their marks. Find one by the topper’s rank, their CSE year or their name, full-length first and then sectional, by area.
- Who sat it, with their rank and year.
- How many other toppers sat the same paper.
- 3 hours, 3 hours 45 minutes, or no clock.
Compare
Their answer,beside yours.
Write on the same Desk as the PYQ papers, typed or on paper. Once it is marked, each of your answers opens with that topper’s answer to the same question, set out part by part.
- Opening, body and close, side by side.
- Their words, examples, diagrams and headings, counted beside yours.
- Their whole copy, a tap away.
What a test is
A real paper,and a real answer.
Only complete papers become tests: every question with its marks, adding up to a full paper.
Sat by a topper
With their rank and CSE year; the best-ranked shown when several sat it.
Full-length or sectional
Papers across the syllabus, and papers mostly on one area of it.
On the clock
3 hours, as in the exam, or longer while you build speed.
Their answer to compare
The topper’s own answer to each question, after yours is marked.
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.
Before you sit one
See how toppers answered.
Open any question toppers wrote, see how they opened, built and closed it, and read one of their answers in full. Free to read, no account needed.
Your next test
Write the paper.Then read theirs.
Hand it in and see the topper’s answer beside yours. Your first 30 answers are marked free.
Your first 30 answers are marked free. No card needed.