Year Long Prelims Test Series for CSE 2027

Phase-1: PTS-GRIT (Sep 2026 - Jan 2027)

GRIT is an 18-week base-building programme. The prelims syllabus put in place, subject by subject, before preparation turns into a sprint. One rhythm, every week. You read. You are tested on what you can remember and on how UPSC has asked it. Most aspirants read a subject once, test once, and move on. By February they are still on basics when they should be building speed.

GRIT exists so that you are not one of them.

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GRASP

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday. You read the week's subject from a reading list we give you. Specific chapters, specific sources.

RECALL

Wednesday. 25 questions on what you just read. NCERT level, no tricks. The check on whether the reading stayed.

INTEGRATE

Wednesday. 25 UPSC Previous Year Questions on the same syllabus, attempted while the concept is fresh.

TEST

Sunday. 100 questions in the exam's format. The week's subject, current affairs, and questions carried forward.

The Principle. The testing effect. You retain what you retrieve, far better than what you re-read. Two retrievals a week, for eighteen weeks.

The GRIT Plan

WHAT IT IS:

Six subject blocks and a consolidation fortnight, 14th September to 24th January. The prelims syllabus read, recalled, integrated and tested, one subject at a time, with one planned break (9-15 November) and room to get things corrected before it matters.

WHAT IT IS NOT:

A revision course, a crash course, or a test series you fit around your own plan. GRIT sets the reading order and it sets the test days. Phase 2. PTS Booster follows from 1st February.

A Week in PTS-GRIT

PTS-GRIT Test Explained

CONCEPTS + PYQ* HALF TEST (HLT)

50 Questions | 60 Minutes | Non-Flexible

25 conceptual questions, based on the week's syllabus from NCERT and basics + 25 Questions from UPSC PYQ's* on the same syllabus.Every Wednesday

WEEKLY FULL TEST (FLT)

100 Questions | 2 Hours | Flexible*

A full-format paper: 70 questions on the week's subject, 25 on current affairs, and 5 on governance and public policy. All new questions. Every Sunday

FULL SYLLABUS TEST (FLT)

100 Questions | 2 Hours | Flexible*

Four complete-syllabus papers in the closing fortnight, bringing together everything built across the eighteen weeks. Last Fortnight.

CSAT FULL TEST

80 Questions | 2 Hours | Flexible*

Six full CSAT papers, each on the Sunday a subject block closes, GS in the morning, CSAT in the afternoon, the same way UPSC conducts the exam. Every Sunday*

*Subject completion sunday

*Visual explanation included for these tests. *In HLT's, if weekly syllabus lacks sufficient PYQ's conceptual questions will be used. *FLT's & CSAT papers in offline mode are non-flexible.