We don’t grow when things are easy, we grow when we face challenges.

Your UPSC growth will happen only when you are ready to take on the challenges you face in preparation daily.

One of the common myths about the UPSC examination is that you have to read everything under the sun. This myth gives rise to the basic challenge of INCONSISTENCY. Students are reading everything and diversifying their resources which leads to confusion, incomplete syllabus, and pending mock tests.  

POOR PRACTICE schedules leave students with no idea on how to convert knowledge into marks. The prime reason for lack of practice is LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY or MONITORING of your performance. Without constant monitoring, procrastination becomes a foul play in your preparation.   

Our MENTORSHIP PROGRAM is aimed at solving the challenges of inconsistency, poor practice, and lack of monitoring.

INCONSISTENCY – Every individual is different, their strengths and weakness are different and their time availability is also different. Identifying this is important so that you don’t end up making unrealistic targets and lose momentum. Your mentor will make sure you start slow but remain consistent to build your confidence. Making your schedule more structured based on our experience of working with 2000+ students is our first priority.  

PRACTICE – Rome was not built in one day. Similarly, practicing is not a one-time activity. Aspirants make the mistake of thinking that getting feedback on your mains copy o attempting a few tests is enough. Nope! Not that simple. Your mentor has to work with you on a regular basis to analyze your performance. This will ensure that if you are getting unproductive, we can bring you back in the right direction as soon as possible.

MONITORING: A neutral third-person monitoring can be a great addition to your preparation. Constant check on what you are reading, what good material not to miss, and also focusing on areas of high importance is the priority in our mentorship program.  

LET OUR STUDENTS TELL YOU ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCE WITH THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM