Sectional Tests
- 100 questions a paper
- 90 minutes
- 25 current-affairs questions
Most of what separates a good test platform from a bad one is invisible until something goes wrong — the clock drifts, the connection drops, or the answers turn out to have been sitting in the page all along. This is what we do about each of those.
None of these are visible on a marketing page from the outside, which is exactly why they are written down here.
Correct options, explanations and model answers are stripped on the server before the paper is sent. There is nothing in the page source, the network tab or the app's memory to read ahead from.
Timing is held server-side with a 15-second grace window on submission, so a slow network costs you the network delay and nothing more.
The order is shuffled when the attempt starts and then stays put. If the connection drops and you come back, you return to the same paper in the same order, with your saved answers intact.
Anything saved before time counts and is marked normally. The attempt simply sits out of the leaderboard rather than being thrown away.
Ranking uses your best attempt — higher score first, then faster time. Practising a paper twice is not punished.
+2 for a correct answer, −0.66 for a wrong one, 0 for unattempted, with partial credit on passage-based sets. Your mock score means what a real score would mean.
Every subject gets 2 sectional tests and 1 full-length paper. On top of that the series carries 10 full-length tests, 5 current-affairs tests and 5 CSAT tests. Ancient, Medieval and Art & Culture count as one subject; Physics, Chemistry and Biology count as Science; Economy and Agriculture are merged and carry 3 sectionals.
The series runs 1 September to 30 November 2026. Tests are at least 3 days apart in September and at least 2 days apart from 1 October. Every question set is uploaded to the app at least 3 days before its test date. There are no revision or grand-revision tests in the series.
See what the test series costsThe score is the least useful thing an attempt produces. What matters is which topics it named.
A wrong answer is not just a lost mark — it is a named topic in the syllabus tree. The analysis names them.
Weak topics from an attempt drop the memory-strength score for that topic, which pushes it up today's queue automatically.
Each solution opens the topic it came from, with the notes and the previous-year questions already filed there.
It is also included in the UPPCS 1 Year Pass at ₹1,249, and every new account gets a 7-day free trial first.
Seven days, everything unlocked, no card. If your notes, questions and revision are not in better shape by the end of it, you have lost nothing.
Current affairs, PYQs and answer keys stay free with or without a subscription.