UPSC CSE Prelims Test Series- 2025

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Test Schedule

(All the tests will be unlocked one after another, Aspirants are advised to give CSAT tests also timely to ensure full preparation of paper-2 )

S.No	Subject	Test Number	Test Description	Syllabus
1	Polity and Constitution	Test no. 1	NCERT based	– Basic Concepts of Indian Constitution – Role and Importance of the Preamble – Fundamental Rights, Duties, and Directive Principles – Overview of Union and State Governments – NCERT Class VI-XII (Political Science)
2		Test no. 2	Polity Basic	– Key Features of the Indian Political System – Theories of Separation of Powers – Types of Government Systems (Federal, Unitary) – Parliamentary vs. Presidential Systems – Constitutional Amendments and Articles
3		Test no. 3	Basics of Constitution	– In-depth Study of the Preamble – Structure of the Indian Constitution: Parts, Schedules, Articles – Features of the Indian Secular State – Role of Constitutional Bodies (President, Vice-President, etc.) – Key Amendments and Landmark Judgments
4		Test no. 4	Polity advanced	– Detailed Study of Parliament: Structure, Powers, and Functions – Judiciary System: Structure, Powers, Judicial Review, and Activism – Union-State Relations: Legislative, Administrative, and Financial – Panchayati Raj and Local Governance – Independent Constitutional Bodies: CAG, Election Commission, etc.
5		Test no. 5	Constitution advanced	– Emergency Provisions and Types: National, State, Financial – Fundamental Rights vs. Directive Principles of State Policy – Special Provisions for SCs, STs, OBCs, and Minorities – Interstate Relations: Interstate Councils, Zonal Councils – Analysis of the Basic Structure Doctrine
6	Science and Technology	Test no. 6	General science NCERT based	– NCERT Science Concepts: Class VI-X – Basic Physics: Motion, Forces, Work and Energy, Light, Sound – Basic Chemistry: Elements, Compounds, Acids and Bases, Atomic Structure – Basic Biology: Plant and Animal Systems, Reproduction, Ecosystems – Understanding Scientific Temperament
7		Test no. 7	Technology Basics	– Introduction to ICT: History, Evolution, and Current Applications – Basics of Computers and Internet – Role of Technology in Governance (e-Governance) – Technological Revolutions (Industrial, Digital) – Impact of Technology on Society and Economy
8		Test no. 8	General Science Basics	– Understanding Scientific Principles and Methods – The Scientific Process and Experimentation – Basics of Scientific Measurements and Calculations – Interrelation between Science and Everyday Life – Role of Science in Environmental Conservation
9		Test no. 9	Technology advanced	– Advanced Topics in Information Technology (AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain) – Space Technology: Satellites, Space Missions, ISRO’s Contributions – Biotechnology: Genetic Engineering, CRISPR, Stem Cells – Green Technologies: Renewable Energy, Electric Vehicles – Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Issues
10		Test no. 10	General Science advanced	– Advanced Physics: Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, Particle Physics – Advanced Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, Physical Chemistry – Advanced Biology: Genetics, Evolution, Human Anatomy – Environmental Science: Climate Change, Sustainable Development – Innovations in Medical Science
11	World Geography & Indian Geography	Test no. 11	Geomorphology	– Processes of Landform Development: Weathering, Erosion, Deposition – Types of Landforms: Mountains, Plateaus, Plains, Deserts – Tectonic Activity: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Plate Boundaries – Geomorphic Cycles and Landscape Evolution – Soil Formation and Types
12		Test no. 12	Climatology	– Atmospheric Layers and Composition – Weather Elements: Temperature, Pressure, Wind, Humidity – Climate Classification Systems (Köppen, Thornthwaite) – Global Climate Patterns: Monsoon, Mediterranean, Tundra, etc. – Impact of Climate Change on Weather Systems
13		Test no. 13	Oceanography + Biogeography	– Ocean Currents and their Effects (El Niño, La Niña) – Marine Ecosystems: Coral Reefs, Mangroves, Ocean Zones – Biogeographical Realms: Distribution of Flora and Fauna – Conservation of Marine Biodiversity – Human Impact on Oceans and Marine Life
14		Test no. 14	Indian Geography Basics	– Physical Divisions of India: Himalayas, Northern Plains, Deccan Plateau – Major River Systems: Ganga, Brahmaputra, Krishna, Godavari – Indian Climate: Seasons, Monsoon Patterns, Climatic Zones – Natural Resources: Minerals, Forests, Water – India’s Soils: Types, Characteristics, and Distribution
15		Test no. 15	Indian Geography advanced	– Indian Agriculture: Cropping Patterns, Major Crops – Agricultural Practices and Problems – Major Irrigation Projects and Water Management – Urban Geography: Growth of Indian Cities, Urbanization – Industrial Geography: Distribution of Major Industries
16	Environment and Ecology	Test no. 16	Basic Concepts and definitions	– Ecology Basics: Ecosystems, Food Chains, Food Webs – Biodiversity and its Importance – Types of Ecosystems: Terrestrial, Aquatic – Ecological Succession and Biomes – Terms: Symbiosis, Mutualism, Commensalism, Predation
17		Test no. 17	Biodiversity	– Levels of Biodiversity: Genetic, Species, Ecosystem – India as a Megadiverse Country – Biodiversity Hotspots: Western Ghats, Himalayas – Conservation Strategies: In-situ and Ex-situ – Threats to Biodiversity: Habitat Loss, Poaching, Invasive Species
18		Test no. 18	Climate change	– Causes of Climate Change: Natural and Anthropogenic – Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming – Impacts on Ecosystems, Agriculture, and Health – International Agreements: Paris Accord, Kyoto Protocol – Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies
19		Test no. 19	Pollution	– Types of Pollution: Air, Water, Soil, Noise – Sources and Effects of Each Type of Pollution – Laws and Policies for Pollution Control – Case Studies: Bhopal Gas Tragedy, Yamuna River Pollution – Sustainable Solutions to Pollution
20		Test no. 20	Environment advanced	– Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) – Role of International Bodies: UNEP, WWF, IUCN – Conservation of Natural Resources – Global Environmental Issues: Desertification, Deforestation, Ozone Depletion
21	History, Art & Culture	Test no. 21	NCERT based	– Prehistoric Periods: Stone Age, Iron Age – Ancient Civilizations: Harappan, Vedic Age – Basics from NCERT on Ancient, Medieval, and Modern India – Chronology of Major Historical Events – Social and Cultural Developments through History
22		Test no. 22	Ancient History advanced	– Indus Valley Civilization: Sites, Characteristics, Decline – Maurya and Gupta Empires: Administration, Culture, Art – South Indian Kingdoms: Chola, Chera, Pandya – Rise of Jainism and Buddhism – Influence of Greek and Persian Invasions
23		Test no. 23	Medieval History advanced	– Delhi Sultanate: Dynasties, Administration, Society – Mughal Empire: Key Rulers, Administration, Art and Architecture – Bhakti and Sufi Movements – Regional Kingdoms: Vijayanagara, Bahmani – Maratha Empire and Decline of Mughals
24		Test no. 24	Modern History advanced	– Advent of Europeans in India – British Colonial Rule and Policies – Social Reforms and Rise of Indian Nationalism – Major Revolts: 1857 Revolt, Tribal Movements – Freedom Struggle and Indian National Congress
25		Test no. 25	Indian Freedom Struggle advanced	– Partition of Bengal and Swadeshi Movement – Non-Cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Quit India Movements – Role of Leaders: Gandhi, Nehru, Bose, Ambedkar – Role of Women and Youth in the Freedom Struggle – Post-1947 Partition and Integration of Princely States
26		Test no. 26	Art and Culture	– Classical Dance Forms: Bharatnatyam, Kathak, Odissi – Indian Music: Classical and Folk Traditions – Architecture: Hindu, Buddhist, Mughal Styles – Paintings: Miniature, Madhubani, Warli – Indian Handicrafts, Festivals, and Cultural Heritage
27	Economy	Test no. 27	Indian economic development NCERT	– Economic Reforms and Liberalization – Poverty, Unemployment, Inflation – Indian Agriculture, Industry, and Service Sectors – Basic Concepts of Growth and Development – NCERT Economics Class IX-XII Topics
28		Test no. 28	Macro and Micro economy	– Supply and Demand, Market Structures – National Income and Its Measurement – Fiscal and Monetary Policies – Inflation, Deflation, Recession – Role of RBI, SEBI, NABARD, and Other Institutions
29		Test no. 29	Economy Basics	– Basic Economic Terms and Concepts – Role of Government in the Economy – Types of Economies: Market, Mixed, Command – Public Finance: Taxes, Subsidies, Welfare Programs – Key Economic Indicators: GDP, CPI, HDI
30		Test no. 30	Economy advanced	– Economic Planning in India: Five-Year Plans – Economic Reforms of 1991 and Liberalization – Agricultural and Industrial Policies – Issues of Public Debt and Fiscal Deficit – International Trade and Balance of Payments
31		Test no. 31	Budget and Economic Survey	– Analysis of the Current Union Budget – Key Highlights of Economic Survey – Fiscal and Revenue Deficit – Major Government Schemes and Programs – Impact on Different Sectors of the Economy
32	Current Affairs	Test no. 32	Current affairs – Polity, IR, Governance	– Recent Political Developments – Major Government Initiatives – International Relations: Treaties, Alliances – Diplomatic Engagements – Important Global and Regional Summits
33		Test no. 33	Current Affairs – Science and Technology	– Breakthroughs in Science and Innovation – Space and Defense Developments – Impact of Technology on Society – Scientific Research and Innovations – Government Policies on Science and Tech
34		Test no. 34	Current affairs – Economy	– Major Economic Policies and Reforms – Developments in Banking and Financial Sector – Budgetary Allocations and Reforms – Trade Agreements and Policies – Updates on Inflation and Unemployment
35		Test no. 35	Current affairs – Environment	– Key Environmental Policies and Laws – Recent Natural Disasters and Responses – Developments in Climate Change Actions – International Environmental Agreements – Wildlife Conservation Efforts
36		Test no. 36	Current Affairs – Geography, Mapping, and Geopolitics	– Recent Geopolitical Developments – Mapping Exercises and Strategic Locations – Territorial Disputes and Resolutions – Impact of Geopolitical Shifts on India – Role of India in Regional Organizations
37		Test no. 37	Current affairs – International Events	– Key Global Events and Their Impact – International Conflicts and Resolutions – Important Treaties and Agreements – Role of International Organizations (UN, WTO, etc.) – India’s Role in Global Affairs
38		Test no. 38	Current affairs – Miscellaneous	– Key Developments Across Various Sectors – Miscellaneous National and International Events – Sports, Awards, Cultural Events – Major Scientific Achievements – Social Movements and Trends
39		Test no. 39	Current Affairs – Advanced	– Comprehensive Coverage of Major Events – Analytical Questions on Policies and Impacts – Evaluations of Long-term Implications – Advanced Topics in Science, Economy, and Politics – Impact of Key Issues on India’s Future
40		Test no. 40	Current Affairs – Full length	– Full Spectrum of Current Affairs – Important Developments Across Sectors – Analysis of Government Policies – Key Events in International Relations – Social, Economic, and Environmental Issues
41	CSAT	Test no. 41	CSAT	– Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability – Data Interpretation and Sufficiency – Quantitative Aptitude: Basic Arithmetic – Reading Comprehension and Passages – Decision-Making and Problem-Solving
42		Test no. 42	CSAT	– Advanced Logical and Analytical Reasoning – Complex Data Interpretation – Geometry, Algebra, and Trigonometry Basics – Passage-Based Questions and Summaries – Problem-Solving Techniques
43		Test no. 43	CSAT	– Decision-Making Scenarios – Puzzles and Arrangements – Advanced Arithmetic and Algebra – Comprehension and Vocabulary – Non-Verbal Reasoning
44		Test no. 44	CSAT	– Quantitative Reasoning with Focus on Arithmetic – Data Analysis and Interpretation – Time and Work, Speed and Distance – Logical Deduction and Inferences – Reading Comprehension Passages
45		Test no. 45	CSAT	– Data Sufficiency and Data Interpretation – Advanced Logical Reasoning – Profit, Loss, and Percentage Calculations – Syllogisms and Logical Sequences – Reading and Analyzing Complex Passages
46		Test no. 46	CSAT	– Ratio and Proportion, Averages – Interpretation of Tabular Data – Inference-Based Questions – Reading Comprehension and Critical Analysis – Logical Problem-Solving Strategies
47		Test no. 47	CSAT	– Numerical and Quantitative Reasoning – Graphs and Charts Interpretation – Advanced Arithmetic – Comprehension Skills – Decision-Making and Logical Deduction
48		Test no. 48	CSAT	– Comprehensive CSAT Practice – Mixed Quantitative and Logical Reasoning – Data Sufficiency and Advanced Problems – Reading and Summarizing Texts – Evaluative Comprehension Questions
49		Test no. 49	CSAT	– Complete CSAT Mock Test – Combination of All CSAT Topics – Practical Problem-Solving Techniques – Passage-Based Reading and Analysis – Logical and Analytical Challenges
50		Test no. 50	CSAT	– Full-Length CSAT with Complete Syllabus – Advanced Data Analysis – Comprehensive Logical Reasoning – Extensive Reading Comprehension – Advanced Quantitative Reasoning
51	Full-Length Tests	Full-Length Test 1	Full-Length Test	– Comprehensive Test Covering All Topics – Full Syllabus Based Questions – Mixed Sections for All Subjects – Integrated Current Affairs
52		Full-Length Test 2	Full-Length Test	– Complete Syllabus from All Sections – Polity, Economy, Geography, and More – In-depth Coverage of Current Affairs – Advanced Subject-Specific Questions
53		Full-Length Test 3	Full-Length Test	– Mixed Questions from All Sections – Complete Current Affairs Coverage – Subject-Based and Analytical Questions – Diverse and Challenging Topics
54		Full-Length Test 4	Full-Length Test	– Detailed Questions from Core Subjects – Syllabus-Wide Coverage – Polity, History, Economy, Geography – Advanced Analytical Topics
55		Full-Length Test 5	Full-Length Test	– Inclusive of All Topics and Current Affairs – Complete Syllabus Across All Subjects – Comprehensive and Analytical Content – Subject-Wide Coverage
56		Full-Length Test 6	Full-Length Test	– Advanced Level Questions Across Subjects – Full Syllabus Coverage Including Current Affairs – Mixed Sections for Analysis and Reasoning – Diverse Topics Across the Spectrum
57		Full-Length Test 7	Full-Length Test	– Detailed Examination of Key Topics – Complete and Analytical Questions – Current Affairs and Core Subject Questions – Integrated Knowledge-Based Topics
58		Full-Length Test 8	Full-Length Test	– Full Spectrum of Syllabus-Based Questions – Analytical and Subject-Based Approach – In-depth Coverage of Current Affairs – Advanced Topics and Critical Analysis
59		Full-Length Test 9	Full-Length Test	– Comprehensive Test of All Sections – Current Events and Core Subjects – Advanced Level Topics and Detailed Questions – Subject-Wide Questions
60		Full-Length Test 10	Full-Length Test	– Complete Test of Entire Syllabus – Mixed Sections for Polity, Geography, Economy – Advanced Analytical Questions – Extensive Current Affairs Coverage

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. What is the format of the test series?

• The test series includes multiple types of tests such as topic-wise tests, subject-wise tests, and full-length tests. Each test covers specific areas of the syllabus, and the full-length tests are designed to be comprehensive, covering all subjects and current affairs.

2. How many tests are there in total?

• There are a total of 60 tests in the series, including 50 subject/topic-specific tests and 10 full-length tests.

3. What subjects are covered in this test series?

• The test series covers the following subjects:
  • Polity and Constitution
  • Science and Technology
  • World Geography & Indian Geography
  • Environment and Ecology
  • History, Art & Culture
  • Economy
  • Current Affairs
  • CSAT (Civil Services Aptitude Test)

4. What is the purpose of the full-length tests?

• The full-length tests are designed to simulate the actual exam experience. They cover the complete syllabus across all subjects and include a mix of current affairs. These tests help gauge overall preparedness and time management skills.

5. Are there any tests specifically for current affairs?

• Yes, there are nine dedicated current affairs tests (Test nos. 32 to 40) covering various areas like Polity, Economy, Science & Technology, Environment, Geography, and International Events. Additionally, current affairs are integrated into the full-length tests.

6. Is the syllabus based on the latest exam patterns?

• Yes, the syllabus is designed according to the latest patterns of competitive exams. It incorporates all the essential topics needed for comprehensive preparation.

7. How will the tests be administered?

• Tests can be administered online only

8. Will there be solutions or explanations provided for each test?

• Yes, detailed solutions and explanations will be provided after each test. These are intended to help you understand the correct answers and improve your preparation by learning from mistakes.

9. How are the tests scored ?

• Each test is scored according to standard marking schemes similar to those used in UPSC CSE Exam 2025.

10. Is there a way to ask questions or seek clarification on specific answers?

• Yes, most platforms offer a way to ask questions or discuss answers. This could be through discussion forums, Q&A sessions, or directly with instructors.

11. What is the fee for enrolling in the test series?

• The fee is Rupees 2999 only (Non refundable)

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