2nd June 2025
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Mains CAMP 2025 is a structured and intensive Mains Test Series based on the Test-cum-Teach model, designed to help aspirants excel in the UPSC Mains Examination 2025. This programme offers a time-bound, mentor-guided platform led by Rankers and Subject Matter Experts aimed at strengthening answer writing skills, deepening content knowledge, and developing strategic thinking under real exam pressure and preparing for the Mains Exam with a target of 450+ in GS.
This foundational phase is designed to ensure daily engagement with UPSC-level questions through micro-topic-wise practice. Every weekday, students will tackle five questions across GS I to GS IV. This phase lays the groundwork for deeper understanding and helps break inertia.
PHASE I (5 Questions)
Week 1: GS II
Date and day | GS II | No of Questions |
2nd June Monday | Constitution | 5 Questions |
3rd June Tuesday | Polity | 5 Questions |
4th June Wednesday | Governance | 5 Questions |
5th June Thursday | Social justice | 5 Questions |
6th June Friday | International Relation | 5 Questions |
Week 2: GS III
Date and day | GS III |
|
9th June Monday | Indian economy | 5 Questions |
10th June Tuesday | Agriculture | 5 Questions |
11th June Wednesday | Industries and infrastructure | 5 Questions |
12th June Thursday | Environment and disaster management | 5 Questions |
13th June Friday | Internal security and science and technology | 5 Questions |
Week 3: GS I
Date and day | GS I |
|
16th June Monday | Art and Culture(AMAC) | 5 Questions |
17th June Tuesday | Modern history and Post Independence | 5 Questions |
18th June Wednesday | Society and World History | 5 Questions |
19th June Thursday | Geography | 5 Questions |
20th June Friday | Geography | 5 Questions |
Week 4: GS IV
23th June Monday | Ethics and Human Interface | 5 Questions |
24th June Tuesday | Moral thinkers and philosophers | 5 Questions |
25th June Wednesday | Aptitude, Attitude, Emotional intelligence | 5 Questions |
26th June Thursday | Civil Service Values and Ethics in Public Administration | 5 Questions |
27th June Friday | Probity in Governance | 5 Questions |
After 20 days of disciplined daily answer writing, it’s time to scale up. Phase II brings Half-Length Tests – 10 questions each – to build exam stamina and test subject-wise depth. With live discussions and mentorship, every test becomes a tool for strategic improvement.
This phase focuses on subject-wise comprehensive preparation with Half-Length Tests (10 questions each) covering GS I, II, III, IV and 1 Essay. After each test, expert-led classroom discussions help students refine structure, substantiate content and align with the UPSC’s demand.
PHASE II (HALF LENGTH)
Date and day | Papers | Half length |
Monday (Start -30th June) | GS II | 10 Questions |
2nd Wednesday | GS II | 10 Questions |
4th July Friday | GS III | 10 Questions |
7th July Monday | GS III | 10 Questions |
9th July Wednesday | GS I | 10 Questions |
11th July Friday | GS I | 10 Questions |
14th July Monday | GS IV | 10 Questions |
16th July Wednesday | GS IV | 10 Questions |
Friday(18th July) | Essay | 1 Test (2 Essays) |
Now that you’ve built consistency and coverage, Phase III pushes you to the next level with Full-Length Tests. 20-question papers across GS I to GS IV + Essays simulate actual exam intensity. It’s time to refine structure, sharpen speed, and tackle UPSC-level complexity head-on.
This is the full-length test papers to check the level of preparation and final rectification of the mistakes before students are encouraged to appear in the last Simulation. 4 GS tests and 1 Essay papers (20 questions / 2 essays) help students master the art of time-bound articulation.
Date and day | Papers | Full length |
28th July Monday | GS I | 20 Questions |
29th July Tuesday | GS II | 20 Questions |
30th July Wednesday | GS III | 20 Questions |
31th July Thursday | GS IV | 20 Questions |
1st August Friday | Essay | 1 Test (2 Essays) |
Phase III helped you master content, time, and structure—now it's time to put it all to the test. In Phase IV, the Final Simulation replicates the real UPSC Mains with back-to-back GS and Essay papers under strict exam conditions. Apply everything you’ve learned—content depth, answer precision, and mental endurance—to perform with exam-day readiness and confidence. This is where you transform preparation into execution.
This is the simulation stage where aspirants face full-length papers in exam-like conditions. 4 GS tests and 1 Essay papers (20 questions / 2 essays) help students master the art of time-bound articulation. Questions will be trend-aligned, application-heavy and some designed to stretch thinking. This phase includes the ‘Final Simulation’ mimicking the exact UPSC Mains pattern.
Date and day | Papers | Full length |
8th August | Essay | 1 Test (2 Essays) |
9th August | GS I and GS II | 1 Test (20 Questions) For each GS I and GS II |
10th August | GS III and GS IV | 1 Test (20 Questions) For each GS III and GS IV |
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