For UPSC aspirants · fresher or fourth attempt
Everyone says “1:1 mentorship.” Almost nobody shows you what it actually means. Here are the ten things I do for every aspirant I mentor, with real, anonymised examples from my mentees.
Two plans, one mentor
Preparation runs on momentum. With a class only every few days, doubts and gaps pile up in between. That is why I recommend the Full Plan.
8 CLASSES A WEEK
Explanatory classes almost every day, with your day reported to me every night.
₹4,500/ month
Just ₹150 a day
4 CLASSES A WEEK
A steadier pace with a weekly review, for aspirants who need fewer touchpoints.
₹2,500/ month
Just ₹83 a day
CLASSES & STUDY SUPPORT
Study with me through daily classes.
₹20,000/ month
| Side by side | Full Plan | Lite Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Explanatory classes | 8 a week | 4 a week |
| Gap between classes | Almost none | Up to 2–3 days |
| 1-hour 1:1 review session | Every 3 days | Once a week |
| Nightly check-ins | ||
| Daily worksheets | ||
| Test series | ||
| Daily answer writing, checked | ||
| Notes review + voice-note doubts | ||
| Timetable + book list |
Try before you commit
Book one 30-minute session. Work with me, then decide.
₹300/ 30 min
Book a trialReal examples from my mentees
Most aspirants do not fail for lack of material. They fail because nobody is watching the day-to-day. Coaching classes teach a room. Mentorship works on you.
Your day is reported to me before it ends.
How it works
Every evening you report what you completed against the day's plan: chapters finished, notes written, answers attempted. Every 3 days we sit together for a one-hour 1:1 review and set the next targets (weekly on the Lite Plan).
Why it matters
Knowing someone will ask “what did you finish today?” changes how you study all day. Moved tasks get tracked, not quietly forgotten.
Hour by hour, with a named output for every block.
How it works
Each block has a time, a focus area, exactly what to do and the output expected, such as “1 page of notes per chapter” or “CSAT score out of 20”. Each day ends with active recall and a four-line update to me.
Why it matters
“Study polity today” is not a plan. If the schedule runs over, we fix it that same night rather than a week later.
Answered in my own voice the same evening.
How it works
Send a doubt on WhatsApp as text or a photo. I reply with a voice note explaining it the same evening.
Why it matters
Unresolved doubts pile up. A spoken explanation is often clearer, and it can feel like a quick revision in itself.
Checked line by line, with a mark out of 10.
How it works
You write one answer every day. I return it with examiner-style remarks: where the structure works, which data, reports or case law to add, how to balance the argument, and a mark with reasons.
Why it matters
Mains is won in the answer sheet. Daily feedback shows exactly what separates a 5 from an 8.
I fix the facts before the exam finds them.
How it works
Share photos of your notes. I point out factual gaps, missing contemporary details and anything worth adding — here, that the Right to Equality spans Articles 14 to 18.
Why it matters
An error written into your notes gets revised again and again. Catching it early is far cheaper.
Built around your own attempt data.
How it works
On the Full Plan we meet live 8 times a week. For repeat aspirants, we begin with your past attempts — here, a mentee's GS Paper 1 and CSAT scores across four years, set against the cutoffs.
Why it matters
When classes start from your own data, we spend time on the exact gaps that cost you marks.
And which ones to skip.
How it works
A book list mapped to the syllabus: what to read, in what order and which parts of each source matter, plus a list of what to leave out.
Why it matters
A short, deliberate list read thoroughly beats a shelf of books read once.
Working, in college or full-time at it.
How it works
Before we start, we map your real week: office hours, college, commute and family time. The timetable is built around the hours you actually have.
Why it matters
A plan you cannot follow is worse than no plan, especially for working aspirants.
Regular tests that show where you stand.
How it works
Tests are built into your plan at regular intervals. Each one is evaluated and we go through the result together.
Why it matters
Tracking scores across tests makes progress visible and turns weak areas into next week's plan.
Practise, revise and lock in what you studied.
How it works
Along with your timetable, you receive a worksheet each day linked to what you are studying.
Why it matters
Reading feels productive, but recall is what the exam tests.
UPSC Mains · History optional
History optional is rarely lost for lack of reading. It is lost in the answer sheet. This Mains-first programme is built around one habit: writing every single day.
₹3,000/ month · just ₹100 a day
To join, pay to UPI drishtikalra1@okaxis and send the screenshot on WhatsApp to 9821511909. We then fix your start date and weekly session slot.
Join History optional mentorshipOne mentor, few seats
Message me on WhatsApp to book the Full Plan, Lite Plan or a trial.
We fix a start date and map your weekly availability.
Your timetable arrives, and nightly sessions begin.
Notes & focused support
NCERTSTUDY NOTESCollection illustrationFoundation
Chapter-wise notes on all 37 NCERT books from Class 6 to 12, with prelims pointers, mains angles, maps, revision grids and self-check MCQs.
₹2,000
37 books · PDF bundle
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My complete UPSC notes collection for your preparation.
₹6,000
Complete collection
UPSCCIVIL SERVICESCollection illustrationOptional subject
A Mains-first programme: a weekly timetable with daily questions, one answer evaluated every day and a 1-hour 1:1 session every week.
₹3,000
Per month
UPSCCIVIL SERVICESCollection illustrationMains practice
Subject-wise guidance for your Mains answer-writing practice.
₹1,500
Per subject
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My History notes for UGC NET-JRF preparation, delivered as 10 PDFs.
₹1,500
All 10 PDFs
Your examination
Mentorship informed by my own experience of writing UPSC Mains twice and appearing for the interview.
Personal guidance for your PCS preparation, supported by worksheets, a test series and study notes.
Learn with a JRF-qualified professor who understands both examination preparation and academic life.
Let’s talk about your preparation
Reach me directly on WhatsApp · 9821511909