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UPSC Prelims Test Series 2027

Practise with 67 UPSC Prelims mock tests in English and Hindi, with every option explained. All 15 CSAT tests, GS Sectional Tests 1 to 14 and the current affairs tests released so far are available now; full-length tests start in February 2027.

  • 67 tests
  • 6,400 questions
  • Free starter pack
UPSC Prelims Test Series 2027 question and answer booklets
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Mock Test Packages for GS, Current Affairs and CSAT

A package gives you every test in one series; a single test can be bought on its own.

GS Sectional Test Series

One subject at a time, Constitution to frontier technology

₹5,385

₹359 per test

  • Tests15 tests
  • Questions per test100
  • ExplanationsEvery option
  • LanguagesEnglish and Hindi
  • Available nowTests 1 to 14
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Current Affairs Test Series

Each month’s news, the way UPSC asks it

₹4,743

₹279 per test

  • Tests17 tests
  • Questions per test100
  • ExplanationsEvery option
  • LanguagesEnglish and Hindi
  • Available nowJan to Sep 2026
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Full-Length Mock Tests

The whole GS Paper I under exam conditions

₹8,780

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  • Tests20 tests
  • Questions per test100
  • ExplanationsEvery option
  • LanguagesEnglish and Hindi
  • Available nowNone yet
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CSAT Mock Tests

Timed practice for the qualifying paper

₹3,585

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  • Tests15 tests
  • Questions per test80
  • ExplanationsStep-by-step
  • LanguagesEnglish and Hindi
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Free Starter Pack: Three Complete UPSC Mock Tests

Three complete tests with full explanations, free for a confirmed email, so you can judge the series before you buy. The GS Paper I test and CSAT Test 1 are found only in this pack.

Starter Pack

₹49₹0FREE

  • A GS Paper I test of 100 questions on the static syllabus
  • CSAT Test 1 with 80 questions
  • The January 2026 current affairs test

Confirm your email to download. No payment needed.

Release dates

Test Series Release Dates and Prices

Each test is available from its release date and stays in your account.

SeriesTestsAvailable nowNext releasePriceBuy
GS Sectional15 tests, 100 QsTests 1 to 14Test 15 after Feb 2027 Budget₹359 / testBuy Package
Current Affairs17 tests, 100 QsJan to Sep 2026Oct 2026 test: First week of Nov₹279 / testBuy Package
GS Full-Length20 tests, 100 QsNone yetAll 20 from Feb 2027₹439 / testBuy Package
CSAT15 tests, 80 QsAll 15None, all out₹239 / testBuy Package

Current Affairs: Monthly tests up to April 2027 come out in the first week of the following month; the consolidated test comes out in the first week of May 2027.

Every test

UPSC Prelims Mock Test Pattern

Every test is set as a full paper in the UPSC CSE Prelims pattern, so each attempt is a rehearsal of the exam itself.

PaperQuestionsMarksTimeNegative markingHow it counts
GS Paper I tests (sectional, current affairs, full-length)1002002 hoursOne-thirdMerit ranking
CSAT tests (GS Paper II)802002 hoursOne-thirdQualifying, 66 marks (33%)

What You Receive With Every Test

  • A Questions booklet laid out like the UPSC paper
  • An Answers and Explanations booklet, with every statement and option marked right or wrong and the reason given
  • Both booklets in English and Hindi
  • Your name and order number printed on every page

What Is Not Included

  • An online test platform or all-India ranking
  • Printed copies (the tests are PDF booklets)
  • Mains answer writing or evaluation

Delivery

How the Test Series PDFs Reach You

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  2. Your Personal CopyEvery page carries your name and order number.
  3. Download Links by EmailWe email the download links within minutes. They also stay in My Account, under Downloads.
  4. Later Tests FollowTests released later in your package are added to your account, and we email you each time.
  5. Refund Before DownloadEligible for a 100% refund within 7 days of payment, provided no files from the order have been downloaded.

Sources

Original Questions From NCERT, Standard Books and Official Sources

Where the Questions Come From

  • NCERT textbooks for Classes VI to XII in their current editions, and the old NCERT history textbooks
  • The standard reference books for polity, history, geography and economy
  • The Constitution of India and the Acts of Parliament
  • The Economic Survey, the Union Budget and releases of ministries, RBI, PIB and ISRO
  • Reports of international bodies such as the IPCC, UNEP, the World Bank, the IMF and UNDP
  • The Hindu for current affairs

What Every Explanation Gives You

  • The answer, and a right or wrong verdict on every statement and option
  • The reason behind each verdict, so a wrong answer turns into a revision note
  • For GS tests, the source the answer rests on
  • For CSAT, the full solution worked step by step

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FAQs

UPSC Prelims Test Series 2027: Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the UPSC Prelims Test Series 2027?

The series has 67 tests for UPSC CSE Prelims 2027. There are 15 GS sectional tests, one for each area of the General Studies syllabus, 17 current affairs tests, 20 full-length GS Paper I mock tests and 15 CSAT tests for Paper II. Each GS test has 100 questions and each CSAT test has 80, so the series holds 6,400 questions, all in English and Hindi.

Which tests are available now, and when will the others be released?

GS Sectional Tests 1–14, the Current Affairs Tests for January–September 2026 and all 15 CSAT tests are available now.

The October 2026 Current Affairs Test will be released in the first week of November 2026. Each subsequent monthly test, covering November 2026 to April 2027, will be released in the first week of the following month. This brings the total to 16 monthly current affairs tests, followed by a consolidated revision test in the first week of May 2027, covering the entire period from January 2026 to April 2027.

GS Sectional Test 15, covering the Union Budget and Economic Survey, will be released after the Union Budget in February 2027. The 20 full-length UPSC Prelims GS Paper I tests will begin releasing in February 2027, with one new test every five days.

Purchase now to access every test already released immediately, with upcoming tests delivered automatically as they become available.

How do I receive the tests after payment?

Every test comes in two PDF booklets:

  • Questions Booklet: Contains all questions for the test.
  • Answers and Explanations Booklet: Contains the correct answers and detailed explanations for every question.

After successful payment, both booklets are personalised with your name and order number, printed on every page. Download links are emailed to you within minutes of purchase. You can also access the same files anytime through the Downloads section of your account.

As new tests included in your purchased package or combo are released, they are automatically added to your account. You will also receive an email notification when each new test becomes available.

Are these UPSC mock tests available in Hindi?

Yes. Every question and every explanation is in both English and Hindi, as in the UPSC paper, so one purchase serves either medium.

Is there negative marking in UPSC Prelims, and do these tests follow it?

Yes. In both GS Paper I and CSAT, a wrong answer costs one-third of the marks for that question, and a question left blank costs nothing. The tests follow the same rule, so you can score yourself exactly as UPSC would.

What does the UPSC CSAT Test Series cover?

CSAT is General Studies Paper II of the UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination. It is a 200-mark qualifying paper with a two-hour duration. Each test in this series contains 80 questions, modelled on recent UPSC CSAT papers.

The 15-test UPSC CSAT Test Series covers the following syllabus areas:

  • Reading comprehension.
  • Interpersonal skills, including communication skills.
  • Logical reasoning and analytical ability.
  • General mental ability.
  • Basic numeracy.
  • Data interpretation and data sufficiency.

CSAT is qualifying in nature, and candidates must secure at least 33% (66 out of 200 marks) to qualify. Its marks are not added to the General Studies Paper I score for Prelims merit calculation. However, failing to meet the qualifying standard in Paper II means disqualification, irrespective of how well you perform in Paper I.

What is the difference between a package and a combo?

A package gives you access to every test in a particular series. For example, the UPSC CSAT package includes all 15 CSAT tests. The package costs the same as the combined price of purchasing all its tests individually.

A combo combines multiple packages at a discounted price, making it more economical to purchase multiple test series together:

  • Two packages: Save 10% on their combined individual prices.
  • Three or four packages: Save 20% on their combined individual prices.
Where should I start if I am unsure?

Start with the free Starter Pack. It gives you three complete tests, a GS Paper I test, CSAT Test 1 and the January 2026 current affairs test, with the full explanations, so you can judge the series before you buy. Enter your email, confirm it, and the tests open for download.

Can I purchase individual tests and upgrade later?

Individual tests can be purchased separately. However, their purchase price cannot be adjusted or credited towards a package or combo purchased later.

To benefit from the package or combo pricing and applicable discounts, you should purchase the relevant package or combo directly.

Is there an online test or an all-India rank?

The paid tests are PDF booklets that you attempt on paper or on screen and score with the answer key. The three free Starter Pack tests can also be taken online, with a timer and an instant score. There is no all-India ranking.

Can I buy a single test instead of a package?

Yes. A GS sectional test costs ₹359, a current affairs test ₹279 and a CSAT test ₹239. Full-length tests can be bought one at a time from their release in February 2027. If you need three or more tests from one series, compare the package price first.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. A full refund is available if you request it within 7 days of payment and no file of the order has been downloaded. Open My Account, then Orders, and select Request a refund on the order. A package or combo is refunded only as a whole. The full terms are in our refund policy.