UPSC mentorship that fixes how you prepare
For first attempts, working professionals and repeaters preparing for prelims and mains. Keep your coaching or books; your mentor plans how you use them.
Sample UPSC day
- Newspaper and notes, 60 minutes, hard stop
- GS deep block (Polity / History)
- Break and walk
- Optional subject block
- Two answers, timed
- Revision of the week's notes
- Plan tomorrow, phone off
Your mentor builds yours around your school, coaching or job hours.
Where UPSC aspirants lose time
- The syllabus is so wide that every topic feels urgent
- Current affairs eat the whole day
- Answer writing keeps getting postponed
- Optional subject chosen without a plan
What your mentor sets up
- A GS + optional + current-affairs split that fits your hours
- One newspaper routine with a 60-minute cap
- Weekly answer-writing targets from month one
- Prelims-to-Mains switch dates planned in advance
Plans
Most chosen
Half-yearly
Long enough to build the habit
₹5,999
for 6 months · works out to ₹1,000/month
Annual
One full exam cycle with your mentor
₹9,999
for 12 months · works out to ₹833/month
Every plan includes
- 1:1 mentorship sessions
- Personalised study plan for your exam and level
- Daily routine built around your available hours
- Book and YouTube list: what to follow, what to drop
- Weekly progress review and accountability check-in
- Strategy calls before mocks and the exam
- Doubt support on chat and WhatsApp
Prices include GST. Not sure which plan? Book a free call first; you pay only if you decide to join.
Questions
Is this for beginners?
Yes. The plan starts from your current level. Many students join before they have opened a single book.
Do you teach subjects like Physics or History?
No. Prepora is not coaching. Keep your coaching, books or online course; we decide how you use them, in what order, and on which days.
How is this different from coaching?
Coaching teaches content to a batch. A Prepora mentor plans your preparation, sets your routine, trims your resources and checks your progress every week.
How much time do I need each day?
The routine is built around the hours you actually have, from 3 hours for working aspirants to 10+ for full-time students.
Which exams do you cover?
UPSC, NEET, JEE, SSC, CTET and state teaching exams. The method is the same; the roadmap is specific to your exam.
I've failed before. Will this help?
Repeaters usually lose marks to the same broken routine. The first call is about finding what went wrong last time so the new plan does not repeat it.