• Flexible Modes: Attend tests online or offline, as per your convenience.
• Offline Centres: Bengaluru, Delhi, Srinagar, and Davanagere.
• Focused Prelims Practice: Designed to help you work smart, improve consistently, and nurture exam-ready confidence.

• Offline Centres (Bengaluru, Delhi, Srinagar, and Davanagere): 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM;
• ONLINE MODE: Timings will be flexible.
  • Recommended: Take the test from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM to maintain discipline and consistency.
  • However, if it is not possible you may take the test at a time of your convenience during the day.

1. Total Tests: 58 Tests.

(44 GS + 14 CSAT)

2. Question Composition in Every Test

Each test contains 50 high-quality, UPSC-oriented questions structured as follows:

• 30 Questions: From NCERTs & standard textbooks
• 05 Questions: Concept-based questions
• 10 Questions: From current affairs
• 05 Questions: Derived from PYQs (including option-based derivations)

3. Test Structure & Revision

• Micro-Syllabus Based Testing: Systematic and structured coverage of the entire Prelims syllabus through regular tests.
• Revision Through Repetition: Complete 4 full revisions of the Prelims syllabus across the test series.
• 50 tests conducted in 4 rounds.
• Weekly CSAT tests every Saturday.
• Study Holiday: Sundays are reserved for rest and revision.

4. Clear Sources & Synopsis

• Clear & Defined Sources: No confusion—exact sources to be studied will be clearly specified.
• Test Synopsis: Soft copy of the detailed synopsis will be available on the portal on the same day.

5. Mentorship & Performance Tracking

• Subject-wise Orientation Sessions: Pre-loaded on the InstaCourses Portal to help you understand subject trends, UPSC demand, and build a personalized preparation strategy.
• Rank List:
  • Offline students: Released by
  • Online students: Live (dynamic) ranks available immediately after test submission.
• Practice that Builds Confidence: Intensive and disciplined testing helps you handle uncertainty, experiment smartly, learn from mistakes, and continuously improve.

6. Prelims-Ready by End of April 2026.

By April, you will have strong command over basic and advanced concepts, PYQs, current affairs, CSAT, along with improved time management and MCQ-solving skills.

⚠️ Important Note

Please note that no classroom teaching will take place in the I-WIN Prelims Batch. This program is strictly designed for self-driven aspirants who are capable of studying all topics independently but wish to significantly improve their Prelims score.

I-WIN focuses on helping you build a strong and reliable foundation in:

• NCERTs
• Standard reference books
• Current Affairs
• CSAT

If you believe in self-study with accountability, I-WIN is for you.

• Complete coverage of the Prelims syllabus (GS & CSAT) in a disciplined and time-bound manner.
• Steady improvement in MCQ-solving ability through regular, focused practice.
• By April 2026, gain strong command over basic and advanced concepts, PYQs, current affairs, and CSAT.
• Develop effective time-management skills essential for clearing Prelims.
• Build confidence in subjects, concepts, and test-taking skills required to WIN UPSC Prelims 2026.

• Follow the timetable strictly and never miss a test, irrespective of how your preparation feels. Do not fear poor scores—failure is part of growth.
• Stay dedicated and focus on daily improvement, using the tests, detailed synopsis, and guidance from mentors.
• Work hard with consistency—sporadic effort will not yield results.
• Maintain discipline in your preparation, as discipline is the foundation of success in competitive exams.
• Take care of your physical and mental well-being, because sustained preparation requires a healthy body and mind.
• Trust the process and guidance of Insights IAS.
• And most importantly, believe in yourself and your potential to clear UPSC Prelims 2026.