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Learn from senior ex-Rau’s IAS faculty in small, personally-tracked batches — GS, optional subjects, answer writing and the interview, on one plan shaped to your strengths and your gaps.

AnantamIAS — CSE 2025 Rankers: 9 selections under AIR 150

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Our faculty

The people who teach you are the people who mentor you.

12 faculty with 4 to 15 years each in UPSC classrooms, most of them from Rau’s IAS. They teach the class, check your answer copies and stay on call through Prelims, Mains and the interview.

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Founder & Director

Rahul Puri Sir

Political Science & International Relations

15 yrs
mentoring UPSC aspirants
10 yrs
at Rau's IAS

At Anantam IAS, our purpose is to build serious, thoughtful and disciplined preparation. We believe the right guidance should simplify complexity, encourage independent thinking and help every aspirant grow through the journey.

His PSIR students include Meghna Chakravarthy (AIR 79, CSE 2024) and Kashish Kalra (AIR 96, CSE 2025).

Rahul Puri, Founder & Director · PSIR faculty at Anantam IAS
Head FacultyVaibhav Mishra, Polity & Governance faculty at Anantam IAS

Vaibhav Mishra Sir

Polity & Governance

10 years teaching UPSC aspirants

“He would pick calls in the night when I used to panic.”
Shubhankar · AIR 11, CSE 2021
Head FacultyGaurav Tripathi, Geography, Environment & DM faculty at Anantam IAS

Gaurav Tripathi Sir

Geography, Environment & DM

10 years teaching UPSC aspirants

“You taught me that every subject has its own essence.”
PK Sidharth Ramkumar · AIR 4, CSE 2023
Head FacultyRaja Kumar, Economy & Sociology faculty at Anantam IAS

Raja Kumar Sir

Economy & Sociology

10 years teaching UPSC aspirants

“Raja Sir was my mentor since 2022.”
Samiksha Dwivedi · AIR 56, CSE 2025
  • Abhishek Sharma, Ethics & Essay faculty at Anantam IAS

    Abhishek Sharma Sir

    Ethics & Essay

    10 years teaching and mentoring

  • Kaustubh Gaurh, History, Art & Culture faculty at Anantam IAS

    Kaustubh Gaurh Sir

    History, Art & Culture

    9+ years teaching History

  • Pramod Singh, Economics faculty at Anantam IAS

    Pramod Singh Sir

    Economics

    14+ years guiding UPSC aspirants

  • Jwala Kumar, Science & Technology faculty at Anantam IAS

    Jwala Kumar Sir

    Science & Technology

    10 years teaching UPSC

  • Adhar Sharma, Anthropology, S&T & Essay faculty at Anantam IAS

    Adhar Sharma Sir

    Anthropology, S&T & Essay

    5 years teaching UPSC

  • Pooja Bhatt, Science & Technology faculty at Anantam IAS

    Pooja Bhatt Ma'am

    Science & Technology

    5–6 years guiding UPSC aspirants

  • Ruchit, History & Polity faculty at Anantam IAS

    Ruchit Sir

    History & Polity

    4 years mentoring UPSC aspirants

  • Sarthak, Geography & Economy faculty at Anantam IAS

    Sarthak Sir

    Geography & Economy

    5 years teaching UPSC

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Founded by ex-Rau’s IAS faculty — 12 years on the ground

Our method comes from real UPSC classrooms, not a content factory.

Anantam IAS is led by faculty who have spent years teaching serious aspirants in Delhi’s Civil Services ecosystem. The real difference is faculty judgement: what to study, what to ignore, and how to correct mistakes before they harden.

  • Rau’s IAS Study Circle
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  • Retd. civil servants
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12years on the ground

Classroom-tested teaching, faculty-led guidance, answer review, and interview preparation.

9,000+aspirants taught

Students across GS, QIP, Optional subjects, Hindi medium, and Interview Guidance.

340+final merit ranks

Rank holders trained through our faculty ecosystem over multiple UPSC cycles.

The Infinitum Framework →

Four pillars that compound, cycle after cycle.

Not a checklist — a sequence. Each pillar feeds the next, so preparation builds on itself instead of resetting every month.

How we teach

A batch is capped at fifty, so the faculty teaching you also knows where you are weak.

That cap is the decision everything else follows from. It is why a doubt is answered by the person who taught the topic, why Mains copies come back marked by hand, and why the faculty on your call already knows what your last few tests looked like. The production Zoom setup — multi-camera stream, digital whiteboards, chat moderated by a second faculty — is what keeps fifty people a classroom rather than a broadcast.

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Aspirants per batch — always

No 500-seat livestreams. Every Foundation batch is capped so your doubts, essays, and Mains copies actually get the faculty's time.

Calls that happen when they will change something

The same senior faculty stays with you for the whole cycle, so nobody has to be briefed twice. The call is scheduled around what is actually happening in your preparation — the opening diagnostic, a pattern showing up across your copies, a test that went wrong, the optional decision, the run-up to Mains and again before the interview — and any time you ask for one.

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Coaching programmes

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GS Foundation

Build your General Studies preparation from the beginning, with Prelims and Mains taught together.

CSE 2025 · Our rankers

Nine faces. One cycle. The same coaching programmes.

Every one of these rankers sat in AnantamIAS classrooms, wrote answers on our Mains test series, and had their faculty on the phone the night before the interview. You can do the same.

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Foundation pricing

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  • Prelims & Mains tests online
  • Access across India — any city, any time zone
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  • Peer group, discussion sessions, library access
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What rankers say

Specific, honest, on record.

No stock faces or anonymous praise. Every quote below comes from a ranker who worked with our faculty, with their result and programme shown beside their name.

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I learned a lot from Rahul Sir's and Vaibhav Sir's lectures, and those lectures helped me gain conceptual clarity.
Meghna ChakravortyUPSC CSE 2024 · AIR 79AIR 79 · CSE 2024
Meghna Chakravorty — AIR 79, Anantam IAS testimonial
AIR 73
“The entire team helped me with every line of the syllabus by giving me gold content and answer-writing practice. I got such a fresh perspective with you guys.”
Namrata Choubey, AIR 73 in UPSC CSE 2021 — Anantam IAS testimonialNamrata ChoubeyUPSC CSE 2021 · AIR 73 · Hindi MediumGS Foundation · Hindi Track
AIR 11
“Vaibhav Sir has been my guide and mentor throughout. He would pick calls in the night when I used to panic.”
Shubhankar Pratyush Pathak, AIR 11 in UPSC CSE 2021 — Anantam IAS testimonialShubhankar Pratyush PathakUPSC CSE 2021 · AIR 11 · First AttemptIntegrated GS Foundation
AIR 85
“The classes were so precise and exam-oriented that nothing else was required. Subjects like Geography, Economy and Ethics were wonderful. I was in regular touch with Gaurav Sir, who helped me a lot.”
Pranay Mittal, AIR 85 in UPSC CSE 2024 — Anantam IAS testimonialPranay MittalUPSC CSE 2024 · AIR 85
AIR 229
“I owe my success to this team. After the results, I called each of these teachers to pay my regards.”
Mukul Khandelwal, AIR 229 in UPSC CSE 2024 — Anantam IAS testimonialMukul KhandelwalUPSC CSE 2024 · AIR 229
AIR 4
“Gaurav Sir, you were my mentor, and you taught me that every subject has its own essence. That transformed my answer writing.”
P K Sidharth Ramkumar, AIR 4 in UPSC CSE 2023 — Anantam IAS testimonialP K Sidharth RamkumarUPSC CSE 2023 · AIR 4Integrated GS Foundation
AIR 96
“For Polity and PSIR, just trust Rahul Sir and Vaibhav Sir.”
Kashish Kalra, AIR 96 in UPSC CSE 2025 and AIR 111 in CSE 2024 — Anantam IAS testimonialKashish KalraAIR 96, CSE 2025 · AIR 111, CSE 2024PSIR Drona Batch
AIR 171
“I owe my success to Anantam IAS. I am really thankful for Raja Sir's Economy teaching and Abhishek Sir's Ethics classes.”
Sania Seervi, AIR 171 in UPSC CSE 2023 — Anantam IAS testimonialSania SeerviUPSC CSE 2023 · AIR 171

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Exam Solutions

Every 2026 paper, solved the day it was written.

Question papers reproduced in full, with model answers, section-wise weightage and free PDFs. Solved papers and answer keys, all free.

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Fresh off the press

Current affairs grouped by GS paper.

Twelve subject hubs, each with the ten most recent articles. Open any hub to see every article we have published in that paper.

GS II · Latest articles

Polity & Governance

View all
  1. 01Oppn. accuses BJP govt. in Odisha of ‘silence’ on disputed region with A.P 
  2. 02How conversion affects reservation
  3. 03Revamp functioning of Parliament
  4. 04Voter Reinstatement: When Form 6 and Form 8 Serve Different Purposes
  5. 05Military Discipline: Administrative Termination and Procedural Safeguards
  6. 06Online Child Safety: Detection, Reporting and Access Rights
  7. 07Necessary corrective – Special Summary Revision of electoral rolls
  8. 08The debate over immunity to CEC, ECs
  9. 09Community Certificates: Conversion and Reservation Eligibility
  10. 10District Court Pendency: Diagnosing Delay Before Choosing Remedies
GS III · Latest articles

Economy

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  1. 01Moves by the North of England to unlock India trade 
  2. 02China imposes restrictions on export of tunnel-boring, high-altitude machinery
  3. 03Tunnel Boring Machines: Export Licences and Infrastructure Risk
  4. 04Cross-Border Services Tax: Looking Beyond Physical Presence
  5. 05SCO Action Plan: Turning Consensus Into Economic Cooperation
  6. 06India–New Zealand FTA: How Asymmetric Market Access Works
  7. 07Pulses Research: From Project Appraisal to Field Application
  8. 08Highway Arbitration: Claims, Evidence and Contractual Accountability
  9. 09China to curb exports of technologies such as AI, photovoltaics
  10. 10India’s exports to China grow 40%, deficit crosses $100 bn
GS III · Latest articles

Environment & Ecology

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  1. 01Health in NDCs: From Recognition to Funded Climate Action
  2. 02Mandovi Water Quality: Why Chemical Compliance Can Miss Microbial Risk
  3. 03Heat Storms: Measuring Extreme Heat Across Space and Time
  4. 04Dental Amalgam Transition: Keeping Mercury Out of Wastewater
  5. 05PacGuard Fisheries Surveillance: Turning Signals Into Enforcement
  6. 06COP17 Biodiversity Review: Testing Targets Against Implementation
  7. 07Lead Mitigation Draft: Linking Source Control With Health Surveillance
  8. 08El Niño and Forest Stress: Why Local Rainfall Still Matters
  9. 09Climate Services: Turning Projections Into Sector Decisions
  10. 10World Heritage Climate Toolkit: Protecting the Attributes That Matter
GS II · Latest articles

International Relations

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  1. 01China imposes restrictions on export of tunnel-boring, high-altitude machinery
  2. 02Health in NDCs: From Recognition to Funded Climate Action
  3. 03Cross-Border Services Tax: Looking Beyond Physical Presence
  4. 04UN Liquidity: Why Approved Budgets Can Lack Cash
  5. 05SCO Action Plan: Turning Consensus Into Economic Cooperation
  6. 06India–New Zealand FTA: How Asymmetric Market Access Works
  7. 07Dental Amalgam Transition: Keeping Mercury Out of Wastewater
  8. 08PacGuard Fisheries Surveillance: Turning Signals Into Enforcement
  9. 09COP17 Biodiversity Review: Testing Targets Against Implementation
  10. 10Lead Mitigation Draft: Linking Source Control With Health Surveillance
GS III · Latest articles

Science & Technology

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  1. 01Can India turn retrofitment into the next mobility revolution?
  2. 02Why Big Tech is giving away open-weight AI models and what the companies want in return
  3. 03Aditya-L1 mission offers new insights into the direction of solar eruptions
  4. 04Tunnel Boring Machines: Export Licences and Infrastructure Risk
  5. 05Mandovi Water Quality: Why Chemical Compliance Can Miss Microbial Risk
  6. 06MMX Launch: Using Phobos Samples to Test Moon Origins
  7. 07Pulses Research: From Project Appraisal to Field Application
  8. 08Online Child Safety: Detection, Reporting and Access Rights
  9. 09Tea Residue Limits: Separating Compliance From Dietary Exposure
  10. 10Ebola Contact Monitoring: Detecting Illness Before Wider Spread
GS I · Latest articles

History

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  1. 01CERD General Recommendation 40 and Reparatory Justice
  2. 02Vaishya Tekri: Testing Ujjain’s Mauryan Stupa Hypothesis
  3. 03Gyan Bharatam Survey Reports More Than 1.19 Crore Manuscripts
  4. 04Sarnath: UNESCO Inscription Recognises a Living Buddhist Heritage
  5. 05Keeladi Excavations: New Brick Structures Deepen the Sangam-Age Record
  6. 06Lothal Heritage Complex: Recreating a Harappan Maritime Town
  7. 07Prambanan temple: Indonesia’s Hindu heritage site and the India connection
  8. 08Syama Prasad Mookerjee: 125th birth anniversary of the Jana Sangh founder
  9. 09Rakhigarhi Ancient DNA: What Harappan Skeletons Reveal About India’s Ancestry
  10. 10The ‘Dancing Girl’ of Mohenjo-daro: Art, Identity and a Naming Debate
GS I · Latest articles

Geography

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  1. 01Heat Storms: Measuring Extreme Heat Across Space and Time
  2. 02El Niño and Forest Stress: Why Local Rainfall Still Matters
  3. 03Mars Analogues: Reading Water–Rock History in Hydrous Sulphates
  4. 04Karela Lake: Reconstructing Monsoon and Farming Adaptation
  5. 05India’s China+1 lessons lie within its own States
  6. 06Electric mobility – the way ahead
  7. 07Warming Himalayas demand a rethink on development
  8. 08Cyclone Decision Support: Reading Tracks and Multiple Hazards
  9. 09Invasive Species: Preventing Entry Before Managing Spread
  10. 10IARRF: Studying the Atmosphere and Ionosphere With Radar
GS I · Latest articles

Society

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  1. 01Advancing the Women-led Development Model
  2. 02Education Gender Parity: Why Equal Enrolment Can Hide Exclusion
  3. 03Are legal guarantees insufficient in abolishing untouchability?
  4. 04AI companions and child safety
  5. 05Tribal Heritage Archives: Preserving Living Knowledge With Communities
  6. 06Authorities lax in ensuring Women’s Safety in Delhi: SC
  7. 07Long Wait for Justice as Pendencies in Rape Cases Mount
  8. 08Film Certification: Drug Warnings and Parental Guidance
  9. 09Secularism is a ‘modern’ concept, does not fit India’s tradition, says RSS chief
  10. 10India ranks 131st on the Global Gender Gap Index 2026
GS IV · Latest articles

Ethics & Integrity

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  1. 01AI companions and child safety
  2. 02Long Wait for Justice as Pendencies in Rape Cases Mount
  3. 03UN Iran Findings: Civilian Protection and the Limits of Fact-Finding
  4. 04Doping is now a deep-rooted culture in Indian Sports
  5. 05AI in Mathematics: Proof Verification, Understanding and Research Ethics
  6. 06Judicial Integrity and Corruption
  7. 07Return of Profanation as a New Political Language
  8. 08SC calls on students to educate elders in Waste Management
  9. 09AI Agents, Consumer Control and Accountability
  10. 10AI-Designed Viruses: Scientific Promise and the Biosecurity Governance Gap
GS I · Latest articles

Art & Culture

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  1. 01After a decade of disruption, Pattanam needs a renewed vision 
  2. 02World Heritage Climate Toolkit: Protecting the Attributes That Matter
  3. 03Sourashtra Text-to-Speech: Turning Written Characters Into Spoken Access
  4. 04Tribal Language Corpora: From Recordings to Reliable Learning Tools
  5. 05Nobel Peace Prize 2026 
  6. 06Anne Carson Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 2026
  7. 07Coal mining near Ramappa Temple may harm the Heritage Site and Lake
  8. 08Classical Language Centres: Turning Recognition Into Research Capacity
  9. 09Tribal Heritage Archives: Preserving Living Knowledge With Communities
  10. 10Dadasaheb Phalke Award for Kannada film artist Anant Nag
GS III · Latest articles

Internal Security

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  1. 01Military Discipline: Administrative Termination and Procedural Safeguards
  2. 02Explosive Listings: Licence Checks and Platform Accountability
  3. 03PacGuard Fisheries Surveillance: Turning Signals Into Enforcement
  4. 04CISF Functional Sectors: Matching Security to Infrastructure
  5. 05WHO–INTERPOL Agreement: Connecting Health Alerts With Criminal Investigations
  6. 06Quantum Trust Systems: Securing Identity, Navigation and Time
  7. 07GSAT-7C: Dedicated Communications for Distributed Air Assets
  8. 08YETI Cargo UAV: Combining Vertical Lift With Wing-Borne Flight
  9. 09China says ‘never recognised’ U.T. of Ladakh; India hits back
  10. 10Samarthak: A Multipurpose Platform for Naval Trials
GS III · Latest articles

Disaster Management

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  1. 01Cyclones, floods and landslides threaten telecom resilience 
  2. 02Crowd Management at Mass Gatherings: Lessons from the Kolkata Tragedy
  3. 03Heat Storms: Measuring Extreme Heat Across Space and Time
  4. 04Climate Services: Turning Projections Into Sector Decisions
  5. 05World Heritage Climate Toolkit: Protecting the Attributes That Matter
  6. 06Bridge Design Checks: Independent Review Before Construction
  7. 07Cyclone Decision Support: Reading Tracks and Multiple Hazards
  8. 08High-Altitude Health: Why Mountain Populations Need Field Research
  9. 09IPU Climate Resolution: From Shared Warnings to Parliamentary Oversight
  10. 10Satellite-Aided Rescue: Turning Distress Alerts Into Response

हिन्दी माध्यम

Originally written in Hindi — not translated.

Hindi-medium notes, built by Hindi-medium faculty. Same syllabus depth, the language you revise in.

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उपराष्ट्रपति चुनाव 2025: अनुच्छेद 66, निर्वाचक मंडल और एकल संक्रमणीय मत5 Oct 2026 · उपराष्ट्रपति चुनाव 2025 आसान भाषा में: अनुच्छेद 66 के तहत 788 सांसदों का निर्वाचक मंडल, एकल संक्रमणीय मत, रिटर्निंग ऑफ़िसर,…नक्सलवाद: भारत में वामपंथी उग्रवाद, रेड कॉरिडोर और सरकार का जवाब5 Oct 2026 · नक्सलवाद यानी वामपंथी उग्रवाद पर UPSC के लिए पूरी जानकारी: नक्सलबाड़ी 1967 से CPI (माओवादी) तक, 126 से शून्य ज़िलों…पोषण अभियान: भारत का प्रमुख पोषण मिशन, UPSC के लिए आसान भाषा में5 Oct 2026 · पोषण अभियान 2018 में शुरू हुआ भारत का प्रमुख पोषण मिशन है। जानिए इसके लक्ष्य, ICDS तालमेल, पोषण ट्रैकर, पोषण…रुक्मिणी देवी अरुंडेल: कलाक्षेत्र, भरतनाट्यम का पुनरुत्थान और पशु कल्याण5 Oct 2026 · रुक्मिणी देवी अरुंडेल को समझिए: थियोसोफी से नृत्य तक का सफर, 1935 की पहली प्रस्तुति, कलाक्षेत्र, भरतनाट्यम के बदलाव, पशु…लेसर फ्लोरिकन (खरमोर): भारत का सबसे छोटा बस्टर्ड, छलांग वाला प्रदर्शन और संरक्षण5 Oct 2026 · लेसर फ्लोरिकन को समझिए: भारत का सबसे छोटा बस्टर्ड, मानसून में प्रजनन, घटती आबादी, घास के मैदानों का बंजर भूमि…भारतीय पैंगोलिन (वज्रशल्क): जीव-विज्ञान, तस्करी, CITES और अनुसूची I5 Oct 2026 · भारतीय पैंगोलिन को समझिए: भारत की दो पैंगोलिन प्रजातियां, शल्कों और मांस की तस्करी, TRAFFIC के जब्ती आंकड़े, चिड़ियाघरों की…

FAQ

What most aspirants ask us first.

Do I need a background in Polity/History to start?

No. The Foundation programme starts from NCERT-level concepts and layers up. We run a week-zero bridging module specifically for aspirants from science, engineering, and commerce backgrounds — so day one of GS doesn't feel like you've walked into the wrong classroom.

Can I switch from online to classroom mid-way?

Yes — once. You pay the delta and we move your enrolment, recordings, books, and faculty notes to the new mode. We don't restart the clock and you don't lose any progress.

Is the Hindi-medium track a translation, or originally written in Hindi?

Every Hindi-medium note is written by Hindi-medium faculty from scratch — not translated. Our Hindi topper ranks (including AIR 71, 2021) came through this programme.

How much of the daily answer-writing actually gets reviewed?

100% of submitted answers get written feedback within 24 hours. When your faculty spots a pattern running across your copies — introductions, conclusions, diagrams, structure — they call you to work through it rather than leaving it in the margins.

What is the refund policy?

Full refund until the 14-day mark — no questions asked. After that, prorated until 30% of the coaching programme completes. Printed materials, once dispatched, are non-refundable.

How big is each batch — and why does it matter?

Foundation batches are capped at 50 aspirants. That's non-negotiable: it's the only way every essay, every Mains copy, and every doubt gets read and answered by the same faculty who taught the class.

Do you offer an optional subject I'm interested in?

We run full programmes for PSIR, Geography, and History, plus curated modules for other optionals. If your optional isn't listed, book a demo call — we've placed aspirants in subjects we don't formally teach by pairing them with the right faculty.

Will classroom recordings be available if I miss a live session?

Yes. Every online class is recorded and uploaded to your library within two hours. Classroom students also get the same online recordings — so a missed day never turns into a missed week.

How does 1-on-1 faculty guidance actually work?

You get a 30-minute private video call with a senior faculty, scheduled around what your preparation actually needs — after the opening diagnostic, when your answer copies start showing a pattern, after a test that went wrong, when the optional decision is live, and in the run-up to Mains and again before the interview. You can ask for one at any point as well. Topics are yours to set, and the same faculty member stays with you for the full programme.

Do you help with the interview (Personality Test) too?

Yes. Our Interview Guidance Programme is what several of our CSE 2025 rankers (including AIR 28, 48, 106, 116) specifically credit. You get DAF analysis, subject-specific mocks, and mock boards with retired civil servants.

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