UPSC Prelims is not cleared by reading alone. It is cleared by testing under real exam pressure, identifying blind spots, and correcting them early.
The upcoming Open Prelims Mock Test by The Study IAS is a full-length, UPSC-aligned test. It will be conducted in both mediums (हिन्दी and English), in Offline and Online Modes followed by Open discussion, All India ranking, and detailed explanations—so you know exactly where you stand.
Most aspirants prepare for months without knowing whether their preparation is actually exam-ready. Conventional test series focus more on finishing up syllabus and revising topics, than it does on testing your preparation reality. This Open Prelims Mock Test is designed to give you clarity, benchmarking, and correction—well before the actual UPSC exam.
This is a full-length UPSC Prelims mock test, designed strictly on the latest UPSC pattern, difficulty level, and trend orientation. Questions are framed to test not just knowledge, but elimination skills, conceptual clarity, and decision-making under time pressure.
The test will be conducted on 11 January 2026, in both Hindi and English, and is available in Online and Offline modes. Participation is free, but registration is mandatory to ensure proper test management, ranking, and post-test access.
Register now to secure your free seat for the full-length mock test on 11 January 2026.
| Date | Time | Fee | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday, 11 January 2026 | 12:00 PM - 02:00 PM | Free | General Studies Paper 1 |
Prelims failure is rarely about effort. It is about not knowing what to improve, what to drop, and what to prioritise.
Reading and solving random questions never recreate actual UPSC pressure.
Without testing, aspirants overestimate preparation and miss weak areas.
Prelims is about options, not answers—but this skill is rarely tested properly.
Aspirants don’t know where they stand at the All India level.
Attempting tests without analysis leads to repetition of the same mistakes.
Gaps are discovered too late—when there is no time to correct them.
A focused, UPSC-like experience to simulate the actual Prelims and provide diagnostic feedback.
Strictly aligned with UPSC Prelims pattern and difficulty.
Real exam experience.
Same paper, same difficulty, two languages.
Language should not limit performance.
Attempt from home or at centre.
Accessibility for all aspirants.
Performance compared at national level.
True benchmarking.
Text-based, exam-oriented explanations.
Learning from mistakes.
Faculty-led discussion after the test.
Clarity and correction.
This is not just a test. It is a diagnostic tool.
Experience the time constraint and decision pressure of UPSC.
Identify strong areas, weak subjects, and risky zones.
Understand your relative position among serious aspirants.
Use insights to adjust strategy, sources, and revision plan.
Question-by-question explanation, strategy insights on attempts and elimination, and common mistakes highlighted.
(Exact schedule will be shared post-registration)
This test is meant for aspirants who are serious about clearing Prelims.
Yes. The test is free, but registration is mandatory.
Yes. All registered candidates receive All India ranking.
Yes. Detailed text-based explanations will be shared as PDF.
Yes. An open discussion will be conducted after the test.
Yes. Both Online and Offline modes are available.
Test yourself now—identify weaknesses, correct them early, and strengthen your Prelims strategy. Registration is free. Offline seats are limited.