Anyone here try out a UPSC mentorship program that actually works for consistency and strategy?
I think I’ve found that many UPSC aspirants already have enough study material in terms of books, PDFs, and courses. However, it’s often lacking in terms of direction, consistency, and answer writing discipline.
So, I was searching for mentorship programs that actually work for UPSC and came across this Plutus IAS Mentorship Programme:
From what I see, it looks like it’s focusing on personal guidance and planning, which is probably more important for UPSC aspirants rather than additional material.
Has anyone here actually tried out a mentorship program for UPSC?
What actually worked for you:
Personal mentor
Test series
Daily targets
Answer writing feedback
Optional guidance
Posted Mar 30, 2026, 6:08 AM UTC
10