Course Overview
The Plus Plan by Margdarshan IAS is a comprehensive Prelims preparation programme designed for UPSC CSE aspirants who need structured practice along with additional academic support, subject-wise classes, conceptual revision and current affairs coverage.
It combines daily MCQ practice, advanced testing, recorded core-subject classes, live subject-specific sessions and yearly current affairs revision to provide a more integrated approach to Prelims preparation.
Whether you are struggling with incomplete syllabus coverage, conceptual gaps or systematic revision, the Plus Plan offers the academic support required to strengthen your preparation and move towards Prelims readiness.
Programme Highlights
1. 40-Day Foundation Phase (20 November – 29 December 2026)
1,200 Foundation MCQs.
30 questions every day.
Subject-wise coverage of Polity, Economy, Geography and History.
Questions based on NCERTs and standard reference books.
Structured foundation practice to strengthen conceptual clarity.
2. Four Advanced MCQ Challenges (January – March 2027)
84 days of intensive challenge-based practice.
50 MCQs every day.
Four challenges of 21 days each.
Progressive difficulty and UPSC-oriented question patterns.
Integrated practice across major Prelims subjects.
Challenge-wise Coverage:
Challenge 1: Polity and Economy.
Challenge 2: Geography and History.
Challenge 3: Environment and Science & Technology.
Challenge 4: International Relations, Mapping, Ancient and Medieval History, Art and Culture.
3. Daily MCQ Practice
124 daily tests.
5,800 MCQs throughout the programme.
Regular practice for improving accuracy, speed and analytical ability.
4. Recorded Core-Subject Classes
Access to recorded classes covering core subjects.
Additional academic support for aspirants with incomplete syllabus coverage.
Opportunity to revise important concepts and strengthen subject fundamentals.
Flexible learning through recorded sessions.
5. Live Subject-Specific Classes (36 Classes)
Dedicated live classes conducted on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, beginning 4 January 2027.
The live classes cover four major academic blocks:
Block 1: Ancient, Medieval History & Art and Culture (4–22 January)
Block 2: Environment & Ecology (25 January – 12 February)
Block 3: Science & Technology (15 February – 5 March)
Block 4: International Relations & Mapping (8–26 March)
These sessions are designed to strengthen subject-specific understanding and address important areas relevant to UPSC Prelims.
6. Yearly Current Affairs Revision Classes
Subject-wise current affairs classes begin from 2 February 2027.
Coverage includes:
Polity and Governance.
Economy.
Geography.
Environment.
Science & Technology.
International Relations.
History, Art and Culture.
Government Schemes, Reports and Indices.
7. Schemes, Reports & Indices Sessions
Dedicated sessions in March 2027 covering:
Major Central Government Schemes I & II.
Flagship Government Schemes and Ministries.
National and International Reports.
Indices, Rankings and Institutions.
Schemes and Reports PYQ Revision.
8. PYQ Discussion & Elimination Clinic
Dedicated Saturday discussions.
Understanding previous years' UPSC questions.
Learning effective elimination techniques.
Developing analytical and decision-making skills.
9. Six Live Full-Length Tests
Diagnostic test.
Four challenge-based full-length tests.
Final full-length test and performance review.
Regular assessment of preparation progress.
10. Weekly Group Mentorship
Group mentorship sessions every Sunday.
Academic guidance and preparation review.
Support in maintaining consistency throughout the programme.
Ideal For: Aspirants who want a comprehensive preparation ecosystem combining daily practice, recorded core-subject classes, live academic sessions, current affairs revision and regular testing.
Plus Plan: Everything You Need to Prepare, Revise and Practise.