Aroh: Your UPSC companion.

Aroh is your companion for the UPSC Civil Services exam: your timetable, a syllabus tracker and topic-wise PYQ practice in one place. It holds the whole Prelims and Mains syllabus, 4,074 Prelims PYQs from 1991 to 2026 with ACT FOR IAS solutions, 2,678 Mains PYQs with ACT model answers (GS and the Anthropology optional), and a revision schedule that runs on its own. Each day it shows you one next step, sized to the time you have.

Yes. 4,074 Prelims PYQs covering 35 years of papers, 1991 to 2026, each with an explained ACT FOR IAS solution, and Mains PYQs from 2000 to 2026 (27 years) with ACT model answers. They are arranged topic-wise, by the UPSC syllabus, so a topic’s past questions sit right beside the topic you are studying. Prelims questions are answered one at a time; Mains answers are written on a timer and then compared with the model answer. Free opens the latest 2 years of Prelims PYQs and one Mains PYQ in every subject; Pro opens every year.

Yes. Start from a ready day (Coaching day, Self-study day or Working day) or build your own: each slot has a time, what it is for, and if you like a subject or a topic. A study slot ticks itself when you study that subject, Today shows Now and Up next from it, and Your week shows the hours planned against the hours studied. On a hard day, Make today lighter: nothing carries over to make you feel behind.

Yes. Free gives you the syllabus map, one next step every day, your timetable, the focus timer, the Study Hall and a streak that never breaks, with a taste of revision and past questions, for as long as you like. Every new account can try the complete system for 7 days, no card needed. Pro opens everything for Prelims and Mains: ₹399 a month, ₹1,799 for six months, ₹2,999 for a year (about ₹8.22 a day, with the Anthropology optional), or ₹4,999 once for two years. Nothing renews on its own. During the launch, Pro is free for everyone for now.

You, and if you joined through an academy, your mentor. Mentors see your study record, including reflections (not the ones you mark Only you), so they can help on the bad weeks. In the Study Hall other students see your name and picture, the subject you are studying and your time today, and the topic if they tap your seat; your habits, tasks and goals are never shown, and you can use a nickname as your name. Every UPSC student is on the weekly leaderboard (a short name, points, study days, minutes, topics covered and questions answered); you see the table only if you switch it on under Account. There is no advertising, and your study record is never sold. On the public pages, Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager loads only if you allow it, to measure which of our promotions on Google and Meta bring students here. Download all your data, or delete your account, any time from Account.

Nothing bad. Your account stays as it was; after the free week it’s simply on Free. No reminders begging you back, no streak lost: your study days stay counted. Come back in a week or a year and it picks up where you left off.

Every topic has Quick revision: short notes built from that topic’s cards and memory hooks, with the years UPSC asked it, so you can go over it again in a few minutes. Test yourself turns the same cards into quick questions. Free opens Quick revision on one topic in every subject; Pro opens it on every topic.

Tap Revise this on a topic and Aroh brings it back on day 1, 3 and 7, then after 14, 30, 60 days and longer. Each time, you say how it went (Forgot, Okay or Knew it): a forgotten topic comes back sooner. What is due shows on Today, so you never have to keep a revision calendar. Free keeps up to 25 topics coming back at a time; Pro has no limit.

4,074 Prelims PYQs (1991 to 2026) with ACT FOR IAS solutions (a handful are still being written), and 2,678 Mains PYQs with ACT model answers (GS from 2000; the Anthropology optional’s among them, for Pro Yearly and the 2-Years Pro Pass), arranged by syllabus topic so they appear where you’re studying. You attempt Prelims questions one at a time; Mains answers are timed, then compared with the model answer. Each question says what has been checked: a question not yet checked against official sources says Verification Required. If you spot an error, report it from the question and we fix it.

Yes. You choose how long a study session is: 30, 60, 120 or 180 minutes with the break built in (25, 50, 100 or 150 at the desk), or your own, and Today offers one step at a time. On a day with no time, nothing piles up for you to feel bad about.

Yes. Switch the app to हिन्दी or తెలుగు under Account: most buttons, headings and hints change, and some screens still mix in English. Past questions, solutions, model answers, revision notes and topic names are in English for now.