Prelims is a filtering exam. It rewards candidates who know when to leave a question and when a partially-known statement is still worth attempting. Raeo's GS papers use the real one-third negative marking so that attempt strategy — not just knowledge — gets practised.
Every wrong answer costs a third of a mark. Raeo scores exactly that way and then shows you the number that actually matters: how many marks your risky attempts earned or destroyed. Most aspirants discover their problem is attempt strategy, not syllabus coverage.
Results split your performance across Polity, Modern and Ancient History, Geography, Economy, Environment and Current Affairs, with cut-off bands so you know where an attempt sits relative to a qualifying score.
Raeo's coach looks at your actual attempt pattern — which sections you rushed, where accuracy collapsed after the sixtieth question — and writes guidance specific to that.
The first two GS mocks are free. Individual papers are ₹100, and the full UPSC bundle covering all existing and upcoming mocks is ₹3,000.
The first two General Studies mocks are free. After that, papers are ₹100 each or ₹3,000 for the full bundle covering all existing and upcoming mocks.
Yes. Each correct answer earns 2 marks and each incorrect answer deducts one third of a mark, matching the official Prelims scheme.
Every result places your score in a cut-off band along with a topic-wise breakdown, so you can see whether you're in qualifying territory and which sections are dragging you down.