The programmes themselves
What each track covers, and who it is built for.
Mentorship
If you are deciding whether guided preparation is worth it — and if so, which programme, at what cost, and with which mentor — this is where those questions are answered. The pages below cover how the Riyasat IAS programmes are run, what they cost, how they work for different starting points, and what students have said afterwards. Several of them set out when mentorship is not the right spend.
What each track covers, and who it is built for.
Comparisons, and how the weeks actually run once you join.
What guided preparation costs, and what the money buys.
Where you are starting from changes the plan.
City and locality guides, and what changes when you study online.
Who teaches, how he works, and what students report afterwards.
Syllabus-mapped General Studies coverage with 1:1 mentorship, so daily reading turns into notes you can revise and answers you can write.
A Prelims-focused track: sectional and full-length tests, an explanation for every option, and a revision plan built from your own test data.
Answer writing with mentor feedback on your copies — structure, content depth and presentation reviewed against the GS papers you are writing for.
Not sure which one fits? Talk it through with a mentor: +91 80905 28260