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UPPCS · GS-II · Section B
Discuss how the Governor’s discretionary powers affect the federal structure.
12 marks · 200 words
“Knows the scheme. Hasn’t made the argument.”
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How it works
Photograph your handwritten copy or type it in. Up to three pages, compressed on your device before it ever leaves.
Your answer is marked against a frozen yardstick memo — the same rubric, every time, so your scores are comparable week to week.
Six parameter scores, a blunt one-line verdict, and the exact articles, cases, data and schemes you left on the table.
Why we mark strictly
Our bands are anchored to real outcomes, not to what feels encouraging. In a recent cycle the All-India topper scored 86 out of 250 in a GS paper. A platform that hands you 8/10 is selling you comfort and costing you a year.
Here, 5 out of 10 is a good day. Every “missing point” we show you is checked against a real source before it reaches your screen — if we can’t verify it, you never see it.
The band table
Built for both exams
Native 8-mark and 12-mark formats, UP-Special GS-V and GS-VI rubrics, and word limits that match the real paper — not a UPSC template with the numbers swapped.
GS I–IV
10 marks / 150 words · 15 marks / 250 words
GS I–VI incl. UP-Special
8 marks / 125 words · 12 marks / 200 words
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