'WRITE' APPROACH Answer Writing Programme
A New Way to Master UPSC Answer Writing
The WRITE APPROACH is not just another practice routine. It’s a guided answer-writing journey crafted for aspirants who are self-driven but want structured direction. With a fixed calendar, 250+ high-quality questions, timely feedback, and group learning sessions, the programme helps you write better, faster, and more exam-ready answers.
Starting on: 6th October 2025
Rs. 6,999, Rs. 5,000 + GST (ONLINE | HYBRID)
Why Choose WRITE APPROACH ?
- Discipline with Structure: Stay on track with a pre-set calendar of 60 tests.
- Practice with Purpose: Write 4 to 5 UPSC level questions per session, totalling 250+ answers by January.
- Balanced Coverage: From static topics like federalism or agriculture to current affairs (2019 to 2025), every theme is included.
- Feedback that Matters: Get written comments and group reviews to spot common mistakes and learn smart presentation.
- Self Reliant Growth: Track your own progress using improvement sheets while still benefiting from guided direction.
Who Is This For ?
The WRITE APPROACH is ideal if you are:
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Confident in self study but want structured practice.
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Looking for exam quality questions designed on UPSC lines (2016 to 2024 PYQs + keyword based).
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Wanting to sharpen time management, writing stamina, and consistency without the intensity of daily one-to-one mentorship.
What You Get Till January 31st
How It Differs From BODH Mentorship
Unlike the BODH Programme’s 24/7 personalised mentorship, WRITE APPROACH is lighter but structured.
- BODH = Deep handholding, personal tracking, continuous one-to-one support.
- Write Approach = Guided calendar, evaluation + group sessions, self-tracking with mentor-designed tools.
This makes it the perfect choice for aspirants who want discipline + independence in their preparation.
Quality of Evaluation
What makes WRITE APPROACH stand apart is the quality of evaluation.
- The mentor has 7 years of experience as an evaluator in the UPSC ecosystem.
- Has qualified the UPSC Interview twice, bringing both academic and exam-temperament insights.
- Evaluation is not generic — every script is assessed for content depth, structure, presentation, and value addition.
Test Calendar Snapshot
The programme runs for 17 weeks, covering the entire Mains syllabus through 60 structured tests:
- GS-I: History, Society, and Geography (15 tests).
- GS-II: Constitution, Governance, Social Justice, International Relations (15 tests).
- GS-III: Economy, Agriculture, Infrastructure, S&T, Environment, Security (15 tests).
- GS-IV: Ethics, Thinkers, Values, and Case Studies (15 tests).
Each test simulates UPSC conditions, giving you the exact feel of the exam.
The WRITE APPROACH Programme blends the best of guided structure and self-reliance, ensuring you stay disciplined while growing into a confident, independent UPSC writer.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It is a guided UPSC answer-writing initiative combining structured practice, 250+ questions, timely evaluation, and group sessions. The programme helps aspirants write faster, better, and exam-ready answers with consistent discipline and direction.
Bodh offers 24/7 personalised, one-to-one mentorship, while WRITE APPROACH focuses on structure, calendar-driven practice, group feedback, and self-tracking.
It is best for aspirants confident in self-study but seeking structured practice, exam-quality questions, and mentor-led evaluations. Ideal for those wanting discipline, consistency, and improved answer-writing without full-time, one-to-one mentorship.
The programme covers 60 structured tests, over 250 UPSC-level questions, written comments, group reviews, and progress-tracking tools. It ensures balanced coverage of static topics and current affairs with simulated exam-like conditions for aspirants.
Aspirants attempt 4–5 UPSC-level questions per session, resulting in 250+ answers before January. This structured volume of writing builds stamina, time management, and exam-like confidence essential for Mains success.
The programme simulates UPSC conditions with 60 tests — 15 each for GS I, II, III, and IV. Coverage spans history, polity, economy, ethics, and current affairs between 2019–2025.
Evaluation is by a mentor with 7 years of UPSC experience and two interview qualifications. Feedback focuses on depth, structure, presentation, and value addition — practical, specific, and not generic comments.
It runs for 17 weeks with a fixed calendar covering the full Mains syllabus. The schedule ensures disciplined progression, continuous writing practice, and complete syllabus integration well before January deadlines.
Yes. By simulating exam-like conditions, WRITE APPROACH sharpens writing stamina, consistency, and speed. The structured calendar builds time management skills essential for completing 20-question UPSC papers within the strict three-hour limit.
Unlike self-practice, WRITE APPROACH enforces discipline through a calendar, authentic UPSC questions, expert evaluation, and group learning. It reduces stagnation, improves presentation, and provides exam-ready preparation with structured consistency and guided direction.
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