Never lose marks on a question UPSC has already asked.
Every previous year question since 1979, sorted by microtopic onto cards. Every card has a QR code: scan it with your phone camera and test yourself on that card's real PYQs, free.
A one-minute silent film. UPSC repeats itself: 89% of every Polity question UPSC has asked sits on 48 cards. Read a card, scan its QR code with your phone camera, and attempt the PYQs it covers for free, with answers from the official UPSC key. Five decks, ₹300 each.
Read it. Scan it. Test it.
One card, up to 59 real PYQs, three steps.
- Read the cardFront and back, one microtopic, written from every question asked on it. The badge at the top tells you how much of the exam this one card settles.
POL 6·4 solves 37 PYQs - Scan the QRYour phone camera is enough. The code opens this card's page on evaluatorias.com. No app, no login.
- Attempt the real PYQsOptions exactly as printed in the paper, with the official answer and a one-line reason. What you get wrong comes back on a schedule.
What a page gives back, and what a PYQ gives back.
89% of every Polity question UPSC has asked sits on 48 cards.
of every Polity question UPSC has asked sits on 48 cards.
1,423 Polity PYQs, 1979 to 2026, across CSE, CDS, CAPF, NDA, CISF and EPFO; 1,290 of them are on the cards.a Polity book
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- A book treats every page as equally important.
- UPSC does not. It keeps returning to the same microtopics.
- Each dot is one past question. Watch where they fall.
- Cover the overlap first: 48 cards, 89% of PYQs. Then the rest, if you still want to.
The overlap is where the marks are.
Most of what UPSC asks in Polity sits inside a small part of the book, and it asks about that part again and again. Cover the overlap properly and you're already ahead of most candidates, before you've spent a single hour on the rest.
Why pour your energy into the remaining pages first, when the questions keep coming from here?
Not chapter-wise. Microtopic-wise.
Your textbook builds the concept. The card makes it stick.
The cards don't replace your books. They are what you return to, again and again, once the first reading is done.
Questions aspirants ask us
What exactly is in a deck?
Polity has 48 cards; each card is one microtopic, front and back, written from every UPSC question asked on it, with a QR code that opens that card's PYQ quiz. The other three decks follow the same format. Open any tile above and tap Details to see the topic groups.
How much is it and how do I pay?
₹300 per deck, shipping included. Pick your decks on the order page and pay online with UPI, card or netbanking, secured by Razorpay.
When does it ship and how long does delivery take?
We send the dispatch date and tracking on WhatsApp after you pay. Delivery estimate across India is stated in that message.
Do I need an app for the QR code?
No. Your phone camera opens evaluatorias.com/c/<card code> in the browser. No login, works on any phone.
Can I return a deck?
Returns and replacements for damaged or misprinted decks: policy to be published before launch; message us on WhatsApp in the meantime.
Will these cards replace my standard books?
No. Read your books once to build the concepts. Use the cards for every revision after that, because they keep only what UPSC has actually tested.
Why include CDS, CAPF and NDA questions?
UPSC sets all of them from one question bank. A question asked in CDS can return in Civil Services Prelims years later, sometimes almost word for word. Covering all the papers gets you closest to what will be asked next.
How are the answers checked?
Every answer is matched to the official UPSC key. Questions UPSC dropped or re-keyed are excluded, never guessed.