Structured, focused prep for India’s civil services.

Installs

100K+

4.4 stars

Playstore

4.4 stars

Streak Users

100+ learners with 30-day streaks

Community

20K+ across social channels

Market

1M+ aspirants/year

UPSC has a 0.1% selection rate across 1M+ aspirants annually. The syllabus spans 10+ subjects, 3 stages (Prelims, Mains, and Interview) and 2+ years of preparation time. Existing solutions are static: recorded lectures, PDFs, or expensive offline coaching locked to 3-4 cities.

PrepAiro's UPSC segment is built around three core AI layers: a conversational AI mentor for real-time guidance, a voice-first learning engine delivering AI-generated audio lectures, and an automated video lecture pipeline that produces syllabus-mapped content at scale.

Why UPSC

UPSC has a 0.1% selection rate across 1M+ aspirants annually. The syllabus spans 10+ subjects, 3 stages (Prelims, Mains, and Interview) and 2+years of preparation time. Existing solutions are static: recorded lectures, PDFs, or expensive offline coaching locked to 3-4 cities.

What we've built

1. Conversational AI mentor, UPSC-context trained, available 24/7 for doubt resolution and concept explanation

2. AI-generated voice lectures mapped to the UPSC syllabus, built for mobile consumption

3. Automated video lecture generation pipeline, producing structured syllabus-mapped content at scale without manual production overhead4. Current affairs integration with daily AI-curated updates

4. Cross-platform delivery, Android, iOS, and progressive web app on a single codebase

5. Current affairs pipeline, daily AI-curated summaries mapped to UPSC syllabus relevance scores

6. Inference-based practice generation, questions synthesised to target each aspirant's specific knowledge gaps

100K+ installs. 4.4 stars on the Play Store. 100+ learners maintaining 30-day streaks. 20K+ community across social channels. UPSC validated that an AI-first approach built around conversational AI, voice, and an automated content pipeline creates the kind of retention that static content never could. The same engine now runs GRE and GMAT.