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We will share the final analysis very soon. We still need to review another 38 UPSC questions, and we are hopeful that an additional 15–20 questions from our Test Series will be identified and added to the final count.

All the tests were posted right before prelims you can cross check and verify.

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We may need another 3–4 days to finalize the draft. However, even at this stage, it is evident that many of the actual questions came in UPSC Prelims 2026 closely mirror those from our Test Series, almost word for word.