Every question from the 2026 General Studies III paper, decoded and drilled. Free to join.
29 students
Updated Aug 2026
English and Hindi
What you’ll learn
How a Mains answer is built
4 lessons
Money, credit and inclusion
2 questions
Agriculture and farm trade
5 questions
Science, technology and energy
3 questions
Environment and disasters
2 questions
Internal security
3 questions
About this course
15 questions from the 2026 GS-III paper
Marked point by point
The model skeleton after your own attempt
Built from the institute's own "Mains 2026 Questions vs PYQs" comparative analysis.
You take one question at a time. First you see what UPSC actually asked and how often it has circled the same theme in previous years. Then you learn what the command word demands and what shape the answer has to take. Then you write the skeleton yourself — pointers only, one idea per line — and it is marked against the points an examiner rewards, point by point, in seconds.
Curriculum
6 units · 15 lectures · 4 readings · 23m of reading
Four short lessons on the method. Free to read before you enrol.
Drill6.Examine the view that financial inclusion is an integral part of social and economic inclusion in a country like India. Also throw light on the usefulness of the R.B.I.'s Financial Inclusion Index.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
5 questions from the 2026 paper, each with a graded drill.
Drill7.Describe the various Technology Missions initiated in Indian agriculture and examine their role in food security.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill8.Explain the factors responsible for inefficiency of agri-produce marketing. How e-commerce helps to reduce inefficiency of agri-produce marketing? Explain.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill9.Explain by giving two examples, how biotechnology has helped the Indian farmers in processing their perishable crops.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill10.How has Indian agriculture been transformed from food scarcity to food surplus level? Explain the various government policies implemented for diversification of Indian agriculture.15 marks · 250 wordsLocked
Drill11.Discuss the different types of subsidies and supports provided by the Government of India to the agricultural sector. Examine the related issues pertaining to the Agreement on Agriculture of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).15 marks · 250 wordsLocked
3 questions from the 2026 paper, each with a graded drill.
Drill12.Distinguish between a Fast Breeder Reactor (FBR) and a thermal nuclear reactor. In the context of first indigenously developed prototype FBR at Kalpakkam, explain the term 'criticality'. What are its implications for clean energy future of our country?10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill13.Explain the key challenges for India's energy security. What measures do you suggest for ensuring energy security along with economic growth and sustainability?15 marks · 250 wordsLocked
Drill14.What is agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Explain its working. Describe its applications with suitable examples. Discuss the advantages, risks and challenges associated with agentic AI systems.15 marks · 250 wordsLocked
2 questions from the 2026 paper, each with a graded drill.
Drill15.Discuss how the contradiction between 'rapid infrastructure development' and 'disaster-risk reduction' in ecologically-sensitive areas of India can be managed, with suitable examples.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill16.What are the challenges to solid waste management in India? Discuss the governmental policy framework on solid waste management. Discuss the success/failure cases of Delhi and Indore cities highlighting the salient features of their solid waste management initiatives.15 marks · 250 wordsLocked
3 questions from the 2026 paper, each with a graded drill.
Drill17.Explain how fake news and disinformation pose threat to Internal Security and Public Order in Indian context. In this regard, discuss salient features of amendments in respect of Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill18.Ladakh is strategically located between China and Pakistan. As a measure to win hearts and minds of locals, discuss the Border Area Development Programme (BADP) by the Central Government and civic actions by the Army. Also discuss demand of promulgation of provision of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution for Ladakh.10 marks · 150 wordsLocked
Drill19.Discuss counterfeit currency and money laundering as major sources of terror funding in India. State the actions being taken at the international level to check these menaces. Highlight the role of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and methods of compliance by its member states in preventing terror funding.15 marks · 250 wordsLocked
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