Get your Mains answer copy checked by AI
Photograph a handwritten answer, get it marked the way an examiner would — for UPSC Civil Services and UPPSC PCS.
4 criteria
Content · Analysis · Structure · Word limit
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What Mains copy checking gives you
Answer writing only improves when somebody marks it. Most aspirants write far more answers than anyone ever checks, and the ones that do get checked come back days later with a number and no explanation. This is the part that fixes that: send in a photograph of what you actually wrote by hand, and get it back marked against the question’s real scale with the reasoning attached.
Every answer is marked on four criteria the examiner uses — content and factual accuracy, analysis and linkage, structure and presentation, and word-limit and directive discipline — weighted by the paper you actually sat, because GS IV is not marked like GS III and an Essay is not marked like either.
Pick your exam below. Each one has its own rubric, its own mark scale, and its own library of previous-year papers you can attempt end to end.
Every Mains paper we hold, free to read
Question by question, in Hindi and English — attempt a full paper and send the whole copy in.
Choose your exam
UPSC Civil Services Mains copy checker
GS Paper I to IV and the Essay, marked out of the question’s real 10, 15 or 20 — with the reasoning attached.
65 papers · 1151 questions · 2013–2025
UPPSC PCS Mains copy checker
GS Paper I to VI, Essay and General Hindi — marked out of the paper’s own 8 and 12, in Hindi or English.
51 papers · 878 questions · 2018–2025
Every answer is assessed on four examiner parameters
Your handwriting is read page by page, then the answer is marked against the conventions of the paper you actually sat. The four dimensions carry different weights per paper — Ethics leans hardest on your reasoning and decision, the Essay on argument and coherence, GS on content and linkage.
Content & accuracy
Correct Articles, judgements, committee names, schemes and data. Naming the wrong Article is treated as a serious deduction, not a slip.
Analysis & reasoning
Cause linked to consequence, both sides where the directive asks for them, a stated position where it demands one. In Ethics this is your stakeholder analysis and your decision.
Structure & presentation
An introduction that defines, a sub-headed body, and a forward-looking conclusion. Diagrams, flowcharts and underlined keywords earn marks.
Word limit & directive
Did you obey the printed limit, and did you actually do what was asked — “examine” is not “describe”, and “critically analyse” demands a judgement.
Where a question has a seeded marking scheme, your answer is marked against it. Where it does not, the report says so plainly rather than pretending otherwise.
Every Mains paper we hold, free to read
Question by question, in Hindi and English. Pick one, write it by hand, and send it straight for marking.
UPSC Civil Services Mains
The written stage of the Civil Services Examination — four General Studies papers, an Essay paper and an optional subject.
UPPSC PCS Mains
The written stage of the Uttar Pradesh Combined State / Upper Subordinate Services examination — General Studies, Essay and a compulsory General Hindi paper.
This is what you get back
One report per question, marked out of that question's real scale — not a score out of 100. Here is a 15-mark GS Paper II answer.
Marks awarded
Mains is marked tightly — half marks is a genuinely strong answer, so the bands are set to that reality rather than to school-exam thresholds.
What worked
- Opens by defining a citizen charter rather than restating the question.
- Uses the Sevottam framework as a concrete service-delivery example.
- Body is split into “design flaws” and “implementation flaws” — a real structure, not a list.
What cost you marks
- No mention of the 2nd ARC’s recommendations on citizen-centric administration — the obvious anchor for this question.
- The directive was “examine”, but the answer only lists problems and never weighs them.
- Conclusion restates the body instead of offering a way forward.
What would have raised it
- One line on the 2nd ARC’s seven-step model for an effective charter.
- A state-level example where a charter changed delivery, to move beyond theory.
- A small flowchart: grievance → escalation → accountability.
Every question on the copy, marked separately
The model answer
A full-marks answer to the same question, shown beside your own.
हिंदी on one tap
Rewritten by a Hindi-medium teacher, not machine-translated. Free once generated.
Argue with the evaluator
Ask why a point was marked down — the AI answers about your copy, not in general.
Three steps to a marked copy
Upload
Photograph each page with your phone, or drop in a scanned PDF. Reorder the pages before you send — up to 25 in one copy.
Tell us the question
Pick it from the Mains PYQ bank, or type your own with its marks and word limit. Several questions on one copy each get their own report.
Get your report
We read the handwriting, mark it, and hand back the breakdown. If anything was hard to read, we show you the text to correct before marking.
Your copies stay private
Answer copies are never published, shared or used as samples. Only your account can open them, and you can delete a copy and its pages at any time.
Minutes, not days
A copy is read page by page and then marked, which takes a few minutes rather than the days a mentor needs. Close the tab — the report waits for you.
You are not charged for failures
If we cannot read a copy, or marking fails, the evaluation credit goes straight back to your account. Credits never expire either way.
Common questions
How does the Mains copy checker actually mark my answer?
You photograph your handwritten answer or upload a scanned PDF. A vision model transcribes every page — English or Devanagari — and shows you the transcription before anything is marked, so a bad photo never becomes a bad score. The answer is then marked against that paper's own rubric on four criteria: content and factual accuracy, analysis and linkage, structure and presentation, and word-limit and directive discipline. You get marks out of the question's real scale, a criterion-wise breakdown, what cost you marks, and a model answer to compare against.
Is the AI copy checking accurate enough to trust?
It is marked against the question's printed marks and word limit, and against the paper's own conventions rather than a generic essay rubric — an Ethics case study without a stated decision is capped, an answer that ignores its directive loses marks however good the content. Where we hold a marking scheme for a question the answer is marked against it; where we do not, the report says so plainly instead of pretending otherwise. Treat it as a fast, consistent second opinion you can get twenty times a week, not as a replacement for a mentor who knows you.
Can I write in Hindi?
Yes. Handwriting is read in both English and Devanagari, and the report itself can be produced in Hindi. The UPSC and UPPSC previous-year papers in the library are shown in both languages exactly as the commission printed them.
Can I use this as a Mains Mains test series?
Not in the sense of a scheduled test series with its own papers and a rank list — we do not set papers or run cohorts. What you can do is treat the previous-year papers here as a self-paced test series: open a full paper, attempt it under exam conditions, and send the whole copy in to have every answer marked separately. That is the same write-mark-revise loop, on the real papers, on your own schedule.
What does it cost?
Your first copy is evaluated free. After that it is ₹19 for a single copy, ₹79 for five, or ₹139 for ten. One answer costs one evaluation credit, so a full paper costs as many credits as it has questions. Nothing is charged until you actually submit a copy.
How long does it take?
Usually under a minute for a few pages. A full paper of twenty handwritten answers takes longer because every page is read individually, and the page tells you which stage it is on while it runs.
Who can see my answer copy?
Only you. Copies are never published, never shown to other users, and never used as an example anywhere on the site. You can delete a copy and its pages at any time.
Stop guessing why you lost marks
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