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PSIR Optional Test Series for UPSC
PSIR optional subject test series for UPSC Mains. Political Science and International Relations paper 1 and 2.
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What’s Included
This collection gives you 7 saraswati psir optional test series — 7 test papers in total from PSIR. In the saraswati psir optional test series section alone, you get papers like "Test 7", "Test 6", "Test 5". Each paper follows the actual UPSC pattern with detailed solutions that explain the reasoning behind every answer.
- Saraswati PSIR Optional Series
- Test 7
- Test 6
- Test 5
- Test 4
- Test 3
- Test 2
- Test 1
About This Resource
PSIR Optional Test Series for UPSC is a PSIR UPSC test series designed to help aspirants practice rigorously before the actual examination. This collection includes 7 test papers covering the full UPSC syllabus — Prelims (objective) and Mains (descriptive) formats. Each test paper follows the official UPSC examination pattern, making it an excellent resource for timed practice. The papers are organized across 1 sections including Saraswati PSIR Optional Test Series. Regular practice with these test papers helps identify weak areas, improves time management, and builds the stamina needed for the 3-hour Mains paper format. For best results, attempt each paper under strict exam conditions — no interruptions, no extra time, and no reference material. After each test, analyze your mistakes systematically and track your score progression over time.
PSIR (Political Science & International Relations) is the most opted UPSC optional subject — over 600 candidates choose it annually. This test series covers Paper I (political theory and thought) and Paper II (comparative politics and IR) across 15 full-length mocks. Each test includes both the 250-word short-answer format and the 500-word essay-style questions that PSIR demands. The answer keys include model frameworks — how to structure a 500-word answer on 'Rawls vs Nozick on distributive justice' or 'India's Indo-Pacific strategy post-2024'.