
Shaurya Arora
AIR 14
UPSC CSE 2023
I couldn’t clear my first Prelims attempt in 2022. After I came across Neil Sir’s Sherlocking video, it taught me how to properly analyse PYQs and identify themes, patterns and heuristics.
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All 6 GS subject modules combined with the Heuristics module: without CSAT. Perfect if you only need GS Prelims preparation with the Sherlocking methodology.

Shaurya Arora
AIR 14
UPSC CSE 2023
I couldn’t clear my first Prelims attempt in 2022. After I came across Neil Sir’s Sherlocking video, it taught me how to properly analyse PYQs and identify themes, patterns and heuristics.
Ananya Sharma
AIR 13
UPSC CSE 2025
Prelims had become a stumbling block for me, yet the Sherlocking Prelims Module proved invaluable. It taught me the right approach to tackle questions.

Ricky Lohkar Pradhan
AIR 230
UPSC CSE 2023
The GS Module is very insightful for solving prelims questions that seem beyond the standard books. And Neil Sir’s CSAT techniques for comprehension: without which clearing CSAT in 2023 would have been very tough.

Zinnia Aurora
AIR 6 (CSE 2025) · AIR 156 (CSE 2024)
UPSC CSE 2025
Neil Sir’s PYQ videos on YouTube made Prelims 2024 easier. The march towards mains became less stressful on hearing Sir’s approval of the qualitative prowess of my answers.

Ankita Rath
AIR 443
UPSC CSE 2024
The freely available videos, especially on tackling tricky Prelims questions, were incredibly insightful.

Akshya Kumar Patel
Rank 104
OPSC 2023
Prelims Sherlocking was a game changer. Mains Sherlocking completely changed my mindset: the focus on syllabus parsing and intensive PYQ analysis sets the base, and the Answer Writing bot is probably the best in the market.
Aman Aloon
AIR 295
UPSC CSE 2025
The emphasis on common sense, basic sources, and heuristics became fundamental pillars of my prelims prep. Eventually, as a result of countless Sherlocking practice, I ended up clearing next year’s prelims with 20+ marks above the cutoff.
People say “do PYQs” but no one tells you what to notice while solving. Knowing the mindset of the examiner is the key (that 4–6 marks edge) and that’s exactly what Neil Sir’s analysis explained. Worth every rupee.
This course helped me understand how the Commission sets the question and its pattern. The videos are short and crisp. It changed how I look at a question and solve it.
Following the process gave me immense returns: I could identify priority areas and revise only those. It wouldn’t have been possible to clear prelims without Sherlocking.
I used Sherlocking for only 14–15 days and felt a big change while attempting each question. Neil sir was a saviour in my second attempt.
This is the first time I’ve cleared prelims in 3 attempts.
I enrolled quite late, but I could feel the difference in my approach and mindset: finally able to overcome my fear of prelims, and in such a short span.