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32 handwritten mains booklets from 15 candidates, written on ForumIAS test-series papers. Mostly full-length GS mains booklets from the MGP programme — 22 of 32 — from fifteen candidates including Anudeep Durishetty (AIR 1, CSE 2017) and Garima Lohia.
UnlockIAS is not affiliated with ForumIAS. These are candidates’ own answer sheets, filed under the test series whose paper they were written on.
Anudeep attempted all 20 questions of ForumIAS GS Test-6C (250 marks) across 50 handwritten pages, opening nearly every answer with a crisp definition and closing with a 'Way Forward'/'Way Ahead' section.
20 questions · 14 examples analysed
Essay topic — 'One cannot change the world alone but can cast a stone across water to create many ripples' (a Mother Teresa line)
1 question · 4 examples analysed
Chose Section A topic 3 — 'Reality is ultimately a selective act of perception and interpretation'
1 question · 5 examples analysed
This is an ESSAY (EGP) copy, not GS — only one essay attempted (machines/men thinking, topic 4)
1 question · 14 examples analysed
ForumIAS MGP Essay booklet (Test Code 22025, barcode MGPQ007379) by Natisha Mathur — two full essays, one per section.
2 questions · 14 examples analysed
Cover confirms the candidate: 'DHATRI REDDY', Roll 1910016125, ForumIAS FIAS-2018 GS Paper 2 (Test Code 11034), online mode, 15/9/2018.
9 questions · 9 examples analysed
Topper-style economy of words: every answer defines, lists pros/cons, and concludes within the 150-word cap
9 questions · 10 examples analysed
Complete, well-organised GS full-length copy — all 20 questions attempted (ten 10-markers + ten 15-markers, 250 marks), none left blank
20 questions · 14 examples analysed
Cover confirms authorship - 'Name: Shailputri, Roll 1910092878, ForumIAS MGP + Cohort 13 Alternate, Sectional Test 6, 24/8/23' - genuine and continuous across all 51 pages.
12 questions · 14 examples analysed
Every answer opens with a one-line definition or a hard statistic on the keyword (often underlined), then almost always places a labelled diagram, flowchart or two-column table before the prose body.
20 questions · 14 examples analysed
Complete attempt - all 20 questions answered in full within a single 53-page booklet (10-markers ~1.5-2 pages, 15-markers ~2-3 pages).
20 questions · 14 examples analysed
Identity verified: cover reads 'Kanchan Chaudhary', Roll 91011291, FIAS MGP 2023 Open Test - GS Paper #2, English medium, Jaipur - matches the labelled candidate.
18 questions · 14 examples analysed
Complete attempt — all 20 questions (Q1-Q20) answered in English; GS Paper 2, Full-Length Test #6.
20 questions · 14 examples analysed
AIR 1 · CSE 2017 · GS Mains
AIR 1 · CSE 2017 · GS Mains
AIR 1 · CSE 2017 · GS Mains
AIR 2 · CSE 2022 · Essay
AIR 4 · CSE 2022 · Essay
AIR 8 · CSE 2023 · GS Paper 1
AIR 8 · CSE 2023 · GS Paper 4 · Ethics
Rank 46 · CSE 2019 · GS Mains
Rank 46 · CSE 2019 · GS Mains
Rank 46 · CSE 2019 · GS Mains
Rank 46 · CSE 2019 · GS Mains
Rank 88 · CSE 2024 · GS Mains
Rank 315 · CSE 2023 · GS Paper 4 · Ethics
Rank 315 · CSE 2023 · GS Paper 2
Rank 315 · CSE 2023 · GS Paper 1
Rank 340 · CSE 2023 · GS Mains
Rank 363 · CSE 2023 · GS Paper 2
Rank 408 · CSE 2023 · GS Mains
Rank 412 · CSE 2023 · GS Mains
32 booklets from 15 candidates, covering Essay (4), Full GS mains (22), GS Paper 1 (2), GS Paper 2 (2), GS Paper 4 · Ethics (2). Every one is a free PDF — no sign-up, no paywall.
No. These are candidates' own handwritten answer sheets, written on ForumIAS mains test-series papers and filed here under that label so you can find them. UnlockIAS is not affiliated with ForumIAS; credit for each booklet belongs to the candidate who wrote it and to the test series that set and evaluated the paper.
Not the content — the shape. How long the introduction runs, whether the body is point-wise or paragraph-wise, where diagrams and flowcharts sit, how the conclusion links back to the question, and how much of the answer space each sub-part gets. Those are the transferable decisions; the facts you already have from your own notes.
Yes, and it is the more useful exercise. The same archive holds booklets from Vajiram & Ravi, NextIAS, DrishtiIAS, VisionIAS, InsightsIAS. Reading two writers on the same paper from different programmes shows you which habits are genuinely common to good answers and which are just one evaluator's house style.
A topper's copy shows you the target. The Sherlocking Mains programme trains you to hit it — daily answer writing with AWE Bot evaluation and mentorship. Or get one Mains answer evaluated free.
