Once you make the payment, we will share with you the login credentials for our Learning Management System (LMS).

The entire syllabus has been divided into more than hundred keywords. For each keyword, you will find the following on the LMS:
(i) Recorded Video Class
(ii) Content
(iii) Practice questions in the form of sectional tests
(iv) 3 Mock Tests – from 25 Aug 2026

With this course, you do not need to refer to any other book or resource for your preparation. You can DEPEND completely on us.

We have a robust system for clarification of doubts.

You can ask your doubts not only via text, but also via a photo of handwritten paper, or voice note or even a video. Just ensure that the teacher is able to understand, what you are asking.

All doubts will be answered within 1 working day.

Based on your request, we schedule a 20-minute session with one of our teachers who will guide you. These sessions are usually taken when students feel stuck with their overall preparation—such as deciding which topics to start with, how to cover the syllabus efficiently, or whether to focus on e-books, videos, or practice questions.

Please note, these sessions are meant for guidance and strategy—not for teaching concepts.

It is advised that you should book first session within 10 days of enrollment.

You can get in touch with our team to book a session.

The Learning Management System (LMS) is accessible via the browser on any desktop, laptop, tablet, or mobile device. However, for optimal learning, it is advisable to use a desktop or laptop. Please note that only one login is allowed at a time. 

Access of this course will be till interview dates of this UPSC exam.

The fee mentioned on the website is final and it includes 18% GST, courier charges and everything else. Beyond it, there are no discounts.

Any attempt of illegal circulation of content will lead to immediate termination of access to all resources and the fees will not be refunded.

Any attempt to sell Human Peritus content on social media/internet will invite police complaint and subsequent FIR under various provisions of law given below:

• Section 63 of Copyright Act 1957 (knowingly infringes or abets the infringement of the copyright)
• Section 420 (cheating by the way of false representation) under sections 403, 406, 408, 420, 471 and 120-B of Indian Penal Code 1860 for dishonest and illegal misappropriation of money, criminal breach of trust, cheating, fraud and criminal conspiracy to commit fraud
• Section 29, 103 and 104 of Trade Marks Act 1999 (infringement and penalty)
• Section 1(2) read with Section 75 of the Information Technology Act 2000.