A 100-day integrated classroom programme designed to take aspirants from the first page of the APPSC Group-1 syllabus to the final Mains answer sheet — anchored by a single master material, structured daily practice, and continuous personal mentorship. Built around the philosophy Learn → Revise → Test → Repeat → Transform → Mission 100, the course compresses full Prelims-cum-Mains coverage into a tightly sequenced, test-driven 100-day (136-day extended) schedule.
Programme at a Glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Duration | 100 Days (extended structure runs to Day 136 with revision/buffer) |
| Classroom Lectures | 94 |
| Prelims MCQs practiced | 6,000 (4,000 within the 30 integrated tests + 2,000 via daily practice) |
| Mains Questions | 300 |
| Full-Length Essays | 4 |
| Objective + Descriptive Tests | 30 |
| Subject-wise/Sectional/Weekly Tests | ~19 additional tests embedded through the schedule |
Key Features
- Complete & Timely Coverage – Entire Prelims-cum-Mains (PCM) syllabus finished within the structured window; single master material for all subjects.
- Daily Practice & Testing – 20–25 MCQs daily (Aptitude + Current Affairs), subject-wise grand tests, sectional/comprehensive tests, and a dedicated Mental Ability track (Alphametics, Mensuration, Reasoning, Data Interpretation, Reading Comprehension, etc.) running parallel to every subject cycle.
- Rapid Revision – "Final Shot" SPMB (Single Page Memory Builder) for high-speed Mains revision after Prelims.
- Hybrid Learning – Offline classroom, KPIAS App, or Website.
- Personal Mentorship – Continuous, individualised guidance through the preparation cycle.
- Mains Answer Evaluation – Detailed feedback to sharpen writing, structure, and analytical presentation.
- Current Affairs Integration – KPIAS Current Affairs Magazine (National + International + AP regional) woven into every test cycle.
Subject Coverage
The syllabus is delivered across five integrated tracks, sequenced with weekly tests and rolling buffer/revision days:
- Environment, AP Economy, AP Geography, AP History (Days 1–44) — includes AP-specific bifurcation issues, physical geography, and Andhra dynastic/cultural history.
- Indian Economy, Ethics, Basic Laws (Days 1–30, running parallel) — National Income, Inflation, Banking & Financial Reforms, WTO/Trade, alongside Ethics foundations, Governance Ethics, and Basic Law modules (RTI, Lokpal, IT Act, Nirbhaya Act, Labour laws).
- Indian Economy, Indian History, Ethics & Basic Laws, Indian Polity & Governance/Public Administration, Science & Technology (Days 31–77) — Constitutional evolution, ancient-to-medieval Indian history (Mauryas to Marathas), Parliament/Legislature structure, Constitutional Authorities, and full Science & Technology coverage (Space, Energy, Biotechnology, Nanotechnology, Defence Tech).
- World & Indian Geography, Modern Indian History, Indian Polity & Governance, Science & Technology (ICT/Cyber) (Days 78–119) — Physical geography, British colonial administration, Freedom Movement, Local Governance (73rd/74th Amendment), Judiciary, and ICT/e-Governance/Cyber Security.
- Geography (Resources/Industry/Transport), Modern History (post-Independence), Polity/Public Admin/Governance capstone, Revision (Days 120–136) — Industrial & transport geography, Partition & post-Independence India, governance mechanisms, welfare schemes, and extended revision/buffer blocks.
Each subject stream carries Prelims-Mains-Common Topic tagging per day, so every classroom hour maps directly to both exam stages simultaneously.
Proven Track Record
The brochure showcases APPSC Group-1 2025–26 rankers (Deputy Collectors, DSPs, ATOs, ACSTs, RTOs, Municipal Commissioners) and TGPSC Group-1 2025–26 toppers, positioning KP's 21st Century IAS as a results-driven institution under Chairman P. Krishna Pradeep.
Call to Action
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