0:00 elapsed · 10:00 left of 10 min
10 min planned
Schedule
Not started
Final offer planned for 80–82 min
Next
Importance and evidence
at 10:00
→ builds the slide step by step · ↓ next slide · F for clean full-screen presenting
Ethics 140+ Masterclass · 107 slides · Opening · build 1/3
0:00 elapsed · 10:00 left of 10 min
10 min planned
Schedule
Not started
Final offer planned for 80–82 min
Next
Importance and evidence
at 10:00
UPSC GS-IV • Ethics 140+ Masterclass
A practical system to align your preparation, build usable content and write effective GS-IV answers.

Ved Gupta
Founder, EthiCraft IAS | Ethics & Essay Mentor
→ builds the slide step by step · ↓ next slide · F for clean full-screen presenting
UPSC GS-IV • Ethics 140+ Masterclass
A practical system to align your preparation, build usable content and write effective GS-IV answers.

Ved Gupta
Founder, EthiCraft IAS | Ethics & Essay Mentor
01
Samarpan
Living as an instrument of my Guru and Bhagwan.
Whatever I have received is His blessing. My responsibility is to make the best use of it without ego or attachment.
02
Dharma
Choosing a path that benefits not only me, but others as well.
True growth is meaningful when our actions also benefit those directly or indirectly connected with us.
03
Seva
Fulfilling every responsibility with sincerity and integrity.
Whatever role or responsibility I receive, my intention is to serve others and contribute to their welfare.

01
Secret 1 — Ethics Alignment
What to study—and what to leave out.
02
Secret 2 — Ethics Articulation
How to turn knowledge into usable content.
03
Secret 3 — Ethics Expression
How to convert preparation into structured answers.
Stay until the end to unlock five implementation bonuses.

01
90 Minutes
Give the complete session your undivided attention.
02
Take Notes
Keep a notebook and pen ready.
03
Questions at the End
Note your questions; we will address them after the main session.
If you are ready, type “READY” in the chat.

Why Ethics Became My Core Focus
Teaching Was Never the Plan
I entered the classroom only because a mentor encouraged me.
Students Revealed the Possibility
Their response showed me that complex ideas could be made simpler.
Ethics Became the Mission
Philosophy, teaching and public purpose came together in one subject.


To help 100,000 aspirants prepare Ethics with clarity, reason with integrity and write with confidence.
01
Clear Preparation
Remove confusion and fragmentation.
02
Ethical Judgement
Develop the mindset expected from a public servant.
03
Resilient Bharat
Build an army of competent and ethical changemakers.
Competence helps an officer perform. Character ensures that power is used rightly.

01
1966 — First ARC
Administrative reform remained largely structural.
02
2001 — Y. K. Alagh Committee
Civil-service selection began moving towards aptitude and attributes, not knowledge alone.
03
2005 onwards — Second ARC
Ethics, integrity, accountability and values in governance received greater emphasis.
04
2013 — GS-IV Introduced
UPSC began directly evaluating ethical reasoning, integrity, attitude and judgement.
The examination is not asking only, “What do you know?” It is also asking, “Can we trust your judgement?”

The key number
250
MarksGS-IV carries 250 marks in the written examination.
GS-IV Marks as a Percentage of Each Candidate's Total GS Marks
Shakti Dubey
AIR 1 · CSE 2024
30.39%
Aditya Srivastava
AIR 1 · CSE 2023
30.17%
Garima Lohia
AIR 2 · CSE 2022
30.00%
Shruti Sharma
AIR 1 · CSE 2021
28.14%
Anuj Agnihotri
AIR 1 · CSE 2025
26.98%
25% = an equal contribution from each of the four GS papers
Source: UPSC CSE final marksheets (2021–2025).
Ethics is not a paper to merely complete. It is a paper to use strategically.

01
Value Clarity
Helps you take and defend a balanced position.
02
Ethical Reasoning
Helps you respond to dilemmas without becoming rigid or evasive.
03
Administrative Judgement
Helps you answer like a future officer, not merely an informed candidate.
The Personality Test evaluates overall suitability; ethical maturity is one important part of that assessment.
But is a 140-level Ethics score genuinely achievable? Let us look at the evidence.

Independent examination results
Real GS-IV marks from selected UPSC rank holders.
138
marks
Dr. A. R. Rajah Mohaideen
AIR 7 · CSE 2025
141
marks
Shakti Dubey
AIR 1 · CSE 2024
143
marks
Aditya Srivastava
AIR 1 · CSE 2023
157
marks
Pradeep Singh
AIR 1 · CSE 2019
GS-IV marks out of 250, from published candidate marksheet breakdowns — not EthiCraft student results. Sources: upscprepnotes.in/toppers/marks-database (Shakti Dubey, Aditya Srivastava); clearias.com (Pradeep Singh); Next IAS on LinkedIn (Dr. A. R. Rajah Mohaideen); ranks: UPSC final results.
The takeaway
High scores are possible. The question is how to prepare more effectively.

Student Problems
Which number best describes your preparation today?
01
Marks-Only Mindset
Purpose is lost.
02
Random Preparation
Sources drive the syllabus.
03
Wrong Note-Making
Notes cannot become answers.
04
Weak Ethical Vocabulary
Ideas lack ethical language.
05
Weak Answer-Writing Structure
Arguments are hard to follow.
06
Weak Case-Study Approach
Every case is improvised.

The shared diagnosis
Your preparation is fragmented across the syllabus, PYQs, notes, examples, answer writing and case studies.
The problem is not lack of effort. It is the absence of one connected preparation system.

03 — The Three Secrets
One preparation system for Section A Theory and Section B Case Studies.
What to prepare. How to prepare it. How to express it in the examination.

Secret 1
Define What Deserves Preparation
Turn a broad syllabus into a precise, PYQ-led circle of study.

Secret 1 · Method
01
DECODE THE SYLLABUS
Break syllabus lines into clear themes.
02
MAP THE PYQs
Link each previous-year question to a theme.
03
IDENTIFY RECURRING DEMANDS
Notice directives and recurring answer demands.
04
DEFINE THE PREPARATION SCOPE
Prioritise relevant content; leave unrelated material aside.

EthiCraft PYQ analysis · not an official UPSC classification
Syllabus Phrase
Ethics: essence, determinants & consequences in human actions
Connected PYQs
Before 2020, same pattern: Trust deficit · Happiness · What ethics promotes · Well-being
Recurring Demand
UPSC links ethics with outcomes
Prepare Deeply
Consequences of ethics
Ethical failure → consequences → remedies
Prepare Lightly
Determinants as linked sub-theme
Leave Aside
Abstract definitions in isolation

Eight macro themes
Eight macro-themes organise the map; forty coded micro-themes provide a reference, not an exhaustive boundary.
01
Personal vs Professional Ethics
Private responsibilities, professional duty and moral courage.
02
Social Justice Ethics
Equity, dignity, inclusion and protection of vulnerable groups.
03
Administrative Ethics
Probity, discretion, accountability and political pressure.
04
Workplace Ethics & Corporate Governance
Organisational integrity, compliance and stakeholder responsibility.
05
Environmental Ethics
Development, ecology, livelihoods and inter-generational justice.
06
Crisis & Disaster Management Ethics
Triage, scarcity, urgency and continuity of administration.
07
Technology & Media Ethics
Privacy, surveillance, information integrity and digital power.
08
National Security Ethics
Security, secrecy, civil liberties and public accountability.
Eight macro themes create a practical structure for organising Section B preparation.

Section B · Social Justice Ethics Demonstration (1 of 2)
2016 · CS-2
2016 · CS-5
2024 · CS-5
2025 · CS-5
Common macro-theme
Recurring micro-theme
Pattern across years
Shared dilemma
Four different stories. One recurring conflict to prepare.
EthiCraft Social Justice PYQ analysis. Internal preparation classification, not an official UPSC count.

Section B · Social Justice Ethics Demonstration (2 of 2)
EthiCraft's internal classification of 19 Social Justice case studies — not official UPSC statistics.
Recurring ethical conflicts: Development vs displacement; rules vs compassion; equality vs tradition.
Recurring ethical conflicts
Development vs displacement; rules vs compassion; equality vs tradition.
Administrative competencies tested
Constitutional morality, administrative empathy, root-cause analysis.
Preparation priorities
Prioritise the weakest stakeholder; solve systems, not just cases.
Recognise recurring issues. Prepare the relevant principles and approaches before the examination.
EthiCraft Social Justice PYQ analysis, 2013–2025. Internal preparation classification.

The Outcome of Alignment
SECTION A
Concepts, dimensions and recurring theoretical demands.
SECTION B
Themes, micro-themes, recurring dilemmas and competencies.
SHARED OUTCOME
A precise, PYQ-led preparation boundary.
You do not study everything written about Ethics. You prepare what UPSC repeatedly asks you to recognise, reason through and apply.

Secret 2
Convert Understanding into Answer-Ready Content
Knowing Ethics is not enough. You must organise what you know into arguments, examples and decisions that can be recalled under exam pressure.
Section A
Arguments ready for theory answers
Section B
Reasoning ready for case-study decisions

Cornell–OPON Demonstration
Syllabus ThemeEssence, Determinants and Consequences of Ethics
Introduction & Conclusion
Short, reusable opening and closing ideas
Introduction
Ethics is the inner architecture behind trust, justice and a humane society.
Conclusion
Trust is built in drops, lost in buckets — ethics sustains progress.
Main Body
Dimensions and sections
Individual
Values · character
Society
Trust · cooperation
Institutions
Accountability · legitimacy
Nation
Governance · development
Value Addition
Examples, thinkers and quotations
Examples
Mission Karmayogi · Nelson Mandela
Thinkers & quotes
Aristotle — virtue · Kant — duty · Buber — I–Thou
Visual Element
One simple flowchart
Student Reflections
Your space — add as you revise
Mnemonics
Answer templates
Answer-writing learnings
Recall cues

Theme 1 Cornell–OPON Note · Actual Excerpts


One theme. Reusable introductions, arguments, examples and conclusions.
EthiCraft Theme 1 Cornell–OPON Note Making (Module 3, Master Body, Value Additions).

Section B: Case Studies · Prepare before the exam
Analyse
Stakeholders
↓
Ethical Issues & Dilemmas
Stakeholders reveal the issues and competing values.
Evaluate & Decide
Solutions to Each Dilemma
↓
Practical Options
↓
Merits & Limitations
↓
Final Course of Action
Solutions become options, are weighed, then combined into one justified course.
Value Addition & Justification
Constitution
Laws & Acts
Institutions
Judicial Principles
Thinkers
Keywords
Committees & Reports
Visuals
A justification bank supporting Stages 1 and 2.
Analyse → Develop & Evaluate Solutions → Justify Decisions

CS Theme 8 · National Security Ethics · Cornell Notes
Supporting references · use when relevant


One Theme → Prepared Content → Multiple Case-Study Applications

The Outcome of Articulation
SECTION A · THEORY
SECTION B · CASE STUDIES
SHARED OUTCOME
Content ready to Recall → Adapt → Apply in the examination.

Secret 3
Convert Prepared Content into Marks
Expression is the ability to select, structure and present relevant content as a complete answer within limited time and space.
Section A
Clear, balanced and well-supported theory answers
Section B
Reasoned, practical and implementable case-study responses

Section A: Theory · Answer Architecture
Not a rigid five-step sequence. Visuals are optional and may appear wherever they fit in the answer.
Decode
Question demand and directive.
Structure
Stand, arguments and main-body framework.
Substantiate
Examples, thinkers, principles and balanced reasoning.
Visualise
Purposeful diagram, flowchart, matrix or table.
Conclude
Synthesis and relevant way forward.
Organise your reasoning before putting it on paper.

“Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have the right to do and what is right to do.”
— Potter Stewart


A well-organised answer is easier to scan, understand and evaluate.

Section A: Theory · Actual Answer · Citizen’s Charter
“Explain the basic principles of the Citizens’ Charter movement and bring out its importance.”
Sevottam evidence + a way forward.
Closes by reinforcing the Charter’s importance.
Good Ethics Expression means converting prepared content into a clear, balanced and examiner-friendly answer.

Section B: Case Studies · Answer Architecture
Flexible stages—follow the actual question demands, not a compulsory nine-point format.
Stage 1 · Understand
Stage 2 · Decide
Stage 3 · Execute
Prepare the content beforehand. Select and structure it according to the case.

The conclusion should communicate one central takeaway.
Section B: Case Studies · Answer planning, not the completed answer

A well-planned case study becomes a structured, connected and examiner-friendly answer.
Section B: Case Studies · Illustrative examination-style model answer

The System · Section A + Section B
Section A · Theory
Section B · Case Studies
Alignment
Decode syllabus, PYQs and recurring theoretical demands
Alignment
Decode themes, micro-themes, dilemmas and competencies
Articulation
Prepare reusable arguments, examples and theme notes
Articulation
Prepare stakeholders, dilemmas, options, decisions and safeguards
Expression
Write balanced, structured and well-supported answers
Expression
Write justified, practical and implementable responses
Practice progression
Carry every correction from one test into the next.
Consistency does not require writing several answers every day. It requires a clear method, focused practice and correction of recurring weaknesses.

Before We Move Forward
01
Can I Really Score 140+ in Ethics, or Is It Just Luck?
02
Can Someone Like Me Really Score 140+?
03
I Already Have Too Much on My Plate. How Will I Manage This Alongside GS and Optional?

Resistance 1
Without a System
With a System
It’s not simply about intelligence or luck. It’s about having the right preparation system.

What PYQ-Led Reorganisation Looks Like
Value AdditionExamples

Keywords


Student’s Review
★★★★★
17 August 2026 · Trustpilot
This is the most comprehensive course on ethics. Approach of the Sir is directly hitting the bullseye by properly analysing PYQ and build notes based on requirement of the exam. And main focus is on utilising notes in answer writing. The main thing is Sir. Personally review your notes within a day.
— Dipesh Senjaliya

Resistance 2
“I’m not from a Philosophy background.”
“My answer writing has always been weak.”
“I’ve tried before, but haven’t improved enough.”
Your current performance doesn’t define your potential.

Day 4 · Loose structure

→
Day 11 · Organised with a table

Apply feedback from one answer to improve the next.
Excerpts from one student's Day 4 and Day 11 answers on different themes; the student's tracker records the earlier feedback as applied on Day 11. Identity withheld.

Student’s Review
★★★★★
10 October 2025 · Trustpilot
I joined Ved Sir’s personal mentorship for GS-4 Mains and it turned out to be one of the most value-adding parts of my preparation. The quality of content was exceptional — rich with practical examples, clear diagrams and unique value additions that made my answers stand out. The chapter-wise tests kept my preparation structured, while the detailed one-on-one call after every test (often 30–40 minutes) went far beyond just evaluation. Sir patiently analysed each answer, cleared even minute doubts, and taught me how to present ideas with better flowcharts, keywords and ethical frameworks. These sessions were not just about marks; they also kept me motivated and focused when preparation felt overwhelming. I particularly appreciated the real-world case studies and current affairs linkages he suggested, the constant push to make answers exam-oriented, and his availability whenever I had a doubt. Overall, this mentorship gave me a clear strategy for GS-4 — from mastering theory to tackling case studies — and helped me evolve from writing average answers to producing UPSC-standard, high-impact responses with confidence.
— Adarsh Chougale

Resistance 3
How Will I Manage This Alongside GS and Optional?
Unstructured Preparation
One Clear Roadmap
A good system removes the burden of figuring out Ethics alone.

Resistance 3
01
3-Day Launchpad
Foundation and direction.
02
Ethicathon
Structured missions that build consistency.
03
Ethics 140+ Inner Circle Calls
Group guidance and accountability.
One roadmap. Less confusion. More focused preparation.

Student’s Review
★★★★★
Best Go To Place for Ethics,Essay
26 January 2026 · Trustpilot
Best-in-industry content and guidance offered at Ethicraft. I have the privillege of enrolling in their ethics and essay course.
After covering ethics from Vajiram and Saarthi I find Ethicraft's approach very personalised, student-centric and exam oriented.
Their content is in answer writing format. Value Addition material is quite unique aligned with Toppers copy.
The best part is availability. Faculty is quite responsive and dedicated to student's queries.
Quite detailed and timely(24hrs) answer writing evaluation.
The entire preparation of GS 4 happens in well structured manner and is tracked daily.
Very happy with the experience so far.
— Jit Mukherjee Romi

07
These ten questions will show which parts of your preparation are ready and where the gaps remain.
Score yourself honestly. The purpose is clarity, not judgement.

01
Yes = 10
It exists in writing, is usable and you can apply it in an answer.
02
Partly = 5
It exists, but remains incomplete, inconsistent or difficult to use.
03
No = 0
It has not yet been prepared in a usable form.
Score what you can use in an answer today—not what you have read or intend to prepare

Yes = 10 · Partly = 5 · No = 0
Alignment
30 marks
01
Have you broken the GS-IV syllabus into clear themes and micro-themes?
02
Have you analysed PYQs to identify recurring demands, patterns and competencies?
03
Do you have a defined preparation scope that tells you what to study deeply, what to study selectively and what to leave out?
Articulation
30 marks
04
Do you have answer-ready Section A notes organised theme by theme?
05
Do you maintain a usable bank of keywords, thinkers, examples, illustrations and conclusions?

Yes = 10 · Partly = 5 · No = 0
Articulation
30 marks
06
Do you have prepared content for recurring Section B themes, ethical dilemmas, options and courses of action?
Expression
40 marks
07
Do you have clear answer structures for recurring Section A question demands?
08
Do you have a practical architecture and time plan for Section B case-study answers?
09
Can you complete answers within realistic examination time limits without losing structure and relevance?
10
After each test, do you identify recurring weaknesses and apply the corrections in subsequent answers?

0–30
Red — Build the Foundation
Preparation remains scattered or undefined.
Priority: Establish direction, scope and basic answer-ready material.
35–60
Amber — Connect the Components
Several components exist, but they do not yet work together.
Priority: Connect notes, answer structures and practice.
65–85
Green — Strengthen Execution
A working foundation exists, but application remains inconsistent.
Priority: Improve selection, speed, structure and feedback application.
90–100
Gold — Refine Performance
A functional preparation system is already in place.
Priority: Test under exam conditions and remove the remaining weaknesses.
Your total score matters, but your category-wise gaps matter more.
Alignment /30
Articulation /30
Expression /40
Total /100
Your lowest category identifies your immediate preparation priority.

Reflection 1
Type YES if the audit revealed a genuine preparation gap.
Reflection 2
Type YES if you would prefer a clear and tested preparation sequence.

Before I show you the system I have built, use this checklist to judge any Ethics programme, including mine.
01
Direction
02
Answer-Ready Material
03
Execution and Improvement
I have built a preparation system around these exact requirements. May I show you how it works?
Type YES if you would like to see it.

THE COMPLETE PREPARATION JOURNEY
A guided journey from scattered preparation to exam-ready performance
Three outcomes for every student
01
Know what to study, guided by the syllabus and PYQs.
02
Notes, vocabulary and examples ready to use in answers.
03
Structured answers, refined through practice and feedback.

Orientation, mindset, preparation approach and your personal plan
Recommended first step for every student · Three days is a completion target
Milestone to earn · Launch-Ready Certificate
Learn at your pace
30-day suggested target
Implement through missions
90-day suggested target · Begin after the Launchpad — no need to finish the Foundation first
Milestone to earn · Achiever Award
Run both side by side — not a fixed 3 + 30 + 90-day sequence
Group mentoring & community
Live group guidance, accountability and peer support throughout
Suggested timelines, not fixed deadlines. Learn and implement at your own pace.

Included in SilverLifetime accessIMPLEMENTATION · 90 DAYS
Nine missions. Three phases. Ninety days of implementation.
Phase 1 · Ethics Alignment
Clear syllabus direction, PYQ understanding and preparation scope
Phase 2 · Ethics Articulation
Answer-ready notes, ethical vocabulary and usable value addition
Phase 3 · Ethics Expression
Structured answers, timed practice, feedback and refinement
Mission 09 completes the journey → Ethics 140+ Achiever Award


Course 01 of 08 · Orientation
What it helps you do
Start Ethics with the right approach and a plan
Key deliverables
GS-IV paper and mindset
Right preparation habits
Personal preparation plan
Main outcome
Clear start + Launch-Ready Certificate


Course 02 of 08 · Alignment
What it helps you do
Decode the syllabus into themes
Key deliverables
Syllabus → themes
Micro-themes mapped
Defined scope per theme
Main outcome
Know what to study — and what to skip


Course 03 of 08 · Alignment
What it helps you do
Connect PYQ demands to every theme
Key deliverables
Theme-wise PYQ analysis (A + B)
Recurring demands and patterns
Syllabus–PYQ links
Main outcome
Prepare the way UPSC asks

Course 04 of 08 · Articulation
What it helps you do
Build a usable ethical vocabulary
Key deliverables
Theme-wise keywords and concepts
Thinkers and examples
Your personal Ethics lexicon
Main outcome
Precise words in every answer


Course 05 of 08 · Articulation
What it helps you do
Turn understanding into answer-ready notes
Key deliverables
Theme-wise Section A notes
Concepts, thinkers, examples together
Ready value additions
Main outcome
Notes you can retrieve fast


Course 06 of 08 · Expression
What it helps you do
Structure theory answers before writing
Key deliverables
Structures for recurring demands
Openings, bodies, conclusions
Logic-first practice
Main outcome
Clear, organised theory answers


Course 07 of 08 · Expression
What it helps you do
Analyse and answer case studies methodically
Key deliverables
Cases by macro-theme
Dilemmas, stakeholders, options
Section B answer + time plan
Main outcome
Justified, practical choices


Course 08 of 08 · Expression
What it helps you do
Build speed and consistency through tests
Key deliverables
CCTs → Sectional → HLTs → FLTs
Evaluated, timed practice
Feedback carried forward
Main outcome
Complete answers on time

THE WEEKLY LIVE MENTORSHIP LAYER
Live group mentorship, every week
Guidance on your preparation strategy
Correction of approach and answers
Regular accountability
Ongoing live mentorship, week after week — not another recorded course.
Included in SilverLifetime access


LMS dashboard

Mobile app
Discussions
Mentorship
Guidance
Accountability
Ethicraft Circle · private student community
Learn through the LMS. Continue through the mobile app. Stay accountable through Ethicraft Circle.

THE ETHICS 140+ ACHIEVEMENT JOURNEY
Level 01
Complete the 3-Day Launchpad with a clear plan
Level 02
Complete all nine Ethicathon missions
Level 03
Score 125+ in an evaluated full-length mock
Level 04
Achieve the benchmark in actual UPSC Mains GS-IV
Each level is earned through measurable progress — not attendance.

Audit
The gap you identified
Silver component that closes it
Alignment gaps · Audit Q1–Q3
Syllabus not broken into themes and micro-themes
➜Ethics Navigator
PYQ demands and patterns not analysed
➜Ethics Integration Masterclass
No defined preparation scope
➜Ethics Navigator · Integration Masterclass
Articulation and expression gaps · Audit Q4–Q10
No answer-ready Section A notes
➜Ethics Content Engine
No usable bank of keywords, thinkers and examples
➜Ethics Lexicon Lab
No prepared Section B content
➜CaseCraft Matrix
No clear Section A answer structures
➜Ethics Write Right
No Section B answer architecture or time plan
➜CaseCraft Matrix
Answers not completed within time
➜Ethics Test Craft
Corrections not carried into the next test
➜Ethics Test Craft · Inner Circle Masterminds
Implementation, guidance and accountability
Difficulty implementing consistently
➜90-Day Ethicathon
Lack of regular strategic guidance
➜Ethics Inner Circle Masterminds
Lack of community and accountability
➜Ethicraft Circle
Audit gap → Exact support → Intended outcome — the circle is complete.

Ethics 140+ Transformation System — one connected preparation journey
Three core pillars

01 · Implementation challenge
90-Day Ethicathon
Nine missions to take action and finish







02 · Structured course system
Eight Courses
From orientation to answer-writing

03 · Live group mentorship
Ethics Inner Circle Masterminds
Weekly guidance, correction and accountability

Plus · Community and access
Ethicraft Circle, LMS and mobile app
Plus · Recognition
Launch-Ready → Achiever → Hall of Fame → Superstar

01

Nine missions that convert the complete preparation framework into disciplined implementation.
Value
₹50,000
02







The complete learning system covering orientation, alignment, articulation and expression.
Launchpad · Navigator · Integration Masterclass · Lexicon Lab · Content Engine · Write Right · CaseCraft Matrix · Ethics Test Craft
Value
₹50,000
03

Weekly strategic guidance, correction and accountability.
Value
₹30,000
04


Community support, course access and continued implementation.
Value
₹10,000
05
Recognition linked to completion, demonstrated performance and actual examination achievement.
Launch-Ready · Achiever · Hall of Fame · Superstar
Value
₹10,000

90-Day Ethicathon
₹50,000
Eight Courses
₹50,000
Ethics Inner Circle Masterminds
₹30,000
Ethicraft Circle and Mobile Access
₹10,000
Certification and Awards
₹10,000
TOTAL VALUE
₹1,50,000
One connected preparation journey, from foundation building to examination performance.
Lifetime accessOne-time payment
Total Value:
₹1,50,000
Complete Programme Price
₹14,999
Inclusive of GST

THE MISSION
A Bigger Purpose Behind Everything We're Building
Make a complex subject clear, structured and approachable.
Give serious aspirants a system to prepare with purpose.
Shape future officers who carry these values into public life.
The same values I shared at the beginning guide everything we build.

TODAY’S MASTERCLASS OFFER
Programme Price
₹14,999
₹9,999
Inclusive of GST
Available to students attending today’s masterclass

For those ready to take action today, I want to make starting even easier.

Today’s masterclass price
₹9,999
₹5,999
Inclusive of GST
One-time payment · Lifetime Silver access · Ongoing live group mentorship

₹5,999
Inclusive of GST · Available while the live timer is active
Lifetime accessOne-time paymentCode SILVER
QR code appears once you add your checkout link

Pay securely through the enrolment page.
Access the courses and preparation resources.
Start with the 3-Day Launchpad and receive instructions for Ethicathon, coaching and community access.


Immediately
LMS and course access
After enrolment
Ethicathon onboarding
Shared on joining
Weekly Mastermind schedule
Sent on joining
Ethicraft Circle access instructions

Ethics preparation, today's masterclass, course-related queries, or anything you'd like to clarify.
Live offer window
15:00
₹5,999 incl. GST
Returns to ₹9,999 when the timer ends
QR code appears once you add your checkout link
Scan to enrol now
https://learn.ethicraftias.com/l/2a7437c92cENROL NOW
A thank-you for staying until the end.
Ready-to-use syllabus breakdown.
Map PYQs to syllabus themes.
Approximately 100 terms with definitions and examples.
Selected topper copies and analysis.
One-time preparation counselling with Ved Gupta — not ongoing mentorship.
All bonuses delivered through Bronze LMS membership, including a dedicated Bronze community channel.

Take what you've learned today and put it into practice. Wishing you clarity and progress in your Ethics preparation.
Join today at₹5,999
Inclusive of GST · Available while the live timer is active
Lifetime accessOne-time paymentCode SILVER
QR code appears once you add your checkout link
