How it works
Read a syllabus, visually.
A two-minute walkthrough on how to navigate and expand a mindmap — and how to make these maps part of a daily revision habit.
Three ways to use the platform
Browse by subject
Pick a subject from the rail; every mindmap is tagged to a topic and stage (Pre / Mains / Both) so you can plan ahead.
Expand any node
Tap a node to open sub-branches with definitions, articles and PYQ links. Collapse to zoom out.
Download & revise
PNG and PDF downloads, print-ready and offline-friendly, are coming soon. Bilingual: every map ships in EN and हिन्दी.
Tips for getting the most out of it
- 1Start broad, drill in. Use the subject overview map first; treat every leaf as a topic to revisit when you have 10 spare minutes.
- 2Pair with PYQs. Every PYQ-tagged map shows which prelims/mains question it answers — revise the map, then attempt the question.
- 3Switch languages. Toggle EN ↔ हिन्दी from the top bar; the same map renders in either script for revision balance.
- 4Save what you re-open. Bookmarks for the maps you re-open are coming soon.
- 5Suggest gaps. Spot a missing topic? Hit "Suggest a Topic" from any page — these requests drive what we build next.
About us
Mindmaps for UPSC is a free visual library of mindmaps for UPSC and UPPSC preparation. Every map follows the official syllabus and ships in English and हिन्दी, with no paywall.
We also run OpenPYQ, a free site for previous year questions. Mindmaps for UPSC is not run by or linked to UPSC, UPPSC or any government body.
Spot a gap? Suggest a topic.
Every PNG, PDF and video walkthrough is free to download, with no paywall. Spot a gap, or want a topic explained? Tell us what to map next.