HP Allied Services Coaching in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh — Online & Offline

Raman Academy in Sanjauli, Shimla is rated 4.9★ on Google and runs a dedicated HP Allied batch — not a side-class of HPAS. Being Shimla-based, our teaching treats the Himachal-specific portion of Prelims and the descriptive Mains papers (English, Hindi, GK) as the core of the course. You can judge for yourself with a free demo class before paying anything.

Our HP Allied coaching fees are published openly: ₹25,000 for the Recorded Course, ₹35,000 for the Live Online (Zoom) Course, and ₹45,000 for the Offline Classroom Course in Shimla. All modes include books, test series and answer-writing practice, with one-time and EMI payment options. Discounts are often available — ask our counsellor on WhatsApp.

We run two batches. The morning batch is for full-time aspirants, and the evening batch starts at 4 PM for college students. Timings can shift with the season and as the exam approaches, so call or WhatsApp us on +91-7649911100 to confirm the current schedule.

Yes. The evening batch starts at 4 PM, so you can attend college first. Classes pause during college exams and restart after them, and every class is recorded in case you miss one.

Start dates are different for each mode. Call or WhatsApp us on +91-7649911100 to confirm the next start date for the mode you want.

A maximum of 25 students per batch, counting online and offline students together, so every student gets the teacher's attention.

Offline students get one-to-one interaction with teachers, face-to-face answer checking, and hard copies of all extra notes and class tests. They also get the Zoom link and class recordings, so they never miss a class.

No. The Recorded Course gives you recordings of the current live classes that online students attend on Zoom, not lectures from previous years.

Every class is recorded, and the recordings are available to every student in every mode and batch.

Send your doubt on WhatsApp and the teacher calls you back. You can also raise doubts on Zoom.

Yes. The course covers the Prelims GK paper and all three Mains papers — English, Hindi and General Knowledge — with regular answer-writing practice.

Yes. Books, the Prelims and Mains test series and class tests are all included in the course fee. You don't need to buy anything separately.

Yes. Teachers explain in both Hindi and English in class, and books, notes and tests are available in the medium you choose.

Highly qualified faculty, and every teacher has personally faced the interview stage at least once. The same teachers take every batch and every mode.

Yes. Demo classes are available in all three modes, so you can try offline, online and recorded before you decide.

You can attend a full week of demo classes before deciding. After that, fees are non-refundable.

No. The HP Allied exam has only two stages — an objective Prelims (screening) and a descriptive Mains. Prelims marks are not counted, and the final merit is prepared entirely from the three Mains papers (English 100, Hindi 100, General Knowledge 200), with posts allotted by merit and your preference order. That is why our coaching is Mains-writing-first from day one.

Prelims: one objective General Knowledge paper — 200 questions, 200 marks, 3 hours, with 0.25 negative marking per wrong answer; around 20 times the number of posts qualify for Mains. Mains: three descriptive papers of 3 hours each — English (100), Hindi (100) and General Knowledge (200) — totalling 400 marks, which alone decide the final merit. Always verify details in the latest HPPSC notification.

A Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university, and age between 18 and 45 years on the cut-off date, with category-based relaxations. As these are Class-III posts of the HP Government, recent notifications carry conditions favouring candidates who did their Matric and 10+2 from institutions in Himachal Pradesh — check the exact clause in the current notification. There is no limit on attempts.

Posts vary by cycle. Recent notifications have included Election Kanungo, Inspector (Cooperation), Extension Officer (Industries), Inspector (Audit), Panchayat Inspector and Tehsil Welfare Officer — Class-III posts across the Elections, Cooperation, Industries, Panchayati Raj and Welfare departments of the HP Government.

Allied posts are Class-III (Group-C) positions. In recent cycles, appointment is initially on contract with fixed monthly emoluments as per the pay level notified for each post, followed by regularisation under HP Government policy — after which pay follows the state pay matrix with DA and allowances, plus departmental promotion channels. Exact pay differs post to post; check the pay column of the current HPPSC notification.

HPAS is the state's Class-I/II combined exam (SDM, DSP, Tehsildar etc.) with three stages including an interview, an optional subject and a 1050-mark merit. HP Allied fills Class-III posts through just two stages — Prelims and Mains — with no optional and no interview. The syllabus overlaps heavily (especially HP GK and current affairs), which is why many aspirants prepare for both together with us.

Our free previous-year-papers library at ramanacademy.in has solved papers of HP competitive exams, and our store offers printed solved PYQ compilations with trend analysis for serious aspirants.

Yes. The Live Online and Recorded courses are built exactly for this — students from Mandi, Kangra, Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Solan, Una, Kullu, Chamba, Sirmaur, Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti attend the same classes as Shimla students, with books and printed tests couriered home and doubt support on Zoom and WhatsApp.