Current Affairs Test Series

सभी प्रतियोगी परीक्षाओं के लिए मासिक व साप्ताहिक Current Affairs — राष्ट्रीय, अंतरराष्ट्रीय, नियुक्तियां, खेल, पुरस्कार और महत्वपूर्ण दिवस।

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About Current Affairs

Current affairs is the part of General Awareness that covers recent national and international events: government schemes, appointments, awards, sports, summits, reports, science and defence, economy and banking news, and important days.

It is asked in almost every competitive exam in India: SSC, Railway, bank Mains and state exams such as CET and Patwari. The questions change every cycle, so preparation has to be regular. A monthly read-revise-test habit serves all exams at once.

Current Affairs at a glance

Asked inSSC, Railway, bank Mains, state exams, police and teacher exams
Months to coverUsually the last 6 to 12 months before the exam; bank Mains focus on the last 4 to 6 months
Most-asked areasAppointments, awards, sports, schemes, summits, important days, reports and indices, science and defence
Official sourcespib.gov.in, rbi.org.in, isro.gov.in, ministry websites

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Current Affairs syllabus

National news and government: Budget highlights, new schemes and their ministries, cabinet decisions, new acts, census and surveys
Appointments: Constitutional posts, heads of regulators, banks and organisations, chiefs of the armed forces
Awards and honours: Bharat Ratna, Padma awards, Nobel prizes, sports and literary awards
Sports: Olympics and Asian Games, cricket, football, tennis, chess and badminton events and winners
Economy and banking: RBI policy, inflation and GDP data, digital payments, banking news
Science, technology and defence: ISRO missions, DRDO tests, defence exercises
International affairs: Summits and their hosts, new leaders, India's agreements
Important days and reports: National and international days and themes, indices and India's rank

How to prepare: 5 practical tips

  1. Follow official sources: Press Information Bureau releases, the RBI website for banking news, and ministry websites for schemes.
  2. Keep one monthly note with fixed headings (appointments, awards, sports, schemes, summits, days, economy).
  3. Revise each month's notes three times: at month end, a month later and just before the exam.
  4. Take monthly tests; current affairs is factual, so testing yourself is the fastest way to find gaps.
  5. Link each news item to its static fact (state, ministry, river, year), because questions are often framed that way.

📚 Notes & eBooks for this exam

Month-wise current affairs eBooks (Hindi + English, with one-liners and MCQs), national and Rajasthan. Available on our sister site Learnnity — every eBook comes with 6 months of its My Study Room (quiz, flashcards and more).

📘 Current Affairs (National) — May to Sep 2026 (5-in-1)View → 📘 Current Affairs (National) — Jan to Apr 2026 (4-in-1)View → 📘 Rajasthan Current Affairs — May to Sep 2026 (5-in-1)View → 📘 Rajasthan Current Affairs — Jan to Apr 2026 (4-in-1)View →

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Current Affairs: frequently asked questions

How many months of current affairs should I prepare?

For SSC, Railway and state exams, the last 12 months, with extra focus on the last 6. For bank Mains, the last 4 to 6 months with all RBI and banking updates.

How many current affairs questions come in SSC exams?

SSC does not fix the number. Current affairs is mixed with static GK and science inside the 25 General Awareness questions.

Is current affairs asked in bank Prelims?

No. It is asked in the General, Economy and Banking Awareness section of bank Mains.

Which categories are asked most often?

Appointments, awards, sports, government schemes, summits, important days, reports and indices, and science and defence news.

Which sources should I follow?

Official sources such as the Press Information Bureau (pib.gov.in), the RBI website, ISRO and ministry websites, and your state government portal for state news.

How do Prepnity's current affairs tests work?

Each test covers one month. Every question and explanation is in Hindi and English, so you can revise the month and check what you remember.

Can I try before paying?

Yes. Register for free and attempt the free tests (8 available for this exam) before buying any series.

Are the questions in Hindi or English?

Every question, option and explanation is available in both Hindi and English. You can switch the language at any time.

For how long can I use a series?

You choose a 3, 6 or 12 month plan. You can renew any time and the remaining days are added.

How do I pay?

Secure online payment by UPI, card or net banking.

Do I get my money back?

Please read our refund policy.

Information checked on 7 November 2026. Coverage windows are common practice, not an official rule. Check the syllabus of your exam. Always confirm dates and rules on the official website: pib.gov.in. Prepnity is an independent test-series platform and is not connected with any exam-conducting body.

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