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Daily Current Affairs for Competitive Exams

Every day, 10 multiple-choice questions on India's most important news, with answers and short explanations. Five minutes a day keeps your current affairs ready for the exam.

6 days · 60 questions so far

Why follow these current affairs?

There are plenty of current affairs PDFs and long articles. This is made to be quick, focused and easy to stick with.

1 New questions every day

10 fresh questions from the day's news, so revision becomes a daily habit instead of a last-minute rush.

2 Only what India's exams ask

National news, schemes, economy, defence, science, awards and sports. No filler, no celebrity gossip.

3 Exam-style MCQs

Four options per question, just like the real paper, so you practise recall instead of only reading.

4 Answer and explanation

See the right answer the moment you choose, with a short note on the fact behind it.

5 Instant score

Your score updates as you go. Five minutes a day shows you exactly where you stand.

6 Sources for every day

Each day lists where its facts came from, so you can read the full story when a topic matters.

7 Day-wise and monthly archive

Missed a day? Every past day stays here by date, and each month is compiled on one page for revision before your exam.

8 Free, in Gujarati and English

No sign-up, no ads. Switch language from the menu. Works on your phone, in light and dark mode.

Useful for

UPSCGPSC / State PSCGSSSBSSC CGL / CHSLBanking (IBPS, SBI)Railways (RRB)Defence (CDS, NDA, AFCAT)Police recruitmentTeaching (TET / TAT)

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Pick a day

    Start with the latest quiz, or choose any earlier date below.

  2. Step 2

    Answer 10 questions

    Tap an option to see if you were right, with the explanation.

  3. Step 3

    Check your score

    Use "Show answers" to revise, or "Reset" to try again later.

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Day-wise current affairs

Questions are compiled from news reports and exam-prep sources, listed on each day's page. Spotted a mistake? Let us know.