Month-by-month UPSC current-affairs question banks — 100 MCQs each, graded from easy to hard and drawn from The Hindu, Indian Express, Livemint and PIB, built to test the enduring concepts the news illustrates for UPSC Prelims.
100 UPSC-pattern MCQs every month, graded from easy to hard — roughly 20 easy, 45 medium and 35 hard — so you warm up before the Prelims-level items.
Built around the enduring concepts and facts the news illustrates — for the next Prelims, not the month-specific headline.
Drawn from The Hindu, Indian Express, Livemint and PIB, and mapped to the UPSC syllabus.
First 10 questions free every month; unlock the full bank for ₹49.
Detailed explanations on every question, with adaptive revision of your mistakes.
A monthly set of 100 UPSC-pattern MCQs covering the most exam-relevant current affairs of that month, drawn from The Hindu, Indian Express, Livemint and PIB. Each question tests an enduring concept or fact the news illustrates, with a detailed explanation.
The first 10 questions of each month are free. Unlocking the full 100-question bank for a given month is a one-time ₹49 — each month is a separate bank.
The Hindu, the Indian Express, Livemint and PIB releases — the standard sources serious UPSC aspirants follow — distilled into exam-style questions.
They are framed around enduring, testable concepts rather than month-specific data points, so they remain relevant for the upcoming Prelims cycle.