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Free monthly current affairs compilations for UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railway & Defence — the whole month in one file, organised by category.
Last updated: 20 September 2026
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The monthly current affairs PDF brings together every exam-relevant development of the month in a single, well-organised file — national and international news, government schemes, economy and banking, polity, science and environment, reports and indices, awards and appointments. Each PDF is built from our daily exam-focused coverage, so you get key facts, background context and practice questions rather than raw headlines, making month-end revision fast and complete.
A monthly compilation is the most efficient way to consolidate a whole month before prelims, mains or any competitive exam. Instead of scrolling through dozens of daily updates, you revise everything important in one place, organised by category, with the static facts and figures that turn a news item into an exam question. It is also ideal for offline revision and for catching up if you missed a few days.
Skim the headlines by category first to recall what you read during the month, then open the items you are unsure about and revise the details. Combine the monthly PDF with the weekly compilations for spaced revision, and test yourself with the daily quizzes. For UPSC and other major exams, revising the last 12 to 18 monthly PDFs covers the bulk of what is typically asked.
Yes — every monthly current affairs PDF is free to download with no sign-up or login required.
It is useful for UPSC, SSC (CGL/CHSL), Banking (IBPS/SBI), Railway (RRB) and Defence (NDA/CDS) aspirants.
A new monthly current affairs PDF is added at the beginning of each month, covering the previous month in full.
For UPSC, revising roughly the last 12 to 18 months is recommended; for SSC, Banking and Railway exams, the last 6 to 12 months is usually sufficient. Monthly PDFs make this easy to cover systematically.
Yes. The same monthly PDF works for SSC (CGL/CHSL), Banking (IBPS/SBI), Railway (RRB) and Defence exams — each article is tagged with the exams it is most relevant to.
PIB releases are provided as separate dedicated weekly and monthly PIB PDFs, so you can revise government schemes and policies as a focused, high-yield area.