Loading…
Free weekly current affairs compilations for UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railway & Defence — a focused week-by-week digest for quick, regular revision.
Last updated: 20 September 2026
No PDFs available here yet — check back soon.
The weekly current affairs PDF is a focused, week-by-week compilation of the most important news for competitive exams — government schemes, economy and banking, polity, international relations, science, environment, awards and appointments — built from our daily exam-focused coverage. It is the ideal way to stay current without falling behind: revise one tight file each weekend, with key facts and practice questions included, instead of letting weeks of updates pile up.
Weekly revision is the sweet spot for retention. Reading current affairs daily builds awareness, but revising a focused weekly compilation locks it into memory through spaced repetition — far more effective than cramming a whole month at once. A weekly PDF is short enough to finish in one sitting, so it is easy to stay consistent even during a busy preparation schedule.
Use the weekly current affairs PDF for first-pass revision each week, then consolidate with the monthly PDF for a second pass before mocks and exams. Keep the PIB weekly PDF alongside for scheme- and policy-based questions, and test recall with the daily quizzes. This weekly-then-monthly rhythm covers everything important with minimal effort.
Yes — every weekly 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 weekly current affairs PDF is added every week, covering the previous seven days of important news.
Use both — the weekly PDF for regular first-pass revision, and the monthly PDF to consolidate the whole month before exams. Together they give you spaced revision with minimal effort.
Yes. The weekly compilation is well suited to Banking (IBPS/SBI) and SSC exams, where staying current week by week helps you cover the 6 to 12 months these exams typically test.
Yes — a separate weekly PIB PDF is available, compiling the week's government schemes and policy announcements as a focused, high-yield area.