Current Affairs

Civil Services · Subject-wise — National and international news, schemes, appointments, awards, sports -- updated every month.

6 MonthsDuration 1Subject 10Chapters OnlineTests & result

Your roadmap · आपका रोडमैप

  1. 1
    Admission & first meetingप्रवेश और पहली मुलाकात

    Enquire at your nearest NDSS centre, meet the teacher, fix the batch time and get your study material.

  2. 2
    Phase 1 — basicsपहला चरण — बुनियाद

    Concepts of every subject from the start.

    National Affairs & Government SchemesInternational Organisations & GroupingsEconomy & Banking UpdatesAwards & HonoursSports
  3. 3
    Phase 2 — advanced topicsदूसरा चरण — उन्नत विषय

    The remaining topics at exam level.

    Science, Technology & SpaceDefence & SecurityEnvironment & ClimateImportant DaysReports & Indices
  4. 4
    Phase 3 — practice & previous papersतीसरा चरण — अभ्यास

    Topic tests, previous-year questions and speed practice.

  5. 5
    Phase 4 — mock testsचौथा चरण — मॉक टेस्ट

    Full-length mock tests in the real exam pattern, with analysis.

  6. 6
    Current Affairs examपरीक्षा

    Exam-day plan and document checklist.

  7. 7
    Online tests & resultऑनलाइन टेस्ट और रिज़ल्ट

    Take the tests online; your marks and result show in your student login and at the centre.

Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम

1 subject · 10 chapters · 38 topics

01National Affairs & Government Schemes 5 topics
  1. Flagship welfare schemes and their aims
  2. Ministries and launching years
  3. Health, housing, financial inclusion schemes
  4. Women and child development schemes
  5. Rural employment and agriculture schemes
02International Organisations & Groupings 4 topics
  1. UN and its agencies
  2. IMF, World Bank, WTO
  3. BRICS, G20, SAARC, ASEAN, SCO, QUAD
  4. Headquarters and member countries
03Economy & Banking Updates 4 topics
  1. RBI and monetary policy news
  2. Digital payments - UPI, NPCI
  3. Budget and economic survey highlights
  4. Financial regulators
04Awards & Honours 4 topics
  1. Bharat Ratna and Padma awards
  2. Gallantry awards
  3. Literature and cinema awards
  4. International prizes - Nobel, Booker, Magsaysay
05Sports 4 topics
  1. Trophies and cups
  2. Olympics, Asian and Commonwealth Games
  3. Sports terms
  4. National sports awards
06Science, Technology & Space 4 topics
  1. ISRO missions - Chandrayaan, Aditya-L1, Gaganyaan
  2. Satellites and launch vehicles
  3. Defence technology and missiles
  4. IT and digital initiatives
07Defence & Security 3 topics
  1. Joint military exercises
  2. Ships, aircraft and missiles in news
  3. Defence organisations
08Environment & Climate 4 topics
  1. Climate agreements - UNFCCC, Kyoto, Paris
  2. National Green Tribunal and green laws
  3. Protected areas in news
  4. Biodiversity and conservation projects
09Important Days 3 topics
  1. National days
  2. International days of the UN
  3. Themes of important days
10Reports & Indices 3 topics
  1. Indices and their publishing bodies
  2. India's position in global reports
  3. Government reports and surveys

About this course

You will be able to

  • Know the aims and key features of long-running central government schemes
  • Recall headquarters, members and roles of major national and international organisations
  • Link awards, trophies and honours with their fields and sports with their terms and cups
  • Follow India's space, defence and environment milestones and the agreements behind them
  • Remember important national and international days and the bodies that publish major reports and indices
  • Make and revise monthly current-affairs notes in a one-liner format for exams

Who it is for

  • Bank, SSC, Railway, Defence, UP State, TET and civil services aspirants
  • Students who want a structured way to follow news for objective exams

What you need

  • Daily reading of one newspaper (Hindi or English) is recommended
  • A notebook for monthly one-liner notes
Online tests & result Practice and unit tests online; marks and result show in your student login and at the centre. Student login →

Questions

Current affairs change every month. How is that handled?

This course builds the static base (schemes, organisations, awards, days, indices). The centre adds a fresh monthly current-affairs set with one-liners and a test every month.

How many months of current affairs do exams ask?

Usually the last 6 to 12 months before the exam. Our monthly sets let you revise exactly that period.

Which source should I follow?

One daily newspaper, PIB releases and our monthly compilation are enough; avoid collecting too many sources.

Why are there no questions on current office holders here?

Office holders and recent events change quickly, so they are covered only in the monthly sets, which are always kept up to date.

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