Monthly Current Affairs: Month-wise Events, MCQs and PDF
Month-wise compilations of important events with MCQs, arranged by category and by date.
Why revise current affairs month by month
Reading current affairs daily builds the habit, but before an exam you need the whole picture in one place. Each monthly page on GK24 does that. It gathers the month’s events and sorts them by category: national, international, economy, science, sports, awards, appointments and schemes. You can revise one section at a time instead of opening thirty separate days.
Every month page also has practice MCQs and a PDF of the compilation. The monthly current affairs PDF is free in English and Hindi, and all weekly and monthly PDFs are kept together on the current affairs PDF page. Download it to read offline, or print it and mark the points you keep forgetting.
Events are dated by the day their official release came out, mostly from the Press Information Bureau (PIB), so each month holds only what actually happened in that month. A good plan is to take the monthly quiz after reading the compilation, then go back to the daily edition of any date where you made mistakes. In the last weeks before an exam, work back through the recent months one at a time, starting with the latest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a monthly current affairs page cover?
It compiles the month’s events by category: national, international, economy, science, sports, awards, appointments and schemes. Each page also has practice MCQs and a PDF, so one page is enough to revise a whole month before your exam.
Is the monthly current affairs PDF free?
Yes. Monthly and weekly current affairs PDFs are free to download in English and Hindi. Each month page has its own PDF, and all of them are also collected on the current affairs PDF page so you can find any month quickly.
Is monthly current affairs available in Hindi?
Yes. Every monthly page and its PDF are available in both English and Hindi, with the same events and MCQs. Hindi medium students can revise the complete month in Hindi without switching between languages.
How should I use monthly current affairs for revision?
Read the compilation one category at a time, then attempt the MCQs or the monthly quiz. Note the questions you get wrong and open the daily edition of that date to read the full story again. Repeat this for the last few months before your exam.
How is monthly current affairs different from daily current affairs?
Daily pages are for reading the news as it arrives. The monthly page is for revision: it brings the whole month together, sorted by category, with MCQs and a PDF. Read daily to keep up, and use the monthly page before tests and exams.