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Monthly Current Affairs compilation covers all major events of the month including national and international news, government policies, sports results, awards, science developments, and appointments. It is essential for UPSC, SSC CGL, IBPS Bank PO, Railway NTPC, and State PSC exams. Studying monthly current affairs PDFs from reliable sources helps cover all exam-relevant topics systematically.
Effective Monthly Current Affairs preparation: 1) Read newspaper daily (The Hindu or Indian Express), 2) Note important events, 3) Focus on government schemes launched that month, 4) Track appointments (new heads of organizations), 5) Note sports championships and award winners, 6) Cover major summits and international events, 7) Revise monthly compilations before exams.
Monthly Current Affairs should cover: National News (government policies, bills passed, court judgments), International News (summits, bilateral agreements), Economy (GDP data, RBI policies), Sports (championships won, records broken), Awards (Padma, Nobel, Booker Prize), Appointments (new CEOs, ministers), Science and Technology (space missions, discoveries), and Environment (agreements, species discovery).
Important organizations and appointments to track: RBI Governor, Chief Justice of India, CAG, Chief Election Commissioner, SEBI Chairman, ISRO Chairman, armed forces chiefs, state governor appointments, heads of UN organizations (WHO Director General, UN Secretary General), heads of international bodies (IMF MD, World Bank President), and new brand ambassadors.
Last-minute revision strategy: Focus on last 3-6 months for most exams, use topic-wise compilation rather than day-wise, memorize key dates and figures, make quick notes of who-what-when for major events, use flashcards for awards and appointments, practice previous year questions on current affairs, and focus on government schemes with implementation dates.
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