Daily Current Affairs Quiz
25 Questions in 15 Minutes
Sharpen your general awareness with daily hand-picked MCQs in Hindi & English. Designed with actual exam CBT interface, negative marking, instant score analysis, and detailed solutions.
Current Affairs Quiz — 8 November 2026
दैनिक समसामयिकी क्विज़ — 8 नवंबर 2026
✔ Bilingual: English & हिन्दी (Instant Switch)
✔ Marking: +1 Correct, -0.25 Negative Marking
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Curated Across 6 Core Current Affairs Pillars
Every day's 25 questions are carefully distributed following the exact pattern of top exams.
National & Governance
5-6 MCQs daily in each test
Hand-picked from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, and official government releases.
International & Summits
4-5 MCQs daily in each test
Hand-picked from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, and official government releases.
Economy, Banking & RBI
4-5 MCQs daily in each test
Hand-picked from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, and official government releases.
Defense & Science/Tech
3-4 MCQs daily in each test
Hand-picked from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, and official government releases.
Sports & Tournaments
3-4 MCQs daily in each test
Hand-picked from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, and official government releases.
Awards & Appointments
2-3 MCQs daily in each test
Hand-picked from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, and official government releases.
Weightage of Current Affairs in Upcoming Exams
See why solving 25 daily questions makes a decisive difference in your overall rank.
| Exam Name | Current Affairs Questions | Marks Impact | Exam Stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSC CGL / CHSL | 6 - 8 Questions | 12 - 16 Marks | Tier 1 & Tier 2 |
| IBPS / SBI PO & Clerk | 35 - 40 Questions | 40 - 50 Marks | Mains Examination |
| RRB NTPC / Group D | 8 - 12 Questions | 8 - 12 Marks | CBT 1 & CBT 2 |
| UPSC / State PSCs | 15 - 22 Questions | 30 - 44 Marks | Prelims GS Paper |
Why Daily Current Affairs Quiz is Critical for Selection
In competitive exams like SSC CGL, Banking (SBI/IBPS), Railways (RRB NTPC), and State PSCs, General Awareness is the most time-saving and high-scoring section. While Maths and Reasoning take 1 to 1.5 minutes per question, a well-prepared candidate answers 25 Current Affairs questions in under 10 minutes.
Reading monthly PDF magazines at the last minute often leads to information overload and high negative marking. By attempting 25 bilingual MCQs every day in an actual 15-minute exam simulation, you build active recall, eliminate guess-work, and retain crucial current events effortlessly.
Zero Guess Work
Real negative marking (-0.25) trains you to skip doubtful questions and increase accuracy.
Dual Language Mode
Switch instantly between English and हिंदी to understand complex government terminology.
360° Detailed Solutions
Each question comes with 2–3 related background facts so you prepare static GK simultaneously.
Frequently Asked Questions (अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न)
How many questions are there in the Daily Current Affairs Quiz?
Every daily quiz consists of exactly 25 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) curated from the most important national, international, banking, sports, and defense news.
What is the time limit for the quiz?
The time limit is 15 minutes (900 seconds), designed to simulate real competitive exam conditions with a 1-mark correct and -0.25 negative marking scheme.
Is the daily quiz available in both Hindi and English?
Yes, every question, option, and detailed explanation is 100% bilingual. You can switch between Hindi and English instantly at any time during or after the test.
Which competitive exams benefit from this Daily Current Affairs Quiz?
This quiz is specially tailored for SSC CGL, CHSL, GD, MTS, Banking (IBPS PO, Clerk, SBI, RBI), Railways (RRB NTPC, Group D), UPSC Prelims, and State PSC examinations.
Are detailed explanations provided after submitting the quiz?
Yes, immediately upon submission, you receive an instant scorecard with accuracy metrics along with comprehensive bilingual explanations for all 25 questions.
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