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Current Affairs Test: October 2026
₹349

Current Affairs Test

October 2026 Current Affairs Test for UPSC CSE Prelims 2027

₹349

Releases in the first week of November 2026; buy now and it reaches you on release

Format
2 PDFs included
Language
English and Hindi
Delivery
By email within minutes

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About this test

  • Released in the first week of November 2026, emailed to you on release
  • 100 questions in the UPSC CSE Prelims pattern, with 200 marks, two hours and one-third negative marking
  • Questions and explanations in English and Hindi
  • Answers and Explanations booklet with every statement and option marked right or wrong, and the reason
  • PDF with your name and order number printed on every page

Product Details

This test will have 100 questions on the news of October 2026, set the way UPSC asks current affairs, through the settled outcome of a story or the concept behind it. It is released in the first week of November 2026, once every October issue of the newspaper has been read; buy it now and it reaches you by email on release.

What You Get

  • Questions booklet: 100 questions, 200 marks, two hours, in English and Hindi, with an answer sheet to print at the end.
  • Answers and Explanations booklet: The answer key, then every question solved, with each statement and each option marked correct or incorrect and the reason, and the sources for the facts used.
  • Marking as in the Prelims: 2 marks for a correct answer and one-third of that deducted for a wrong one.
  • Your copy: PDFs licensed to you, with your name and order number printed on every page.

Sources Used

The questions are prepared from The Hindu, official government publications, and Acts and Gazette notifications.

Not Included

  • No online test, ranking or printed copy. The tests are PDFs to print or to read on screen.
  • Static syllabus questions, which are in the sectional and full-length tests.

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