Today's news, decoded for UPSC
The day's stories that matter for Prelims and Mains, each with 10 practice MCQs, in English and Hindi. By Mudit Jain, Ex-IPS, Ex-IRS, who cleared UPSC CSE three times.
- 10 practice MCQs with every story
- A daily quiz on the day's news
- In English and हिंदी
No sign-up needed to start. Log in with your mobile number to keep your progress on every device.
Daily UPSC current affairs, every story with 10 practice MCQs.
One habit, every day
- 01
Read
Every story starts as a short card. Open it for the background, key facts, Prelims pointers and Mains angles.
- 02
Practise
Every story comes with 10 MCQs, each with an explanation.
- 03
Take the daily quiz
A quiz on the day's news, with a leaderboard to see where you stand.
- 04
Revise
Questions you get wrong come back on a schedule until you get them right.
A complete current affairs desk, on your phone and laptop
Weekly and monthly tests
Ranked tests on the month's news, with your All India Rank.
Build your own practice
Choose topics, dates and difficulty, then practise.
Revision deck
The questions you got wrong, brought back at the right time.
Syllabus coverage
See which parts of the GS syllabus you have covered.
Archive and topics
Every past edition, by date and by topic.
English and हिंदी
Read and practise in either language, and switch any time.
Mudit Jain cleared UPSC CSE three times: AIR 222, 207 and 173
A former IPS and IRS officer, Mudit Jain has guided UPSC aspirants for more than seven years, on YouTube, on Telegram and in books such as Decode Ethics.
An official Decode Civils app
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Install Current Affairs on your phone or laptop. It opens full screen like an app, with no store download.
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Questions, answered
Is it free?
You can start reading without paying or signing up. After a while you will be asked to log in, and some features need a membership; the app shows the current plans.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Start reading straight away. Logging in with your mobile number keeps your streak, scores and revision deck on every device.
Is it available in Hindi?
Yes. Every story and every question is in English and Hindi, and you can switch at any time.
When is the daily quiz?
It goes live after the day's stories are out, and you can take it any time after that. The app counts down to it.
Is this the Decode Civils live-classes app?
No. This app is for daily current affairs and practice. Decode Civils's courses and live classes are on its website.
Can I use it on a laptop?
Yes. Open currentaffairs.decodecivils.com in any modern browser, or install it from the browser to run it in its own window.
Start with today's edition
Read the day's stories, then practise them. No sign-up needed.