Current affairs, down to the facts that matter
A monthly current affairs compilation can run past 200 pages, and the next one arrives before you finish. Give TellBrief the PDF and you get the facts exams ask about, from schemes and numbers to dates, places and names, each with the page it's on, and a quiz to check yourself. Ask a doubt and the answer comes from the same PDF.
How to do it
- Download the month's compilation PDF and add it to TellBrief.
- Pick English, हिंदी or Hinglish and tap Brief.
- Read the key facts, each with its page.
- Take the quiz, and ask any doubt under the brief.
What TellBrief tells you
- Schemes, numbers, dates and names worth remembering
- The page each fact is on, to check the full story
- A quiz from the compilation
- Answers to your doubts from the same PDF
Words you'll see
- Compilation
- A monthly PDF of the news that matters for exams, put together by coaching institutes and publishers.
- Prelims fact
- A short, exact fact: a number, a date or a name, the kind objective questions ask.
- Page chip
- The p. 37 beside a fact. Tap it to read that part of the PDF.
Questions
Can it handle a 200-page PDF?
Yes. Large PDFs work, and every fact keeps the page it came from.
Is it only for UPSC?
No. It suits UPSC, state PSCs, SSC, banking and any exam with a current affairs section.
Can I read it in Hindi?
Yes. The facts and the quiz can be in हिंदी, English or Hinglish.
Is it free?
Yes, it's free to start, with no card needed.
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