Daily exam-focused current affairs for competitive exams, in one quick scroll.
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How Margo Current Affairs works
Step A: First time you use it
In the prompt box, tell Margo who you are and what exam you’re preparing for.
For example: “I am a 2nd year BA student preparing for bank PO and SSC CGL.”
Click Generate / Update Brief. Margo creates a set of current affairs cards
tailored to your exams.
If the cards don’t feel right, refine your prompt (e.g. “focus more on economy and polity”)
and click Generate / Update Brief again.
Repeat this refinement a few times until the mix of topics feels right. After that,
you rarely need to change the prompt.
Step B: Daily current affairs habit
Open Margo once a day. Do not touch the prompt most days.
Scan the cards to see the important exam-relevant updates for your context.
Tap a card to read the full article in reader view. Make notes in your notebook or app
if needed.
Close the article, move on to the next card, and you’re done — no endless scrolling,
no getting lost in general news.
Only when your situation changes (new exam, new focus) come back to the prompt,
adjust it, and click Generate / Update Brief again.
Margo is designed for competitive exams where current affairs matters:
UPSC, SSC, banking, railways, defence, state PSCs, and similar tests. Use it
as your daily current affairs checkpoint, not as another time‑eating news app.
Current Affairs
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Articles — click a card to read
👆 Tap any card below to open the full article in a reader view.
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