Free CLAT GK Compendium
Free CLAT GK compendium — Five months of GK.
Notes, not news.
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The printed set is ₹2,499. A PDF costs us nothing to send, so it is free.
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Every month complete.
Not a sample chapter.
Each edition is the whole month. Where a month runs to two parts, both parts are here.
Every edition comes in a phone build — same pages, about a quarter of the size — with the print-quality file beside it.
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What to cover Master Coverage List 233 pages · 128 must-teach themes · 292 to cover · 438 quick-read facts
What’s in it
Every current-affairs topic of the year a CLAT 2027 aspirant needs, ranked by exam priority, with the static GK and the legal angle CLAT pairs with each story. Appendix A is the legal one: "Legal current affairs for Legal Reasoning" — 170 themes that carry a statute, Article or judgment, grouped by subject, each with the provision it turns on. 45 of them sit under Law, Judiciary & Landmark Judgments and 28 under Polity, Constitution & Governance.
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The whole year in one list Current Affairs, Month by Month 118 pages · 420 topics across 9 news months · 128 marked to learn first
What’s in it
The whole current-affairs year in one place. Every story of every month with a short note on what it was and why it was in the news — so you can see the shape of the syllabus before you start, and tell a second read from a skim. 128 of the 420 are marked to learn first.
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July 2026 84 pages · 400 MCQs · 108 topics · the heaviest month in the set
What’s in it
The largest single edition — 108 topics and 400 revision questions, covering the stretch CLAT 2027 is most likely to draw its GK section from.
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June 2026 100 pages · 400 MCQs · 120 topics
What’s in it
The monsoon-session build-up, the judgments that landed with it, and 400 revision questions written from this month only.
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May 2026 100 pages · 400 MCQs · 120 topics
What’s in it
Split 1–15 and 16–30 so a fortnight is one sitting rather than a backlog. 64 topics in the first half, 56 in the second.
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April 2026 84 pages · 400 MCQs · 101 topics
What’s in it
The first full GK Chronicle edition — a complete month in one booklet, every topic written as notes you can revise from rather than news you have to read twice.
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March 2026 66 pages · 28 MCQs · 15 flagship stories · slide format
What’s in it
The month that reshaped India's legal-political landscape — policy, protest and culture in Part I, then rights, reserves and the global reports in Part II. This is the pilot edition; the 400-MCQ format began in April.
Still to come
- January · Student edition in preparation
- February · Student edition in preparation
- August · In production
- September · In production
- October · Publishes after the month closes
- November · The last issue before CLAT 2027
New issues land on this page, not in another post. The link does not expire, so bookmark it — but a bookmark is easy to forget. Comment NEXT on any @clat_gurukul post and we will DM you the link the day August goes up. November 2026 is the last edition before CLAT 2027 on 6 December.
Why this is not a sample
The same pages we print and post for ₹2,499.
The GK & Current Affairs Digest is a six-month subscription — an A4 booklet in your letterbox every month, free shipping, ₹2,499.
What is on this page is 5 of those months, as PDFs, at no cost. Not a chapter, not a teaser, not the first ten pages. The whole editions.
We are giving them away because a student who reads 5 months of GK properly is a student who will want the sixth — and because most aspirants never see what a month of current affairs organised for an exam actually looks like.
What ₹2,499 adds
- Printed and bound, posted monthly
- Pan-India free shipping
- 7-day damage replacement
- All six months, including the two ahead
You have 5 months of GK.
Here is what to do with them.
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Free
Find out where you actually stand
Reading GK is not the same as scoring it. Sit the free CLAT Gurukul All India Open Mock — the real CLAT 2027 pattern, online from anywhere in India or at our Patna centres, with a section-wise report in the app.
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Stop needing to catch up
A monthly compendium is a catch-up. The daily set is how you stop needing one — 100+ days of current affairs, each with notes and a quiz you can play, free in the app.
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Practise on your phone
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Revise on paper
If you retain more from a booklet than a screen, the six-month Digest is posted to your door — the same material, bound, with free shipping.
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The compendium is one month.
The app is every day.
You have the PDFs. The daily work — sheets, mocks, current affairs — is already waiting in the app, free. Every screen below is the real thing.
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Mocks
Full-length mocks, free
Real CLAT papers on the same CBT screen the exam uses — with the answer key beside each one.
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Daily practice
A sheet every single day
36 questions, broken down by section, with your accuracy tracked and a retake whenever you want it.
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Current affairs
The news, written for CLAT
The same daily feed these compendiums are built from. Read it, or press play and listen on the way to school.
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Gurukul AI
Ask a doubt at 1 a.m.
A CLAT-specific answer — Articles, cases, the ratio — not a search result you still have to filter.
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Your plan
Today’s work, and the countdown
What to do today, how many days are left, and which section is quietly costing you marks.
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Before you ask.
Is this really free? What is the catch?
No catch and no form. We publish a great deal of GK free — the daily brief, the practice papers, the All-India mock. This is the monthly compilation of the same work.
Why does it start at March?
January and February exist only as classroom decks for our own faculty and are not written for self-study. Their student editions are in preparation and will appear here.
Is it for CLAT 2027 or 2028?
Both. Current affairs from 2026 is examinable in the CLAT 2027 paper and forms the static base for 2028. Nothing here expires in December.
When does the next issue appear?
Each edition is published once the month closes, on this page. November 2026 is the last one before CLAT 2027 on 6 December. The link never expires, so bookmark it rather than waiting for another post.
Which file should I download?
The phone build, unless you are going to print it. It is the same pages with the photographs recompressed — identical text, about a quarter of the size (July is 6.5 MB instead of 24.5 MB). The print-quality file is there if you want it.
I think an answer is wrong.
Three are, and here they are rather than buried somewhere: April Q218 — the key should be C, pacta sunt servanda (VCLT Art 26), not self-determination. May Q89 — the key should be A; Vietnam is India's first ECSP partner, not the second. June Q378 — the answer is 17 projects (10 gold, 6 silver, 1 jury), which no option carries, so treat it as void. Found another? WhatsApp +91 70330 05444.
Some facts have changed since the cover month.
They will — that is what current affairs does. The ones worth knowing: April Q345, the UN General Assembly presidency passed from Annalena Baerbock to Khalilur Rahman on 8 September 2026. May Q198, India's Ramsar sites went from 98 to 101 on 3 August 2026. May Q79, Ladakh created five new districts, not four. Every other figure is anchored to its cover month in the stem.
Should I trust my score on the April and May question banks?
Not entirely, and we would rather say so. In those two banks the correct option is more often the longest one — in April, noticeably so. If you find you are scoring well by picking the longest answer, that is our authoring fault, not your knowledge. June and July do not have the problem; use those to test yourself honestly while we rebuild the earlier two.
Something will not open.
WhatsApp +91 70330 05444 and we will send the file to you directly.
5 down, 6 to come.
All of them before CLAT 2027.
The GK is handled, and the next issue lands here. What your score does under time is a different question — the free All-India mock answers that one.
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