12 · CURRENT AFFAIRS AND LEADERBOARD
Keep up with the news, and practise with friends
A daily current-affairs digest with a link to every source, quizzes on recent news, quiz battles with friends and a weekly leaderboard you can choose to join.
“Current affairs keep piling up.”

WALKTHROUGH
How to use Current affairs and leaderboard, step by step.
Read today’s digest, or go back to an earlier day.

Test yourself with a published current-affairs quiz.
Challenge a friend to the same questions, or join the weekly leaderboard with a nickname.

EVERY FEATURE IN CURRENT AFFAIRS AND LEADERBOARD
What you can do, and why it helps.
- 01
Daily current affairs
A digest of the day’s exam-relevant news, with a link to every source.
- How it works
- Built once a day and shared with every learner; earlier days stay in the archive.
- How it helps
- Short, sourced updates you can verify, without hunting across sites.
- 02
Current-affairs quizzes
Published quizzes on recent current affairs, with an archive by date.
- How it works
- Open the quiz page from current affairs and pick a day.
- How it helps
- You check that you remember the facts, not just that you read them.
- 03
Question of the day
A public page with one question for your exam each day.
- How it works
- Open or share the link; continue with the full Daily 10 when signed in.
- How it helps
- An easy way to practise together with a study group.
- 04
Quiz battles
Challenge a friend to the same quiz and compare scores on a shared scoreboard.
- How it works
- Share a battle link from a topic-quiz result; signed-in friends play the same questions.
- How it helps
- A little friendly pressure makes it easier to show up.
- 05
Weekly leaderboard
A weekly leaderboard, topic trends and your percentile among Topicly learners.
- How it works
- Join with a nickname. Only server-scored Daily 10 and mock results count; leave at any time to remove your numbers.
- How it helps
- Compare your practice with others preparing for the same exam, on your terms.
- 06
A question on WhatsApp
One practice question a day sent to WhatsApp.
- How it works
- Opt in from your profile, where the service has been set up.
- How it helps
- A daily nudge in the app you already open.
IN YOUR PREPARATION
How aspirants use it.
- SSC CGL
Read today’s digest over breakfast, then take the current-affairs quiz before your evening session.
- IBPS PO
Check banking and economy news in the digest and open the sources for the RBI announcements.
- RRB NTPC
Send a battle link to your study group after finishing a General Awareness quiz.
Good to know
Current affairs depend on search and published content, and may have gaps. Battles and the leaderboard need a free account, and joining the leaderboard is optional. Percentiles and trends appear only when enough learners take part. WhatsApp needs opt-in and administrator setup. Topicly does not guarantee exam results. Paid plans on the pricing page are proposed and cannot be bought today.
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