general knowledge · Updated September 2026
Current affairs sources for PU Law Entrance — free and paid
Which newspapers, monthly compilations and official sources to use for PU Law Entrance current affairs, and how to avoid overload.
Pick one of each
One daily newspaper, one monthly compilation and official sources (PIB, Supreme Court website) for legal news. More sources means less revision.
Focus areas
Legal and constitutional developments, government schemes, international organisations, awards, sports and appointments.
Revision cycle
Revise weekly notes every Sunday and monthly notes at month end. See our current affairs guide.
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Frequently asked questions
- Typically the last 12–15 months before the exam.
- Apps help with quizzes, but notes from a newspaper give better retention.