By Team CLAT Possible I Nov 11, 2026
CLAT 2027-2028 Courses by CLAT Possible
What This Guide Cover
- What is GK Genius?
- What is inside GK Genius
- Month-wise breakdown of CLAT 2027 current affairs
- Sample major topics you will find inside
- Major, Minor and One-Liners: how to read the tags
- How to use GK Genius: a 3-pass revision plan
- Why GK Genius works for CLAT and AILET
- FAQs on GK Genius and CLAT 2027 current affairs
What is GK Genius?
GK Genius is a free current affairs revision book by CLAT Possible for CLAT and AILET 2027. It covers the most important national and international events from January to September 2026, with one bonus topic from October. The book is edited by Aditya Wakhlu Sir, Editor in Chief of GK Genius, Vice President of CLAT Possible and AIR 29 in CLAT 2014. Think of it as a filter. Instead of re-reading every monthly magazine, you get a ranked list of what is most likely to be tested, with the facts laid out one topic per page. In short, it turns "I have to revise everything" into "I have to revise these 318 items."What is Inside GK Genius
| Feature | What you get | How it helps |
|---|---|---|
| 150 Most Important Topics | 68 Major and 82 Minor current affairs topics, January to September 2026 | Covers the events most likely to become CLAT passages |
| 168 GK One-Liners | Short, crisp facts on days, awards, sports, appointments and more | Quick wins for AILET's direct questions and CLAT's linked facts |
| Major and Minor tags | Every topic marked by the depth of study it needs | You know where to go deep and where to skim |
| Static GK Links | Background facts tied to each news topic, such as UNCLOS behind the High Seas Treaty | Prepares you for the static questions CLAT builds around news |
| Quick Recall boxes | Key facts summarised on every topic page | Fast second and third revisions |
| Master Revision Checklist | Month-wise list of every topic with three tick boxes each | Tracks your first, second and third revision at a glance |
Month-Wise Breakdown of CLAT 2027 Current Affairs in GK Genius
Here is how the 318 items in GK Genius are spread across the months. Use this table to plan your revision, since some months are heavier than others.| Month | Major | Minor | One-Liners | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 2026 | 6 | 10 | 17 | 33 |
| February 2026 | 9 | 12 | 18 | 39 |
| March 2026 | 7 | 13 | 18 | 38 |
| April 2026 | 8 | 7 | 19 | 34 |
| May 2026 | 6 | 11 | 23 | 40 |
| June 2026 | 4 | 8 | 21 | 33 |
| July 2026 | 8 | 8 | 20 | 36 |
| August 2026 | 10 | 3 | 16 | 29 |
| September 2026 | 9 | 10 | 16 | 35 |
| Bonus from October | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Total | 68 | 82 | 168 | 318 |
Sample Major Topics You Will Find Inside
Here is a taste of what GK Genius covers. These are just a few of the Major topics; the full list is in the PDF.| Month | Sample Major topics |
|---|---|
| January 2026 | UN High Seas Treaty comes into force; India-EU Free Trade Agreement; Board of Peace; Republic Day |
| February 2026 | Union Budget 2026-27; New Ramsar Sites and World Wetlands Day; AI Impact Summit 2026; Project Cheetah |
| March 2026 | Uniform Civil Code; Passive Euthanasia; Naxalism-Free India; National Literary Awards |
| April 2026 | 131st Amendment Bill; Gaganyaan; Artemis II; INS Aridhaman |
| May 2026 | Increase in Supreme Court Judges; Special Intensive Revision (SIR); Press Freedom; El Nino |
| June 2026 | World Environment Day; G7 Summit 2026; International Day of Yoga |
| July 2026 | FIFA World Cup; River Water Agreements; India Semiconductor; Commonwealth Games |
| August 2026 | 10 Years of UPI; SCO Summit 2026; Monsoon Session of Parliament; Independence Day |
| September 2026 | Indus Waters Treaty; BRICS Summit 2026; Election Commission of India; Asian Games |
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Major, Minor and One-Liners: How to Read the Tags
Not every news item deserves the same attention. GK Genius sorts each topic by how deeply you need to study it, so you spend your time where it counts.| Tag | Depth of study | How it may be tested |
|---|---|---|
| Major | In-depth understanding and full revision, using the pointers given | Highly likely to appear as a full CLAT passage set |
| Minor | Revision of key facts and details | A CLAT set or a standalone AILET question |
| One-Liner | Surface-level revision of core information | Linked to a bigger topic, or a direct AILET question |
How to Use GK Genius: A 3-Pass Revision Plan for CLAT 2027
Every topic in the Master Revision Checklist has three tick boxes, one for each revision. Here is a simple way to fill all three before exam day. Tick, tick, tick, and then boom, you are exam-ready.| Revision pass | Suggested dates | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Pass 1: Deep read | 11 to 21 November | Read every Major topic in full with its Static GK Link; read Minor topics for key facts. About 7 Major topics a day. |
| Pass 2: Active recall | 22 to 29 November | Look at each topic name, recall the facts aloud, then check the Quick Recall box. Add all 168 One-Liners in this pass. |
| Pass 3: Rapid review | 30 November to 5 December | Skim Quick Recall boxes and One-Liners only. Focus on topics you could not recall in Pass 2. |
| AILET top-up | 7 to 12 December | Revise One-Liners and Minor topics again, since AILET asks more direct, standalone GK questions. |
Why GK Genius Works for CLAT and AILET
After six years of building GK material for law entrance aspirants, one pattern stands out: students rarely lose GK marks because they never read a topic. They lose marks because they read it once, months ago, and never revised it. GK Genius is designed to fix exactly that problem.- It is shortlisted. Instead of 1,000 news items, you get 318 ranked ones, so your revision has an end point.
- It is CLAT-shaped. CLAT builds passages around news and then asks static questions. The Static GK Links prepare you for that second step.
- It is AILET-ready. The One-Liners suit AILET's shorter, direct questions.
- It is trackable. The checklist shows your progress at a glance, which also keeps exam anxiety in check.
- It is one topic per page. No hunting through magazines; every topic has its own page.
Conclusion
CLAT 2027 current affairs do not have to be a gamble. With GK Genius, you know exactly what to revise, how deeply to revise it, and how far along you are. So download the PDF, print the checklist, and start ticking. Be a GK Genius, not a GK guesser. All the best!Frequently Asked questions
GK Genius is a free current affairs revision book for CLAT and AILET 2027. It lists the 150 most important topics from January to September 2026, along with 168 GK One-Liners and a Master Revision Checklist.
Yes. You can download the GK Genius PDF for free using the button on this page.
It covers January to September 2026, plus one bonus topic from October 2026. A topic that runs across several months appears under only one month.
It is designed as your final revision checklist, and it covers the topics most likely to be tested. For deeper reading on any topic, use it alongside CLAT Possible's GK Perfect Magazine and your own notes.
Yes. The Minor topics and One-Liners are especially useful for AILET, which tends to ask more direct, standalone GK questions.
At least three times. That is why every topic in the GK Genius checklist has three tick boxes: one for each revision pass.
Right now. With CLAT on 6 December 2026, starting today gives you enough time for three full revision passes.