January to March 2026: Boost your preparation for SSC, Railway, Banking, UPSC, and State PSC exams with Crazy GkTrick! Watch this free Current Affairs Marathon by Pankaj Sir, featuring 200+ important questions on major news, key updates, and essential GK. Strengthen your competitive exam preparation and revise three months of current affairs in one session. Watch free now!
Current Affairs Marathon 2026 is a set of long revision videos that cover several months of 2026 current affairs in one go, built for the last days before an exam. The series currently has 8 marathon videos, including January to March 2026, January to June 2026, January to September 2026, a 1000 Current Affairs session for RRB Group D 2026, an NTPC Special with 300+ MCQs, and a Science Top 300 One-Liner marathon.
A marathon is different from the daily or monthly series: it is pure revision, mostly in question-answer and one-liner form, so you can test yourself while watching. Many students use it on the night before the exam to fix the facts they keep forgetting.
8 chapters · 8 free videos · Watch in order from the first chapter.
What is a current affairs marathon video?
A current affairs marathon is a single long video, often 2 to 4 hours, that revises many months of current affairs through one-liners and MCQs. It is meant for final revision before an exam, after you have already studied the daily, weekly or monthly videos.
Which marathon should I watch for RRB NTPC 2026?
Watch the NTPC Special Current Affairs 2026 session with 300+ important MCQs first, then the January to September 2026 marathon for complete coverage. RRB NTPC asks about 10 to 12 current affairs questions in the CBT 1 General Awareness section.
How many months does the 2026 marathon cover?
The longest marathon covers January to September 2026, and shorter ones cover January to March and January to June. New marathons are added as the year progresses, so the coverage keeps extending.
Is the Current Affairs Marathon 2026 free?
Yes, every marathon in this series is free to watch on CrazyGkTrick. The paid Yearly Current Affairs (OSS) package adds printed notes and PDFs for students who want written material.