Finish a current affairs compilation in an hour

It is a competition, and the fear of missing out is real. We won’t tell you to skip what everyone else reads; that hurts psychologically. But unless you know how to decode compilations, they eat precious days.

Most compilations are full of incomplete static information and filler, with current affairs only 20 to 25% of them. Learn from the toppers:

• De-abstract: strip the general statements.
• De-clutter: drop what you already know from the static portion.
• Integrate: attach the current part to its static concept.

Strengthen the concepts with compact static notes first, then use the compilation to top up. Finish in an hour what takes others five or six days.