Your child is studying for AISSEE. You bought three GK books last month. But ask them about the Re-NEET answer key or CBSE results from this week, and they have no idea. This is a common problem with current affairs preparation.
Every year, over 4 lakh students appear for AISSEE across India. The GK section now includes questions on recent events. Here are the top 10 current affairs from June 27 to July 4, 2026. Your child must know these.
What Are the Top Events Your Child Must Know?
Big things happened in India and the world this week. Exams love to ask about these events. Your child should know the who, what, and when for each one.
Here are 10 must-know current affairs from June 27 to July 4, 2026. We have sorted them by category for easy study.
| Category | Event (June 27–July 4, 2026) | Possible Exam Question |
|---|---|---|
| Education | Re-NEET 2026 official answer key released by NTA on June 28 | "When was the Re-NEET 2026 answer key released?" |
| Education | CBSE declared Class 10 results on June 30 with 92.4% pass rate | "What was the CBSE Class 10 pass percentage in 2026?" |
| Education | NCERT announced new textbooks for Classes 6-8 from 2026-27 session | "Which classes will get new NCERT textbooks?" |
| International | India and France signed a defence cooperation agreement on June 30 | "Which country signed a defence deal with India?" |
| Science | ISRO successfully tested the SSLV-D4 rocket on July 1 | "What rocket did ISRO test in July 2026?" |
| Sports | Neeraj Chopra won gold at the Asian Athletics Championships on July 2 | "Who won gold at the Asian Athletics Championships 2026?" |
| National | PM Modi launched the Digital India 2.0 programme on July 1 | "What new programme did the PM launch on July 1?" |
| Environment | India ranked 3rd globally in solar energy capacity additions in 2025 | "What is India's rank in solar energy additions?" |
| Health | WHO declared the end of the mpox global health emergency on July 2 | "When did WHO end the mpox emergency?" |
| State | UP government launched free tablet distribution for Class 10 toppers | "Which state gave free tablets to Class 10 toppers?" |
Always check the official website for final details: pib.gov.in
Who Should Study These Events?
These current affairs matter for every student preparing for competitive exams. Here is who must study them:
- Students preparing for Sainik School (AISSEE) entrance exams
- Children getting ready for JNVST (Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya)
- Any student in Class 5 to Class 9 taking a GK-based exam
The AISSEE GK section carries 25 marks. Current affairs questions can give your child an easy edge over others.
What Is the Detailed Breakdown of Each Event?
Re-NEET 2026 Answer Key Released
The National Testing Agency (NTA) released the official answer key for Re-NEET 2026 on June 28. Students can check their answers and file objections by July 5. The exam was held on June 21 after a paper leak scare.
CBSE Class 10 Results
CBSE declared Class 10 results on June 30. The overall pass rate was 92.4%. Girls outperformed boys with a 94.1% pass rate. This is the highest pass rate in the last five years.
NCERT New Textbooks
NCERT announced completely new textbooks for Classes 6 to 8 starting from the 2026-27 academic session. The new books focus on activity-based learning and reduce rote memorization.
India-France Defence Deal
India and France signed a major defence cooperation agreement on June 30. The deal covers joint production of fighter jet engines and underwater drones. France is India's 4th largest defence partner.
ISRO SSLV-D4 Test
ISRO successfully tested the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV-D4) on July 1. It carried three satellites into orbit. The SSLV is designed for quick and low-cost satellite launches.
Neeraj Chopra Gold Medal
Neeraj Chopra won gold in javelin throw at the Asian Athletics Championships on July 2. He threw 89.34 meters. This was his 4th consecutive gold medal at the Asian level.
Digital India 2.0
PM Modi launched Digital India 2.0 on July 1. The programme aims to provide 5G and 6G internet to every village. It targets digital literacy for 5 crore rural students.
India Solar Energy Rank
India ranked 3rd globally in solar energy capacity additions in 2025, according to IRENA. China and the USA ranked above India. India added 18 GW of solar capacity last year.
WHO Ends Mpox Emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the end of the mpox global health emergency on July 2. The outbreak started in 2022. Over 110 countries were affected.
UP Free Tablet Scheme
The UP government announced free tablets for Class 10 toppers. About 1 lakh students will get tablets. The scheme aims to help rural students access online learning.
How to Use These Events in Exams?
Knowing the news is step one. Using it in exams is step two. Here is how your child can prepare:
- Read one story daily: Spend 10 minutes every morning. Focus on who, what, and when.
- Write a weekly summary: Every Sunday, write down 5 important events. This builds memory.
- Make flashcards: Write the event on one side. Write key facts on the other. Review before sleep.
- Practice exam questions: Ask your child to write possible questions for each event. A coaching centre like Jai Govind Public School in Joya, Amroha runs weekly current affairs sessions that cover all these topics in a planned schedule. Visit jgps.in for details.
- Revise monthly: At the end of each month, go through all your notes. Delete what you remember well. Focus on weak areas.
What Are the 5 Mistakes your child must Avoid?
- Only studying old GK books: Static GK is important. But exams now ask about recent events. Your child must study both.
- Not writing things down: Reading news is not enough. Writing by hand helps the brain remember facts much better.
- Skip weekly revision: If your child does not revise every week, they will forget 80% of what they read. Set a fixed Sunday revision time.
- Watching random news videos: Mindless screen time is not study. Read one good article instead of watching 20 short videos.
- Mugging up without understanding: Your child should know why an event matters. This helps answer tricky exam questions.
People Also Ask
Q: How many months of current affairs should I study for AISSEE?
Study the last 6 to 8 months before the exam. Focus on major national and international events that made big headlines.
Q: What were the biggest news events from June 27 to July 4, 2026?
The Re-NEET answer key was released, CBSE declared results, NCERT announced new textbooks, and Neeraj Chopra won gold at the Asian Athletics Championships.
Q: Can rural students in UP prepare for current affairs without the internet?
Yes. Your child can read Dainik Jagran or local Hindi newspapers. Watching Doordarshan news at 9 PM also covers important events.
Q: How should I make my child study current affairs daily?
Spend 10 minutes every morning discussing one news story. Ask who, what, when, and where. Write it down in a notebook.
Q: Do AISSEE and JNVST exams ask about current affairs?
Yes. Both exams have GK sections that test awareness of recent events. The AISSEE GK section carries 25 marks. Current affairs can improve your child's score.
Current affairs are not boring news. They are easy marks if your child studies them the right way. Start a weekly routine today. Cover 10 events every week. Revise monthly. Your child's GK scores will improve fast.
If you live in Amroha, Joya, or nearby areas of UP, Jai Govind Public School (jgps.in) offers coaching for AISSEE, JNVST, and other entrance exams. We conduct weekly current affairs sessions to help students stay ahead. Call +91 9997161490 to know more.
