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General Awareness is the one section you cannot reason your way through in the hall. Either the fact is in your head or the mark is gone — which makes coverage, not cleverness, the whole game.
This batch is built around that. Three hundred MCQs a month with full explanations, a highlighted Exam-Ready Point on every question so you carry away the surrounding context and not just the answer, a one-liner set for the last week before the paper, and a separate RBI Special paper for the exams where RBI depth is the difference.
How well that coverage actually holds up is a question worth asking of any GA product, so OneStop publishes its own answer: a question-by-question match report against the SBI PO Mains 2026 General Awareness paper, with screenshot evidence for each match.
Verified match report
27 of 60 General Awareness questions in SBI PO Mains 2026 were already in our material
NextGen checked the paper held on 12 September 2026 against the OneStop sets, question by question, and published the working — 52 pages of it, with a screenshot for every match.
- 60
- GA questions in the paper
- 27
- matched our material
- 20
- verbatim direct hits
- 7
- covered in Exam Points
Roughly ~45% of that section. One paper, one report — a hit rate on a single exam is a reason to look at the sample below, not a promise about the next paper.
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Exam-Ready Points
on every question
A highlighted block of the related facts, dates and regulatory background — the other three ways the same news can be asked.
Monthly one-liners
revision layer
The same month stripped to one sentence per fact, sectioned and numbered. Built for the last few days, when you need volume rather than depth.
RBI Special
separate paper
Its own MCQ set on RBI policy, frameworks, vision documents and circulars — for RBI Grade B, and for the mains papers where RBI questions run deeper than a one-liner.
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1 Current Affairs MCQs
3 of the 300 in one month's set
Five options, a full explanation, and then the Exam-Ready Points — the surrounding facts that let you answer the same news asked a different way.
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Q5 · Current Affairs
According to RBI data for March 2026, which major bank witnessed the highest month-on-month (MoM) growth in credit card spending at 29.62%, cementing its position with 26–28% of total market card spend?
- Option a: ICICI Bank
- Option b: Axis Bank
- Option c: State Bank of India (SBI Cards)
- Option d: HDFC Bank
- Option e: Kotak Mahindra Bank
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Answer: (d) HDFC Bank
HDFC Bank recorded ₹65,337.7 crore in card spends in March 2026, surging 29.62% MoM. Total industry spending reached ₹2.19 trillion in March 2026, while the total card base touched 118.63 million.
Exam-Ready Points
- Total card spending surged to ₹2.19 trillion in March 2026 (11.98% YoY in FY26 to ₹23.62 trillion).
- HDFC Bank led MoM spend growth (+29.62% to ₹65,337.7 Cr) and total cards (26.31 million).
- PoS spend reached ₹78,470 Cr; e-commerce spend hit ₹1.41 trillion.
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Q6 · Current Affairs
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) extended the tenure of the MDs and CEOs of two major public sector banks, Bank of India (BoI) and Bank of Baroda (BoB), for three years. Who are these executives respectively?
- Option a: Ashwani Kumar and Sanjiv Chadha
- Option b: Rajneesh Karnatak and Debadatta Chand
- Option c: K Satyanarayana Raju and A S Rajeev
- Option d: Soma Sankara Prasad and Shanti Lal Jain
- Option e: Prashant Kumar and Pallav Mohapatra
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Answer: (b) Rajneesh Karnatak and Debadatta Chand
The ACC extended the terms of Rajneesh Karnatak (MD & CEO, Bank of India) from 29 April 2026, and Debadatta Chand (MD & CEO, Bank of Baroda) from 1 July 2026, each for an additional period of three years.
Exam-Ready Points
- Rajneesh Karnatak: 3-year extension as MD & CEO of Bank of India (w.e.f. 29 April 2026).
- Debadatta Chand: 3-year extension as MD & CEO of Bank of Baroda (w.e.f. 1 July 2026).
- Ashutosh Choudhary’s tenure as Executive Director of Indian Bank was also extended for 3 years.
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Q7 · Current Affairs
During the 38th Foundation Day of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman digitally launched a nationwide investor awareness initiative. What is the name of this initiative?
- Option a: Mission Nivesh
- Option b: Mission Jagrook
- Option c: Mission Suraksha
- Option d: Mission Arthika
- Option e: Mission Saksham
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Answer: (b) Mission Jagrook
SEBI celebrated its 38th Foundation Day on 25 April 2026, in Mumbai. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman launched ‘Mission Jagrook’ to empower investors and deepen financial literacy nationwide.
Exam-Ready Points
- Launched by Union FM Nirmala Sitharaman at SEBI’s 38th Foundation Day (25 April 2026).
- Focuses on nationwide investor education and financial literacy.
- SEBI originally founded on 12 April 1988 (statutory status in 1992).
2 Monthly one-liners
The same month, stripped for the last week
9 pages covering April 2026, sectioned into banking, digital / finance, insurance & economic affairs and national & states affairs. One sentence per fact, numbered — for the days when there is no time left to read anything long. Five of them:
- The Reserve Bank of India has issued the “Digital Payments – E-mandate Framework, 2026”, whereby customers opting for e-mandates must complete a one-time registration requiring additional factor authentication (AFA), and issuers must send a pre-transaction notification at least 24 hours before a debit, plus a post-transaction notification.
- The Reserve Bank of India has cancelled the banking licence issued to Paytm Payments Bank Limited under Section 22(4) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, effective from the close of business on 24 April 2026.
- Punjab National Bank announced a strategic partnership with Kiwi, a credit card on the UPI platform, to introduce credit-enabled UPI payments to its 180 million customers.
- Pay Point India Network has become the first private-sector fintech to gain membership in the Centralised Payment System (CPS) operated by the Reserve Bank of India.
- The Supreme Court has declared that the “Right to Safe Road Travel” is an integral part of the ‘Right to Life’ under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, in the suo motu case of ‘In Re: Phalodi Accident’.
3 RBI Special
A separate paper, for the exams RBI depth decides
14 pages for April 2026 on policy, frameworks, vision documents and circulars — same Exam-Ready Point structure throughout. Two of them:
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Q1 · RBI Special
As part of its ‘effective technology’ pillar under Utkarsh 2029, the RBI is planning a major technological initiative to streamline its internal operations. What specific technology is the RBI developing?
- Option a: A decentralized blockchain network for interbank settlements.
- Option b: A purpose-driven indigenous large language model (LLM) based on AI.
- Option c: A completely biometric-based RTGS payment gateway.
- Option d: A quantum cryptography ledger for securing sovereign bonds.
- Option e: An augmented reality (AR) interface for retail CBDC transactions.
Show the answer & exam points
Answer: (b) A purpose-driven indigenous large language model (LLM) based on AI.
The RBI will be issuing a framework on the use of AI in the financial sector and developing an indigenous AI tool based on a purpose-built large language model (LLM) for its internal operations.
Exam-Ready Points
- The RBI will also focus on expanding asset tokenisation.
- Digital and AI sandboxes will be set up to support innovation in a controlled environment.
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Q2 · RBI Special
The Reserve Bank of India is developing a new platform under its ‘Payments Vision 2028’ roadmap to enable bank account portability. What is the designated name of this service?
- Option a: Payments Migration Interface (PMI)
- Option b: Account Transfer Protocol (ATP)
- Option c: Payments Switching Service (PaSS)
- Option d: Universal Account Switcher (UAS)
- Option e: National Portability Ledger (NPL)
Show the answer & exam points
Answer: (c) Payments Switching Service (PaSS)
The RBI is developing a ‘Payments Switching Service (PaSS)’ under its ‘Payments Vision 2028’ roadmap to enable bank account portability.
Exam-Ready Points
- Similar to mobile number portability, it eliminates ‘sticky’ accounts.
- Manages all payment instructions seamlessly across banks.
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