Study Shorts is a short educational news app designed to help students and learners stay updated with the latest education news, job alerts, syllabus updates, admit cards, model papers, old papers, current affairs, and general knowledge — all in simple, summarized shorts.

Get the most important updates from the world of education, exams, science, technology, and current events — in one place, in less than a minute.
We collect and summarize news from credible and publicly available sources, so you can focus on learning smartly and saving time.

🌟 What You’ll Get in Study Shorts
📚 Educational News in Shorts — Read short, factual summaries of the latest education, policy, and academic updates in just 60 words.
📰 Daily Current Affairs — Stay prepared for UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railway, and State PSC exams with quick daily current affairs.
🎯 GK & Quiz Topics — Strengthen your general knowledge for exams and interviews.
🔗 Original Source Link — Each story includes a verified link to the full article for detailed reading.
✨ Trusted Content — All news is aggregated from credible education and media publishers.
⚙️ Key Features
📲 Swipe to Read – Scroll or swipe to read short stories in seconds
🌙 Dark Mode – Read comfortably anytime
🔖 Bookmarks – Save stories for revision later
🔄 Refresh Button – Instantly load the latest education updates
📤 Share Option – Share useful updates with friends
🧩 Personalized Feed – Study Shorts learns what you like and shows stories based on your interests

🎓 Ideal For
Students preparing for competitive exams (UPSC, SSC, Banking, etc.)
Teachers & aspirants wanting quick educational insights
Learners who want to stay informed in less time.

🚀 Stay Ahead, Stay Informed
No more long articles or boring updates. With Study Shorts, you can learn faster and smarter — anytime, anywhere.

📲 Download Study Shorts now and make learning a daily habit.

Disclaimer:
Study Shorts is a news aggregator platform. We do not represent or are affiliated with any government entity.
All news summaries and stories displayed in this app are sourced from publicly available and trusted publishers. Government-related updates, if shown, are based on coverage from reliable media sources and are not official government statements.
For official and verified information, users should always refer to the respective government websites or official notifications.

Each article in Study Shorts includes a reference or link to the original publisher’s website, allowing users to read the full news directly from the source.

If you are a content owner or publisher and believe any material on this platform infringes upon your rights, please contact us at studyshorts.app@gmail.com
. Upon receiving a valid request, we will promptly review and remove the concerned content.

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