MUMBAI: NewsCanvassEdu, a trusted name in CLAT General Knowledge and Current Affairs preparation since 2015, announced the launch of RAYA, an AI-powered chatbot built specifically to help CLAT and NLU aspirants master the current affairs and GK section — now live on WhatsApp.
With this launch, NewsCanvassEdu becomes one of the first GK CLAT prep platforms in India to bring a dedicated AI mentor for current affairs and GK directly onto WhatsApp, meeting students where they already spend their time rather than asking them to learn a new app or platform.
Why RAYA Matters for CLAT Aspirants
Students often struggle not because they lack effort, but because they lack a single, reliable, and structured source to rely on amid an overwhelming volume of daily news. RAYA is designed to solve exactly this problem by turning scattered information into a focused, exam-oriented preparation routine, available around the clock on a platform students already check every day.
Introducing the Current Affairs Analyzer
Sharpen Reading Speed, Passage Logic, and Current Context in Just 3 Minutes a Day.
At the heart of this launch, RAYA is built to enhance reading speed, passage logic, and current context in just three minutes a day. Rather than asking students to memorize facts by rote, the analyzer trains them to read the way CLAT increasingly expects: critically, quickly, and with an eye for legal and policy reasoning. It reflects a deliberate shift in NewsCanvassEdu’s approach — from rote learning to practical, application-based preparation — equipping students to not just recall information, but to think through it.
What RAYA Offers
RAYA is built around six core capabilities aimed squarely at CLAT-style preparation:
- Exam Ready Briefs— Curated, exam-ready summaries of major current affairs topics, built for quick revision.
- High-Yield General Knowledge Concepts — Focused coverage of GK and concepts that regularly appear in CLAT and other law entrance exams.
- CLAT-Style Quiz Mode — Practice questions modeled on the Current Affairs, helping students test recall and application in real time.
- Daily Current Affairs — A steady, structured stream of daily updates so students never have to hunt across multiple news sources.
- <C 24×7 Doubt Solving — Round-the-clock support for GK and current affairs queries, right inside a WhatsApp chat.
Together, these features are designed to replicate the structured, mentor-led approach NewsCanvassEdu has offered for a decade — now available instantly, at scale, and on-demand.
Comments from the Founder
Sushant Oberoi, Founder & CEO of NewsCanvassEdu, said the launch of RAYA is a natural extension of the philosophy the platform was built on.
“When we started NewsCanvassEdu in 2015, our belief was simple — students don’t need more content, they need clarity. RAYA is that same belief, rebuilt for how students actually prepare today. GK and current affairs are a subject students revise on the move — between classes, during a commute, late at night before an exam. Putting RAYA on WhatsApp means a structured, reliable GK mentor is now available to a student the moment they need it, without friction, without another app to download. We didn’t want RAYA to just answer questions faster. We wanted it to bring the same discipline and structure that has helped thousands of our students crack CLAT, and make that accessible to every aspirant, instantly,” said Sushant Oberoi.
He added that the WhatsApp-first approach was a deliberate choice: “Our students have always told us they want one reliable source, not ten scattered ones. RAYA is our answer to that — a single, trustworthy GK companion that lives where students already are.”
About NewsCanvassEdu
Founded in 2015 by Sushant Oberoi, NewsCanvassEdu is one of India’s most trusted platforms for CLAT Current Affairs and GK preparation. Over the past decade, the platform has mentored 20,000+ students, published 2000+ curated current affairs articles, and built a structured 12-month GK study plan followed by CLAT aspirants nationwide. NewsCanvassEdu’s approach — curated notes, a holistic preparation strategy, and dedicated mentoring — has helped students secure admission to National Law Universities (NLUs) across the country.
