1.
In a election, electronic has to cease in a
Constituency
(a) 2 days
before the poll
(b) 48 hours
before the hour of commencement of polling
(c) 48 hours
before the poll in the Constituency
(d) 48 hours
before the closing hour of polling in the constituency
2.
In each house of Parliament, an ordinary bill has
to pass through the following states
(a) First
reading, second reading, committee
(b) First
reading, committee stage, second reading and third reading
(c) First
reading, report stage, final reading, president’s assent
(d)
Introduction, discussion, voting and approval
3.
In Indian Polity the ultimate sovereignty rests
with the
(a)
President
(b) People
(c)
Parliament
(d) The
Constitution
4.
In the election to the post of the president
(a) All MPs
and MLAs have one vote each
(b) Each
elected MP or MLA has an equal member
(c) MLAs of
different states have different number of votes
(d) MPs and
MLAs of a states have the same number of votes
5.
In the Indian Constitution, the word ‘we’ appears
In the Preamble which, in fact, means
(a) The people
of India
(b) The people
of England
(c) The
members of the Constituent assembly
(d) The
selected institution of the country
6.
In the Parliament from of democracy
(a) The
executive controls legislature
(b) The
executive controls the judiciary
(c) The
judiciary controls the executive
(d) The
legislature controls the executive
7.
In the three-tier Panchayati Raj structure, the
Block is
(a) The lowest
structure
(b) The
intermediary structure
(c) The
highest structure
(d) None of
these
8.
In which of the following does the Rajya Sabha
enjoy exclusive right ?
(a) Initiating
impeachment proceeding against the President
(b) Taking
Initiative for the removal of the Vice-President
(c)
Recommending creation of new All India Services.
(d) In all the
above matters
9.
In which of the following legislature can a
nonmember be the president officer?
(a) Lok
Sabha
(b) Vidhan
Sabha
(c) Rajya
Sabha
(d) None of
these
10.
In which of the following points is
the Indian Constitution similar to that of USA?
(a) Rule of
law
(b)
Fundamental right
(c) Directive
Principles of State Policy
(d) Right
Constitution
11.
In which part of the Constitution is the state enjoined to
establish Panchayati Raj institution ?
(a)
Preamble
(b) Directive
Principles
(c)
Fundamental rights
(d) Seventh
Schedule
12.
In which schedule of the Constitution
are land reform laws included ?
(a)
Seventh
(b) Eighth
(c) Ninth
(d) Tenth
13.
In which of the following ways can
Indian citizenship be acquired?
(a) By
descent
(b) By
naturalization
(c) By
registration
(d) All of
these
14.
India has a parliamentary democracy
system as the
(a) Members of
the Lok Sabha are elected by the people.
(b) Council of
Ministers is responsible to Parliament
(c) Powers are
distributed between the Centre and the states
(d) Constitution
has a single-framework
15.
India is federal state because its
Constitution provide for
(a) Dual
citizenship
(b) Dual
judiciary
(c) Sharing
powers between states and centre
(d) A written
constitution
16.
India is a republic because
(a) Its head
of the state is elected for a fixed period
(b) There is
Parliamentary rule
(c) It is
completely free
(d) It
prescribes democratic government
17.
India is a
secular state because
(a) All
religions are equally protected
(b) The state
has no religion of its own
(c) There will
be no discrimination on grounds of religion or caste
(d) All of the
above
18.
India, that
is Bharat, shall be a ‘Union of States’ occurs in which of the following
Articles of the Indian Constitution?
(a) 8
(b) 7
(c) 6
(d) 1
19.
It is often
said that the key to the minds of the makers of our Constitution lies in the
(a)
Preamble
(b)
Fundamental Rights
(c)
Fundamental Duties
(d) Directive
Principles
20.
Judges of
the High Court are appointed by the President with the consent of the
(a) Governor
with the state concerned
(b) Governor
and the Chief Justice of the High Court concerned
(c) Governor
and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
(d) Governor,
the Chief Justice of the High Court concerned and the chief justice of India
21.
The judges
of the Supreme Court can hold office up to the age of
(a) 56 years
(b) 54 years
(c) 60
years
(d) 65 years
22.
Legislative
powers are vested with the
(a)
President
(b) Parliament
(c) Prime
Minister
(d) Governor
23.
Mark the
true statement
(a) The High
Court is the highest Court of Law and Appeal in the state
(b) Appeals
from all the lower courts need not be taken to the High Court, but directly to
the Supreme Court
(c) High
Courts are not establishes in all states
(d) All the
above are true
24.
Money bills
can only be introduced in the
(a) Lok
Sabha
(b) Rajya
Sabha
(c) Joint
session of both houses
(d) None of
the above
25.
Money can be spent out of the Contingency
Found of India to meet unforeseen expenditure
(a) And the
same need not be replenished
(b) And the
same must be recouped through additional or excess grants
(c) And the
same is recouped by transferring the savings of budget in the Fund
(d) In none of
the above ways
26.
No money
bill can be introduced in the legislative assembly of the state, except on the
recommendation of
(a) The
Parliament
(b) The Governor of
the state
(c) The President of
India
(d) A special
committee of MPs
27.
The
Parliament can legislate matters in the state list
(a) By the wish of
the President
(b) If the Rajya
Sabha passes a resolution
(c) Under any
circumstances
(d) By asking the
legislation of the concerned state
28.
Nyaya
Panchayats are expected to
(a) Deal with all
crimes committed in villages
(b) Mete out justice
to villagers so that litigation is minimized
(c) Settle disputes
through persuasion
(d) Try petty civil
suit and minor offences
29.
Of the
following methods, which can be adopted by the Chief Minister to get rid of a
Minister who has lost his confidence?
(a) Ask him to give
his resignation
(b) Drop him from the
Council while reshuffling it
(c) Ask the Governor
to dismiss him
(d) All the above
30.
Panchayati
Raj has received constitutional status with the____Amendment Act.
(a) 72nd
(b) 73rd
(c) 74th
(d) 75th
31.
Panchayati
Raj is
(a) The functioning
of village republics in democracy
(b) The self-government
of the villagers in India
(c) A complex system
of rural local government
(d) A hierarchical
set up for rural administration
32.
Part VI of
the Constitution lays down a uniform structure for state governments, which is
applicable
(a) To all states
(b) To all states
with slight modification
(c) To all states and
union territories
(d) To all states
except that of Jammu and Kashmir
33.
Political
democracy is guaranteed to the Indian people by the
(a) Independence of
the Judiciary
(b) Directive
Principles of state Policy
(c) Federal set up in
the Constitution
(d) Fundamental
rights
34.
President’s rule can be imposed on the state
when
(a) The Chief
Minister loses the confidence of the assembly
(b) A money bill has
been defeated
(c) There is
constitutional breakdown in the state
(d) Large scale
defections have taken place
35.
Proclamation of emergency must be submitted to
the parliament for approval within
(a) 1 month
(b) 2 month
(c) 6 month
(d) 1 year
36.
Rajya Sabha
can delay a money bill passed by the Lok Sabha for a period not exceeding
(a) 1 week
(b) 14 days
(c) 1 month
(d) 3 month
37.
Reasonable
restrictions on the rights of Indian citizen can be imposed by
(a) The
president
(b) The parliament
(c) The Supreme
Court
(d) None of the above
38.
Regarding
Directive Principles of State Policy, it is not correct to say that
(a) It is the duty of
the State to apply these principles in making laws
(b) They are
fundamental in the governance of the country
(c) They impose a
legal duty upon the state
(d) They are merely
instructions or directives issued to the legislature and the executives of the
country
39.
Regarding
India’s Constitution we may say it is
(a) More rigid than
flexible
(b) Very rigid
(c) More flexible
than rigid
(d) Very flexible
40.
Representation of any state in he Rajya Sabha
is according to the
(a) Area of the
state
(b) Population of the
state
(c) Number of
representatives in Lok Sabha from that state
(d) Fixed number of
candidates for each state
41.
Right to freedom of Religion is guaranteed
under the Constitution in Articles
(a) 12-19
(b) 19-21
(c) 25-28
(d) 21-28
42.
Right to property is a
(a) Fundamental
right
(b) Directive
principle
(c) Legal right
(d) Social right
43.
Satyameva Jayate has been taken from the
(a) Mandek
Upnished
(b) Rig Veda
(c) Natya Sutra
(d) none of these
44.
Sikkim became a new state in the Union by
which Amendment Act and in which year
(a) 32nd ;
1974
(b) 35th; 1975
(c) 36th; 1975
(d) 37th; 1975
45.
Simple majority in voting is enough to amend
provisions relating to
(a) Citizenship
(b) Creation and
abolition of a state
(c) Administrations
of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes
(d) All the above
46.
The 45th amendment to the Indian
Constitution relates to the
(a) Minorities
Commission
(b) Commission for
Scheduled castes and Tribes
(c) Extensions of
reservation of seats for SC and ST
(d) None of the above
47.
The 7th scheduled of the
Constitution of India contains
(a) States and union
territories
(b) Salaries of
President, Vice-President, etc
(c) Union List, State
List and Concurrent List
(d) Allocation of
seats in the Raja Sabha
48.
The Eights Scheduled of the Constitution deals
with
(a) The list of 18
regional languages
(b) Fundamental
Rights
(c) Directive
Principles of State Policy
(d) All the above
49.
The amendment of the Constitution can be
initiating in
(a) The Lok Sabha only
(b) The Rajya Sabha
only
(c) The Legislature
Assemblies of States
(d) Either house of
the Parliament
50.
The authority to restrict or extend the
jurisdiction of the state High Courts rests with
(a) The president of
India
(b) The Governor
(c) The Supreme
Court
(d) The State
Legislature
51.
The Central Government can assign any function
to the states
(a) On the directive
of the President
(b) On the
recommendation of Parliament
(c) Any time it
wishes to do so
(d) With the consent
of the state government
52.
The chairman of the Finance Commission must be
(a) Qualified to be a
High Court judge
(b) A person having
special knowledge of economics
(c) A person having
experience in public affairs
(d) All the above
53.
The chairmen of the Rajya Sabha is
(a) The Prime
Minister
(b) The
Vice-President
(c) The Speaker of
the Lok Sabha
(d) The Leader of the
Opposition
54.
The Chairmen of the UPSC is appointed by the
(a) President
(b) Parliament
(c) Union Home
Minister
(d) None of the above
55.
The Chief Election Commissioner is the
(a) Governor
(b) President
(c) Chief
minister
(d) Prime minister
56.
T5he chief executive head of state is the
(a) Governor
(b) President
(c) Chief minister
(d) Prime minister
57.
The chief justice of a high court is appointed
by the president after consultation with
I.
The chief justice of India
II.
The governor of the state
III.
The chief minister of the state
(a) I only
(b) I and II
(c) III only
(d) I, II and III
58.
The chief justice of the high court is
appointed by
(a) The governor of
the state
(b) The president of
india
(c) The chief
minister of the state
(d) The chief justice
of India
59.
The chief minister of a state is
(a) Elected by the
state legislature
(b) Appointed by the
governor
(c) Appointed by the
president
(d) None of the above
60.
The composition of the upsc is
(a) Laid down in the
constitution
(b) Determined by the
parliament
(c) Determined by the
president
(d) Determined by the
chairman of the upsc
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3
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B
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33
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D
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4
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C
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34
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C
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5
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A
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35
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6
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D
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36
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7
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B
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37
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B
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8
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C
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38
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C
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9
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C
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39
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C
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10
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B
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40
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B
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11
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B
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41
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C
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12
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C
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42
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C
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13
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D
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43
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A
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14
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B
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44
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C
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15
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C
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45
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D
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16
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46
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C
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17
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B
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18
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48
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A
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A
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49
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50
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D
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51
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D
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22
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B
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52
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C
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23
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A
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53
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B
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24
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B
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54
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A
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25
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B
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55
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C
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26
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B
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56
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A
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27
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B
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57
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B
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28
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D
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58
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B
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29
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59
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B
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30
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