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This document is a model examination paper for the Indian Constitution subject, consisting of multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of the Constitution and related laws. It includes questions on fundamental rights, directive principles, taxation, and the structure of the Indian government. The exam is scheduled for April 10, 2025, with a total of 35 marks and a duration of 1 hour.

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IC NEW Model

This document is a model examination paper for the Indian Constitution subject, consisting of multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of the Constitution and related laws. It includes questions on fundamental rights, directive principles, taxation, and the structure of the Indian government. The exam is scheduled for April 10, 2025, with a total of 35 marks and a duration of 1 hour.

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Roll No………………………..

Name ………………………
MGU – BBA (Honours) Second Semester Model Examination
INDIAN CONSTITUTION (VAC)

Time:1Hr Max.Marks:35 Date:10-04-2025 QPC: C

Choose the appropriate answer for the following questions . Each question carries 1
marks.
1. Who told ”Constitution is the aggregate of laws and customs”
a) Dicey b) Bryce c) Fine d) None of them
2. A Constitution can be only
a) Written b) custom and usage c) both written and unwritten d) None of them

3. The Articles 14 to 18 of the Constitution of India guarantees


a) Right to equality b) Right to freedom c) Right against exploitation d) None of these
4. .Which is not now a Fundamental Right
a. Right to equality b. Right to freedom c. Right to property d. None of them
5. The Directive Principles aims at
a. Secular State b. Welfare State c. Totalitarian State d).None of these.
6. The term “Democratic‟ used in the preamble denotes
a. Political democracy b. Social democracy c. Economic democracy d. All of these

7. Who is the Guardian of the Constitution?


a. President b. Parliament c. Supreme Court d. None of them.
8. The ideals of liberty ,equality and fraternity have been taken from
a. American Revolution b. French Revolution c. Russian Revolution d. None of these
9. How many writs can be issued by Supreme Court and High Courts?

a.4 b.5 c.7 d.8

10. What is ” Magnacarta ‟?


a. Charter of rights b. Economic Journal c. Social Magazine d. None of these.
11. The Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementing 2017, aimed to:

A) Abolish all direct taxes in India B) Replace multiple indirect taxes with a single tax
C) Increase the fiscal deficit D) Reduce the number of taxpayers
12.The Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act was enacted in which
year?
A)1991 B) 2003 C)2010 D)2015
13 . The Kelkar Committee constituted in 2002 is associated with reforms in:
A) Banking sector B) Taxation C)Agriculture D)Education
14. Which tax was replaced by the Value Added Tax (VAT) in most Indian states by 2005?
A) Income Tax B) Sales Tax C) Service Tax D) Excise Duty
15.The Securities and Exchange Board of India(SEBI) was established in which year?
A)1988 B)1992 C)1995 D)2000

16. Who proposed the Objective Resolution in the Constituent Assembly?


a) B.R. Ambedkar b) Rajendra Prasad c) Jawaharlal Nehru d) Sardar
Patel
17. Who called the Preamble the ‘Identity Card of the Constitution’?
a) Jawaharlal Nehru b) B.R. Ambedkar c) N.A. Palkhivala d)Dr. Rajendra Prasad
18. Which writ is issued to enforce a fundamental right?
a) Habeas Corpus b)Mandamus c) Certiorari d)Quo Warranto
19. Who has the power to issue writs under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution?

a) The President of India b) The Supreme Court c) The High Court d) Both B and C

20. The Directive Principles of State Policy are:


a) Justiciable b) Non- justiciable c) Only implemented through laws d) Only
applicable to the President
21. Which of the following is a goal mentioned in the Directive Principles of State Policy?
a) Equal wages for men and women b) Free and compulsory education for children
c) Equal representation in the government d) Both A and B

22.InwhichyearwereFundamentalDutiesadded to theIndianConstitution?
1. 1950 b)1976 c) 1986 d) 1992
23. Which Fundamental Duty is directly related to environmental protection?
a) Article51A(d) b)Article51A(f ) c) Article51A(g) d) Article51A(j)
24.The idea of Fundamental Duties was first suggested by:

a) Mahatma Gandhi b)Jawaharlal Nehru c)Dr. B.R. Ambedkar d) Indira Gandhi


25. The Indian Constitutionis:
a)Rigid b) Flexible c)Partly rigid and partly flexible d) None of the above
26.Which organization helped India during its 1991 economic crisis?
a) WTO b) IMF c)World Bank d) ADB
27.In which year was the INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY CODE (IBC) enacted?
a)2014 b) 2015 c) 2016 d) 2017

28. India is a Republic Country, because

a ) Head of the country is an elected one b) Absence of any privileged classes d) Prime
Minister is elected directly e) None of the above causes

29. Minimum age required to contest for Presidentship is


a)23years b) 2lyears c) 35years d) 30years
30. Which of the following subjects are included in the State List?
a) Agriculture b) Irrigation c) Police d) All of the above
31. If there is a conflict in the laws made for the subjects in the Concurrent List, then the
decision made by _______ will prevail.
a) State Government b) Union Government c) President d) All of the above
32. Who has the power to make laws on the ‘residuary ’subjects?
a) Union Government b) State Government c) Supreme Court d) None of the above
33.Which of the following states in India enjoys a special status.
a) Arunachal Pradesh b) Mizoram c) Nagaland d) All of the above
34 . GST was introduced in India with effect from
a)1.7.2017 (b) 1.1.2017 (c) 1.4.2017 (d) 8.7.2017
35. International trade and domestic trade differ because of
a) Different government policies b) Immobility of factors c) Trade Restrictions
d) All of the above

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