Constitution of India MCQ SET-42

Top 1000+ Indian Constitution General Knowledge Questions SET-42

Top 1000+ Indian Constitution General Knowledge Questions
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Welcome to our exclusive collections of selective and important multiple choice questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution general knowledge (GK) for all types of competitive exams. In this section, we are providing the most important MCQs with answers on Indian Constitution, Historical Background and Constitutional development of Indian Constitution. These selective and important multiple choice questions(MCQs) have been asked in Previous competitive exams and there are chances to ask again in upcoming competitive exams. Indian Constitution, Indian Polity Objective / Multiple Choice (MCQs) Questions for Preparation of competitive exams like TET, CTET, LT, TGT, PGT, KVS, VS, NET, SLET, PSC, SSC-CGL, UPSC Civil Services, NDA, CDS, Railways and State Level Public Services Examinations.

Top 1000+ Indian Constitution General Knowledge Questions SET-42


Question : 1-10

Question : 1

Preamble

[A].   Fundamental rights
[B].   Directive principles of state policy
[C].   Seventh schedule
[D].   [D]. Seventh schedule


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Question : 2

The emergency provisions of the Constitution of India have been borrowed from

[A].   German Constitution
[B].   American Constitution
[C].   French Constitution
[D].   Irish Constitution


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 3

The Indian Constitution deals with the citizenship from Article 5-11 under

[A].   Part I
[B].   Part II
[C].   Part III
[D].   Part IV


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Question : 4

For the Indian citizenship _____ of the mother or father should have been born in the Indian Territory

[A].   Anyone
[B].   Both of them
[C].   Anyone from mother’s family
[D].   Anyone from relative’s family


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 5

The Objective Resolution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in

[A].   17168
[B].   17349
[C].   17380
[D].   17288


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 6

The basic structure theory of the Constitution of India implies that

[A].   Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated
[B].   Fundamental Rights cannot be abridged or taken away
[C].   The Constitution cannot be amended except in accordance with the procedure prescribed in Article 368
[D].   The Preamble of the Constitution cannot be amended


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 7

Our Constitution is ____ and ______ compared to other countries of the world.

[A].   Shorter – Descriptive
[B].   Unwritten – Descriptive
[C].   Most lengthiest and descriptive
[D].   Short – Nutshell


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 8

Which Constitutional amendment incorporated the Fundamental Duties in the Constitution of India?

[A].   40th
[B].   44th
[C].   42nd
[D].   50th


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 9

The Directive Principles of State Policy in the Constitution of India was adopted from

[A].   Irish
[B].   Canada
[C].   Germany
[D].   Australia


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK



Question : 10

As per Article 3, Parliament by law can extend, decrease, and abolish the territory and can change the boundary of any State. This statement is __

[A].   1
[B].   0
[C].   Partly true
[D].   None of these


Catagory : Important Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs) on Indian Constitution GK






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