Constitution of India CLAT Exam

What is the significance of the Preamble in the Constitution of India?

• The Preamble sets forth the basic structure and principles of the Constitution, acting as an introduction and key to understanding the spirit of the document.

• The Preamble is a list of amendments to the Constitution

• The Preamble is a historical account of India's independence struggle

• The Preamble outlines the duties of the President of India

Name the Fundamental Right that guarantees Right to Equality.

• Article 15

• Article 16

• Article 14

• Article 17

Which part of the Constitution deals with Directive Principles of State Policy?

• Part V

• Part IV

• Part III

• Part II

How many amendments have been made to the Constitution of India so far?

• 105

• 75

• 150

• 200

Who appoints the judges of the Supreme Court of India?

• Prime Minister of India

• Chief Justice of India

• Governor of Reserve Bank of India

• President of India

Explain the concept of 'Judicial Review' as exercised by the Supreme Court.

• Judicial Review is a process where the Supreme Court reviews international treaties.

• Judicial Review involves the Supreme Court reviewing executive orders issued by the President.

• The Supreme Court exercises Judicial Review by reviewing laws and government actions to ensure they align with the Constitution.

• Judicial Review is the process of reviewing lower court decisions by the Supreme Court.

Which Fundamental Right ensures protection against exploitation?

• Article 23

• Article 26

• Article 24

• Article 25

Mention one amendment that deals with the reservation of seats for women in local bodies.

• 74th Amendment

• 73rd Amendment

• 76th Amendment

• 75th Amendment

What is the retirement age for a judge of the Supreme Court?

• 60 years

• 70 years

• 55 years

• 65 years

Discuss the significance of the Kesavananda Bharati case in Indian constitutional law.

• The Kesavananda Bharati case established the 'Doctrine of Severability'.

• The case led to the abolition of the Supreme Court in India.

• Kesavananda Bharati was a criminal case involving corruption charges.

• The Kesavananda Bharati case is significant in Indian constitutional law because it established the 'Basic Structure Doctrine'.