KLEE 2026 LLB 5 Year Question Paper: Download Answer Key with Solutions

Which one of the following is an incorrectly spelled word?

• (A) revarberation
• (B) juxtaposition
• (C) opaque
• (D) appeasement

Which one of the following is an incorrectly spelled word?

• (A) assassination
• (B) multidisciplinery
• (C) linguistic
• (D) refurbished

Find out the correct preposition to be used in the blanks. He is capable ________ solving the complicated issue.

• (A) in
• (B) with
• (C) to
• (D) of

Choose the correct preposition to be used in the blanks. She is responsible ________ the economic development of the company.

• (A) to
• (B) for
• (C) with
• (D) of

Choose the correct preposition from the following to be used in the blanks. He is married _______ an advocate.

• (A) of
• (B) with
• (C) to
• (D) against

Which one of the following is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals? MEEK

• (A) forbearing
• (B) humble
• (C) mild
• (D) impatient

Which one of the following is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals? UNDETERRED

• (A) daunted
• (B) bold
• (C) apprehensive
• (D) gallant

Which one of the following is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals? HOMOLOGOUS

• (A) distinct
• (B) parallel
• (C) same
• (D) similar

Which one of the following is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals? STARK

• (A) bleak
• (B) hostile
• (C) austere
• (D) subtle

Identify the meaning of the idioms or phrases given in italics in the sentence: The plot of land costs an arm and a leg

• (A) moderate
• (B) very expensive
• (C) cheap
• (D) for sale

He spilled the beans about his new car. The meaning of the idiom, `` spill the beans '' is

• (A) to cook the beans
• (B) to cut the beans
• (C) to reveal a secret
• (D) to speak truth

Identify the meaning of the idiom or phrases given in capitals in the sentence: The University administration CUT CORNERS on safety, which caused many problems

• (A) to do something in an efficient way
• (B) to do something in the cheapest or quickest way by ignoring proper standards
• (C) to do something secretly
• (D) to do something extravagantly

Choose the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete. The policy changes were introduced in an _________ manner, without proper planning

• (A) agreeable
• (B) acceptable
• (C) arbitrary
• (D) admissible

Pick out the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete. The respondent’s reply during the cross examination in the court was ________ by contradictions

• (A) eliminated
• (B) confused
• (C) validated
• (D) undermined

Pick out the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete. Her claim was so _________ that it required no further evidence

• (A) doubtful
• (B) ambiguous
• (C) self-evident
• (D) equivocal

Pick out the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the sentence meaningfully complete. The growth of the organization was _______ by poor management decisions

• (A) hindered
• (B) increased
• (C) accelerated
• (D) facilitated

Find out all the nouns in the following sentence. His involvement in music earned him good recognition across the State.

• (A) involvement, music, recognition, earned
• (B) involvement, music, recognition, across
• (C) earned, music, recognition, across
• (D) involvement, music, recognition, State

Find out all the nouns in the following sentence. The rapid expansion of technology has transformed modern medical treatments.

• (A) expansion, technology, treatments
• (B) expansion, technology, medical, treatments
• (C) rapid, expansion, technology, medical
• (D) expansion, transformed, technology

Find out all the verb in the following sentence. The Government has been reviewing the project for several years

• (A) has
• (B) project
• (C) several
• (D) has been reviewing

Find out all the verb in the following sentence. The results of Assembly election were analysed carefully by the political parties.

• (A) were
• (B) results
• (C) were analysed
• (D) carefully

Change the assertive sentence into an interrogative sentence. He rarely speaks in English to his friends.

• (A) Is he rarely speaks in English to his friend?
• (B) Does he rarely speaks in English to his friend?
• (C) Do he rarely speaks in English to his friend?
• (D) Does he rarely speak in English to his friend?

Change the assertive sentence into an interrogative sentence. Everyone welcomed his dance performance.

• (A) Did everyone welcomed his dance performance?
• (B) Does everyone welcome his dance performance?
• (C) Has everyone welcomed his dance performance?
• (D) Did everyone welcome his dance performance?

Choose the suitable adjective to fill in the blanks in the sentence. His ________ attitude made it difficult for his friends to trust him.

• (A) adjustable
• (B) erratic
• (C) acceptable
• (D) amicable

Choose the suitable adjective to fill in the blanks in the sentence. The senior counsel presented a ________ argument that convinced the judge.

• (A) evasive
• (B) weak
• (C) compelling
• (D) flimsy

A sentence is divided into three parts. Choose the incorrect part. If there is no error in the sentence , choose the option (D).

• (A) They had prepared meticulously
• (B) for the project, but unforeseen
• (C) technical issues disrupted them plan
• (D) No error

A sentence is divided into three parts. Choose the incorrect part. If there is no error in the sentence, choose the option (D).

• (A) She neither apologized for
• (B) her mistake, nor does she
• (C) attempt to rectify it
• (D) No error

Choose the word nearest in meaning to the word given in capital letters: PERNICIOUS

• (A) injurious
• (B) graceful
• (C) useful
• (D) delightful

Choose the word nearest in meaning to the word given in capital letters: OBSEQUIOUS

• (A) bold
• (B) argue
• (C) fight
• (D) submissive

Choose the word nearest in meaning to the word given in capital letters: PRAGMATIC

• (A) optimistic
• (B) static
• (C) practical
• (D) forgive

Choose the word nearest in meaning to the word given in capital letters: CANDID

• (A) honest
• (B) tight
• (C) happy
• (D) strict

Rearrange the parts to form a meaningful and coherent sentence:

P : them and confused

Q : were detailed, yet

R : the instructions

S : some participants misunderstood

• (A) QRPS
• (B) PQSR
• (C) RQSP
• (D) SQRP

Rearrange the parts to form a meaningful and coherent sentence:

P : to understand the truth

Q : the boy was trying

R : old man had said

S : of what the

• (A) QPSR
• (B) RQPS
• (C) SQRP
• (D) RPQS

Choose the correct conjunction to fill in the blanks in the following sentence. He can stay here, _______ he can go home

• (A) but
• (B) and
• (C) or
• (D) yet

Choose the correct conjunction to fill in the blanks in the following sentence. She not only studies well ________ plays tennis excellently.

• (A) does
• (B) or
• (C) and
• (D) but also

Read the passage and answer the question:

Plastic is a notorious material. Of the more than 400 million tonnes of plastic produced globally each year, only about 9% is recycled, while millions of tonnes end up in the oceans annually. Plastic can take hundreds of years to break down, fragmenting instead into microplastics that have now been detected in the air, drinking water, and even the human body. Produced largely from fossil fuels, it is estimated to account for around 3% to 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gases are components of the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide, methane and water vapour being durable, cheap and endlessly versatile, however, plastic has woven itself into nearly every aspect of modern life. Longevity changes the environmental equation. And recycling, while necessary, cannot be the primary solution to a crisis driven by the sheer scale of production and design of single-use plastic.

According to the passage, choose the statement which is not correct.

• (A) Each year, about 400 million tonnes of plastic is produced globally.
• (B) Each year, about 80% of plastics is not recycled.
• (C) Plastic can take hundreds of years to break down.
• (D) Recycling of plastic is necessary

``I _____ English for the last five years''

• (A) learn
• (B) have been learning
• (C) learnt
• (D) am learning

Kerala is set to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the formation of the state in the year

• (A) 2029
• (B) 2028
• (C) 2031
• (D) 2035

Kerala Piravi Day is celebrated every year on

• (A) 1st November
• (B) 5th November
• (C) 10th November
• (D) 25th November

In Kerala, Nirbhaya Nisha is a programme that provides special security for

• (A) senior citizen travelling between 9 pm and 5 am
• (B) women travelling between 9 pm and 5 am
• (C) children travelling between 9 pm and 5 am
• (D) disabled persons travelling between 9 pm and 5 am

The “ Sanchaya ” software in Kerala is related to

• (A) tax and revenue management in local bodies
• (B) Forests management
• (C) Health Services
• (D) management of water bodies

G.V. Raja Award is the highest sporting honour in the State of

• (A) Karnataka
• (B) Telangana
• (C) Kerala
• (D) Tamil Nadu

The world’s second largest steel producer is

• (A) Japan
• (B) China
• (C) India
• (D) Germany

The third closest planet to the sun and fifth largest planet is

• (A) the Earth
• (B) Mars
• (C) Jupiter
• (D) Venus

The lithosphere is

• (A) the larger waterbodies on the earth.
• (B) the rigid, outermost shell of the earth, composed of the crust and the brittle upper mantle
• (C) the gaseous envelope that surrounds the earth
• (D) the sphere where life exists

The continent bordered on the north by the Arctic ocean and on the east by the North Atlantic Ocean and on the south by Pacific ocean, is

• (A) South America
• (B) North America
• (C) Europe
• (D) Australia

The Sabarmati River runs through the center of _______, the Gujarat City,

• (A) Jamnagar
• (B) Surat
• (C) Ahmedabad
• (D) Amreli

Myopia is a disease related to _______.

• (A) Ears
• (B) Lungs
• (C) Skin
• (D) Eyes

In human, tear gas causes immediate_______.

• (A) eye burning
• (B) cold
• (C) fever
• (D) fainting

Radar is a system that uses radio waves to determine the distance, direction and radial velocity of objects relative to the site. Radar stands for

• (A) radio displays and range
• (B) radio rays and range
• (C) radio distance and range
• (D) radio detection and ranging

The National Research Institute for Panchakarma is situated at

• (A) Thrissur
• (B) Thiruvananthapuram
• (C) Kottayam
• (D) Calicut

Fluid Control Research Institute is a national centre, registered under the Societies Act and it comes under the

• (A) Ministries of Earth Science, Government of India
• (B) Ministries of Agriculture and Farmers, Government of India
• (C) Ministries of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India
• (D) Ministries of Heavy Industries, Government of India

The Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India, is

• (A) Shri Jitan Ram Manjhi
• (B) Shri. Arjun Ram Meghwal
• (C) Shri. Jayant Chaudhary
• (D) Dr.Jitendra Singh

Deficiency of Vitamin E causes

• (A) throat infection
• (B) blindness
• (C) peptic ulcer
• (D) neurological damage and muscle weakness

About 68% of the cargo handled at Cochin Port is

• (A) timber
• (B) fertilizer
• (C) crude and POL
• (D) coal

THUNA is the citizen service portal of

• (A) Forest Department, Government of Kerala
• (B) Kerala Police, simplifies public access to police services
• (C) Revenue Department, Government of Kerala
• (D) Transport Department, Government of Kerala

The Kuttanad region in Kerala is famous for its vast,

• (A) rubber plantation
• (B) below sea-level tea plantation
• (C) below sea-level paddy cultivation
• (D) below sea-level coffee plantation

The first Malayalam journal published in Kerala , is

• (A) Rajyasamacharam
• (B) Malayala Manorama
• (C) Mathrubhumi
• (D) Patriotic

In Kerala, the slogan “ One caste, one religion, one God for mankind ” is mainly related to

• (A) Vakkom Moulavi
• (B) Ayyankali
• (C) Thycaud Ayya
• (D) Sri Narayana Guru

The festival Thrissur Pooram is celebrated in Kerala in honour of

• (A) Goddess Saraswathi
• (B) Goddess Lakshmi
• (C) Goddess Durga
• (D) Goddess Valli

Kerala Kalamandalam is famous for nurturing and preserving

• (A) architecture
• (B) Kerala’s traditional performing arts
• (C) music
• (D) literature

Which one is the first fully solar powered airport in the world?

• (A) Cochin International Airport, India
• (B) Vienna Airport, Austria
• (C) Changi Airport, Singapore
• (D) Denver International airport, USA.

Author of the classic novel Chemmeen, is

• (A) M.Mukundan
• (B) Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai
• (C) O.V.Vijayan
• (D) K.R.Meera

The winner of the player of the tournament award in T20 World Cup(Men) 2026, is

• (A) Mitchell Marsh
• (B) Jasprit Bumrah
• (C) Sanju Samson
• (D) Sam Curren

If a given number is increased by 25% , the number becomes 320. The given number is

• (A) 286
• (B) 264
• (C) 276
• (D) 256

If an item is sold for Rs.540 at a loss of 10%, then the cost price of the item is

• (A) Rs.630.
• (B) Rs.610.
• (C) Rs.600.
• (D) Rs.620.

A can complete a work in 15 days and B can complete the same work in 45 days . Together, they can complete the same work in

• (A) 12.25 days
• (B) 11.5 days
• (C) 12.5 days
• (D) 11.25 days

The arithmetic mean of 10 numbers is 65. If one number is removed and 25 is included in the list. The new arithmetic mean is 60. The removed number is

• (A) 75
• (B) 65
• (C) 60
• (D) 80

The area of a square shaped plot is 3600 sq.ft. If the lengths of all the sides of the plot are doubled, then the area of the plot is

• (A) 14600 sq.ft
• (B) 14800 sq.ft
• (C) 12200 sq.ft
• (D) 14400 sq.ft

A sum of rupees fetches simple interest Rs.2400 for 2 years. If the rate of interest is 12%, then the principal amount is

• (A) Rs.12000
• (B) Rs.10000.
• (C) Rs.8000
• (D) Rs.10200

A has deposited some amount in a bank. The bank gives 10% compound interest. If he receives Rs.24200 at the end of two years, the amount deposited initially in the bank is

• (A) Rs.21000
• (B) Rs.20000
• (C) Rs.22000
• (D) Rs.22200

The ratio of four numbers is 3 : 4 : 5 : 6 and the sum of the four numbers is 7200. The largest of the four numbers, is

• (A) 2800
• (B) 2600
• (C) 3200
• (D) 2400

Choose the prime number from 175, 161, 129, 101

• (A) 161
• (B) 101
• (C) 175
• (D) 129

If a : b = 4 : 5, b : c = 5 : 4 and c : d = 6 : 5, then a : b : c : d =

• (A) 12 : 16 : 12 : 10
• (B) 10 : 15 : 10 : 12
• (C) 12 : 15 : 12 : 10
• (D) 12 : 15 : 10 : 12

If WUXWK corresponds to TRUTH , then FIGHT corresponds to

• (A) CFDEQ
• (B) FCDQE
• (C) CFDQE
• (D) CDFEQ

Select the option that is related to the third word in the same way as the second word is related to the first word. Bird : Wings :: Fish : ?

• (A) Scales
• (B) Tail
• (C) Fins
• (D) Gills

If 2 + 4 = 20 and 3 + 5 = 34, then 6 + 9 =

• (A) 121
• (B) 118
• (C) 108
• (D) 117

A is B’s sister. C is B’s father. D is C’s mother. How is D related to A ?

• (A) Uncle
• (B) Sister
• (C) Grandfather
• (D) Grandmother

The next alphabet in the sequence D, G, K, P, ?

• (A) U
• (B) V
• (C) W
• (D) S

Literally “ Ultra vires ” means beyond powers and it refers to

• (A) actions that are endorsed by the legal authority
• (B) actions lacking legal authority
• (C) actions taken by the government
• (D) actions taken by a corporate company

Which one of the following does not come under immovable property?

• (A) Factories
• (B) Houses
• (C) Growing Crops
• (D) Commercial Buildings

FERA stands for

• (A) Foreign Exchange Reservation Act
• (B) Foreign Embassy Regulation Act
• (C) Foreign Exchange Rules and Act
• (D) Foreign Exchange Regulation Act

NHRC stands for

• (A) National Human Rights Committee
• (B) National Human Rights Commission
• (C) National Human Rights and Liabilities Commission
• (D) National Human Rights and Duties Commission

Plaint legally refers to a statement of

• (A) claims in which the plaintiff sets out his cause of action with all necessary particulars
• (B) claims in which a witness sets out his cause of action with all necessary particulars
• (C) claims in which the advocate sets out his cause of action with all necessary particulars
• (D) claims in which the authority sets out his cause of action with all necessary particulars

The Family Courts are constituted

• (A) by the respective State Governments
• (B) under the Family Courts Act 1984
• (C) by the Supreme Court
• (D) by the respective High Courts

The legal disputes between the Union of India and the States or States inter se are to be heard

• (A) in any court in India
• (B) both by the Supreme Court of India and the High Courts
• (C) only by the High Courts
• (D) only in the Supreme Court of India

Legally, Alien is a person who is

• (A) not an Indian citizen but lives in India
• (B) an Indian citizen but lives in abroad
• (C) a foreigner visiting India on tourist visa
• (D) an Indian visiting foreign countries very often

The original Constitution of India, which came into force on 26 January 1950, had

• (A) 495 Articles
• (B) 395 Articles
• (C) 595 Articles
• (D) 695 Articles

The legal term Bequeath means

• (A) to sell a property to someone through auction
• (B) to give property to someone at concessional rate through will.
• (C) to give property to someone through will after death
• (D) to sell a property to someone.

In legal terminology, a dependent is a person who relies on another for

• (A) financial support and maintenance
• (B) moral support
• (C) getting loan
• (D) getting tax relief

The writ of mandamus is issued by a Court

• (A) to command a public authority to perform a legal duty
• (B) to arrest a person immediately
• (C) to produce a detained person before the court
• (D) to set aside the judgment of a lower court

The main purpose of the Delimitation Bill is

• (A) to increase the number of Supreme Court judges
• (B) to increase the number of High Court judges
• (C) to amend taxation laws
• (D) to redraw the boundaries of electoral constituencies

The Indian Constitution provides the procedure and power of Parliament to amend the constitution in

• (A) Article 168
• (B) Article 268
• (C) Article 368
• (D) Article 208

The Indian Constitution establishes in India a Parliamentary type of Government on the

• (A) British Model
• (B) US Model
• (C) Russian Model
• (D) German Model

In India, the Head of the State is

• (A) The Speaker of Lok Sabha
• (B) the Prime Minister of India
• (C) the President of India
• (D) the Chairman of Rajya Sabha

The President of India can be removed from the office by

• (A) an order of a High Court
• (B) vote of no confidence
• (C) impeachment
• (D) An order of the Supreme Court of India

During the election to a State Assembly in India, the Model Code of Conduct is

• (A) a set of guidelines issued by the Election Commission of India
• (B) a set of guidelines issued by the Governor of the State
• (C) a set of guidelines issued by the Supreme Court of India
• (D) a set of guidelines issued by the President of India

Which one of the following is not true in respect of Election Commission of India?

• (A) It can cancel elections in case of malpractice
• (B) Its decisions cannot be challenged in Courts
• (C) It allots election symbols
• (D) It prepares electoral rolls

The term Libel, legally means

• (A) a method of defamation expressed in writing
• (B) spoken defamation
• (C) an assault
• (D) threat

FIR stands for

• (A) First Introduction Report
• (B) First Investigation Register
• (C) First Investigation Report
• (D) First Information Report

In the case of Cognizable offence,

• (A) police require permission from the Court to arrest
• (B) police can arrest without warrant
• (C) it is a negligible offence
• (D) police cannot take action as the offence is committed by a minor

In a civil case, the burden of proof usually lies on

• (A) the judge
• (B) the plaintiff
• (C) the witness
• (D) the advocate appearing for the defendant

Legally an affidavit is

• (A) a written statement made on oath, sworn before an authorized officer and submitted in the court
• (B) an oral statement made on oath in the court
• (C) a judgement delivered by a judge
• (D) a record maintained in the court

Legally liability means

• (A) a right of the defendants
• (B) wrong doing by a group of people
• (C) a crime to be investigated by a special team of police officers
• (D) a legal responsibility or obligation imposed by law.

A minor enters into a contract. It is

• (A) void ab initio
• (B) valid automatically when the minor becomes major
• (C) partially valid when the minor becomes major
• (D) valid after the demise of minor

The Chief Justice of the Kerala High Court is appointed by

• (A) Chief Justice of India
• (B) Chief Minister of Kerala
• (C) President of India
• (D) Governor of Kerala

A judge of the High Court holds office until the age of

• (A) 65 years
• (B) 62 years
• (C) 60 years
• (D) 58 years

A person X threatens another person Y to publish defamatory statements in a newspaper unless Y pays money. This amounts to

• (A) undue influence
• (B) coercion
• (C) fraud
• (D) unlawful detention

In tort laws, the term Battery means

• (A) intentional physical contact without consent
• (B) verbal abuse
• (C) damaging another property
• (D) forceful detention of a minor

The term of office of the Judges of the International Court of Justice is

• (A) 9 years
• (B) 6 years
• (C) 10 years
• (D) 5 years

A invites B to a family function at his residence. B accepts but does not attend. Legally A can

• (A) sue for breach of trust
• (B) sue for damage
• (C) do nothing legally
• (D) give a complaint to the Police

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements

Statements :

1. The International Court of Justice can hear disputes only between States

2. Individuals have no local standi before the International Court of Justice

• (A) Only the statement (1) is true
• (B) Only the statement (2) is true
• (C) Both statements (1) and (2) are true
• (D) Both statements (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements

Statements :

1. Election Commission of India is a constitutional body

2. Election Commission of India conducts elections to Corporations

• (A) Only the statement (1) is true
• (B) Only the statement (2) is true
• (C) Both statements (1) and (2) are true
• (D) Both statements (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements.

Statements :

1. Indian Rajya Sabha is not subject to dissolution

2. One-third of Indian Rajya Sabha Members retire every two years

• (A) Only the statement (1) is true
• (B) Only the statement (2) is true
• (C) Both the statements (1) and (2) are true
• (D) Both the statements (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements

Statements :

1. The Supreme Court of India is the final interpreter of the constitution

2. The decision of the Supreme Court can be overlooked by the President of India

• (A) Only the statement (1) is true
• (B) Only the statement (2) is true
• (C) Both statements (1) and (2) are true
• (D) Both statements (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements

Statements :

1. The Supreme Court can review its own judgements

2. Public Interest Litigation can be filed directly in the Supreme Court

• (A) Only (1) is true
• (B) Only (2) is true
• (C) Both (1) and (2) are true
• (D) Both (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements

Statements :

1. A High Court Judge can be removed only by the President of India on grounds of proved misbehaviour or incapacity

2. The removal of a High Court Judge does not require a special majority in Parliament.

• (A) Only the statement (1) is true
• (B) Only the statement (2) is true
• (C) Both statements (1) and (2) are true
• (D) Both statements (1) and (2) are false

The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 is changed into

• (A) Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Services, 2023
• (B) Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023
• (C) Bharatiya Nyaya Suraksha Sanhita, 2023
• (D) Bharatiya Nagarik Subha Sanhita, 2023

Which one of the following replaced the Indian Evidence Act,1872?

• (A) Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
• (B) Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam
• (C) Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha
• (D) Transfer of Property Act

The maxim “ Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea ” means

• (A) The act alone makes a person guilty
• (B) Motive is more important than act
• (C) The act makes a person guilty even the mind is not guilty
• (D) The act does not make a person guilty unless the mind is also guilty

A person X finds lost goods and keeps them in his possession. He is legally known as

• (A) trustee
• (B) guardian
• (C) owner
• (D) bailee