TS LAWCET 2024 3 Years LLB Question Paper with Answer Key PDF (Shift 2)

A star is a ball of Hydrogen and _____.

• (1) Helium
• (2) Lithium
• (3) Nitrogen
• (4) Sodium

.......... is a shallow body of water protected from a larger body of water (usually the ocean) by sandbars, barrier islands or coral reefs.

• (1) Lagoon
• (2) Sea Cliff
• (3) Sand dune
• (4) Delta

The line that Pakistan claims should be the actual demarcation between India and Pakistan is called ........ line.

• (1) 24^th Parallel
• (2) 17^th Parallel
• (3) 26^th Parallel
• (4) 18^th Parallel

What is the purpose of cVIGIL app?

• (1) To report the electoral malpractice
• (2) To report the missing children
• (3) To report drug abuse cases
• (4) To report corruption cases

What is RapidX?

• (1) India’s first indigenous semi-high speed regional rail system
• (2) India’s first-ever bullet train
• (3) India’s first Metro rail
• (4) India’s first monorail

Famous Hyderabadi qubani-ka-meeta is made from which fruit?

• (1) Avocados
• (2) Dates
• (3) Apricots
• (4) Apples

An avalanche is a type of which one of the following disasters?

• (1) Terrestrial
• (2) Atmosphere
• (3) Aquatic
• (4) Biological

During the Seventh Five Year Plan, a Scheme called _____ was introduced from 1989 to solve the problem of unemployment in the rural sector.

• (1) National Rural Employment Programme
• (2) Rural Landless Employment Programme
• (3) MNREGA
• (4) Jawahar Rozgar Yojana

Savitribai Phule established India’s first school for girls in the year _____.

• (1) 1947
• (2) 1935
• (3) 1848
• (4) 1757

Who was appointed to discharge the functions of the Governor of Telangana, after the resignation of Tamilisai Soundararajan?

• (1) C. P. Radha Krishnan
• (2) Syed Abdul Nazeer
• (3) Indrasena Reddy
• (4) Kalraj Mishra

....... is a property of the moving body and is defined as the product of the mass and velocity of the body.

• (1) Impulse
• (2) Centre of Gravity
• (3) Momentum
• (4) Centripetal Force

Who is known as 'the father of Artificial Intelligence'?

• (1) Bill Gates
• (2) John McCarthy
• (3) Jeff Bezos
• (4) Elon Musk

........ is a component of bones, teeth, DNA, and RNA.

• (1) Nitrogen
• (2) Phosphorous
• (3) Calcium
• (4) Ammonia

World’s largest temple ‘corridor’ is situated at _____.

• (1) Madurai
• (2) Srirangam
• (3) Rameshwaram
• (4) Kanchipuram

Which country has conferred the Highest Civilian Award to Narendra Modi (Prime Minister of India), 2024?

• (1) United States
• (2) Bhutan
• (3) United Kingdom
• (4) Saudi Arabia

Iodization of salt is a public health measure to prevent _____.

• (1) Diabetes mellitus
• (2) Tuberculosis
• (3) Goitre
• (4) Anaemia

In a queue, Bheemu is the last person while his friend Jaggu is the 7th from the front. If the person exactly between Bheemu and Jaggu is on a 23rd position from the front, what is the position of Bheemu in the queue?

• (1) 37
• (2) 36
• (3) 38
• (4) 39

‘X’ started walking towards the West, after traveling 5 km turned exactly to his right and walked 3 km. Then he decided to walk exactly to his left. On reaching 2 km, he heard a voice and walked back. Then he noticed his friend ‘Y’ was walking towards him from the right side. In which direction is ‘Y’ walking?

• (1) East
• (2) West
• (3) South
• (4) North

Rita went to the movies nine days ago. She goes to the movies only on Thursday. What day of the week is today?

• (1) Thursday
• (2) Sunday
• (3) Saturday
• (4) Tuesday

For seventh consecutive year, which country is the happiest country in the world?

• (1) Finland
• (2) Denmark
• (3) Iceland
• (4) Sweden

Find out the wrong number in the series given below:

• (1) 132
• (2) 64
• (3) 32
• (4) 28

If A=26, SUN=27, then SOFA = ?

• (1) 29
• (2) 37
• (3) 67
• (4) 58

If East is replaced by South-East, then West will be replaced by which of the following directions?

• (1) North-East
• (2) North-West
• (3) North
• (4) East

How many squares and triangles are there in the following figure?

• (1) 2 squares and 16 triangles
• (2) 2 squares and 18 triangles
• (3) 2 squares and 14 triangles
• (4) 4 squares and 16 triangles

The hill stations in ascending order of height are ........

• (1) Darjeeling, Srinagar, Leh, Shimla
• (2) Srinagar, Shimla, Darjeeling, Leh
• (3) Srinagar, Leh, Shimla, Darjeeling
• (4) Shimla, Srinagar, Leh, Darjeeling

In a certain language, NATURE is coded as OCUWSG, how is FAMINE coded in that code?

• (1) HCNKOG
• (2) GCNJOF
• (3) GCNKOF
• (4) GCNKOG

One who is from 60 to 69 years old is called as ........

• (1) Sexton
• (2) Sexologist
• (3) Sexagenarian
• (4) Sextuplet

Select a correct option to substitute the question mark given below:
Delusion: Hallucination :: Chagrin: ?

• (1) Illusion
• (2) Order
• (3) Cogent
• (4) Annoyance

Find the next in series:
7G, 11K, 13M, _____

• (1) 15P
• (2) 17P
• (3) 15Q
• (4) 17Q

Find the missing number in the series:
387924, ?, 3724, 423, 32, 2

• (1) 42978
• (2) 42783
• (3) 42983
• (4) 42683

The present CEO of NITI Aayog is ........

• (1) Harsh Chauhan
• (2) B. V. R. Subrahmanyam
• (3) Rituraj Awasthi
• (4) Amit Agarwal

Who is the current Chairperson of National Commission for Women?

• (1) Rekha Sharma
• (2) Madhabi Puri Buch
• (3) Gurbirpal Singh
• (4) Rashmi Shukla

Nobel laureate of Indian origin ........ was awarded the UK’s ‘Order of Merit’.

• (1) V. S. Mani
• (2) Venki Ramakrishnan
• (3) Ranbir Singh
• (4) Bhupinder Singh Chimmi

Which village in India has received the best tourism village award by United Nations World Tourism Organisation in 2023?

• (1) Chandrapally village
• (2) Pochampally village
• (3) Ladhpura khas
• (4) Dhorda village

According to the Economic Survey 2022-23, ___ % is the expected growth rate of the Indian Economy in 2023-24.

• (1) 8
• (2) 7
• (3) 6
• (4) 9

........ is the Communication Satellite set for launch in the historic collaboration between ISRO and Space X.

• (1) GSAT-20
• (2) XPoSAT
• (3) TeLEOS-2
• (4) AIRWAT

Which city has become the first Indian city to join the ‘World Cities Culture Forum’?

• (1) Kadapa
• (2) Belagavi
• (3) Visakhapatnam
• (4) Bengaluru

The author of the book “India’s Finance Minister: From Independence to Emergency 1947-1977” is .........

• (1) T. N. Seshan
• (2) Ranjit Pratap
• (3) Ashok Kumar Bhattacharya
• (4) Narendra Mohan

Who is the current Minister of Finance and Planning for the State of Telangana?

• (1) A. Revanth Reddy
• (2) M. Bhatti Vikramarka
• (3) N. Uttam Kumar Reddy
• (4) Ponam Prabhakar

People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India’s ‘Person of the Year’ 2023 is ........

• (1) Jina Mahsa
• (2) Dia Mirza
• (3) Nita Ambani
• (4) Praveena Anjana

........ became the first Indian to operate the Mars Rover.

• (1) Sunil Kumar
• (2) Akshata Krishnamurthy
• (3) Sheetal Devi
• (4) Prachi Yadav

Recently, Indian Railway launched ......... a new AI based tech to curb elephant-train collisions.

• (1) Gajraj palan
• (2) Gajraj Suraksha
• (3) Gajraj Mission
• (4) Gajraj e-protection

........ the World’s first robotic check-in assistant, has been unveiled by Dubai-based airline Emirates.

• (1) Sophia
• (2) Sara
• (3) Alexa
• (4) Alpha

190 years old Tortoise named ....... is declared as the world’s oldest terrestrial animal.

• (1) Pokey
• (2) Jonathan
• (3) Mack
• (4) Rafael

Which State has received approval from the Central Government for the urban flood mitigation project?

• (1) Tamil Nadu
• (2) Karnataka
• (3) Telangana
• (4) Andhra Pradesh

Who has been named the 2023 International Anti-Corruption Champion by the US Government?

• (1) Nikhil Dey
• (2) Geetika Kaul
• (3) Bharathi
• (4) Prasthan

Recently, which bank has introduced the ‘Samman RuPay Credit Card’?

• (1) IndusInd Bank
• (2) State Bank of India
• (3) South Indian Bank
• (4) Yes Bank

In which Indian State, the Union Cabinet approved the establishment of The Sammakka Sarakka Central Tribal University with a budget of Rs.889 Crore?

• (1) Andhra Pradesh
• (2) Telangana
• (3) Puducherry
• (4) Karnataka

Which country announced visa-free entry for Indian Citizens from November 10, 2023 to May 10, 2024 to boost tourism?

• (1) Thailand
• (2) Malaysia
• (3) Bali
• (4) Seychelles

Where was the 7th edition of Joint Military Exercise ‘KAZIND-2023’?

• (1) Israel
• (2) Iran
• (3) Malaysia
• (4) Kazakhstan

Where did the Indian Army mark the 76th ‘Shaurya Divas’?

• (1) Jammu and Kashmir
• (2) Punjab
• (3) Gujarat
• (4) Uttar Pradesh

Who was appointed as mentor for the Afghanistan Cricket Team in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023?

• (1) Fazal Mahmood
• (2) Israr Ali
• (3) Ajay Jadeja
• (4) Javed Akhtar

Which Ministry tableau secured the first prize at the Republic Day Parade 2024?

• (1) Ministry of Agriculture
• (2) Ministry of Defence
• (3) Ministry of Culture
• (4) Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

‘Shaadi Tohfa’ scheme is implemented by which State?

• (1) West Bengal
• (2) Jammu and Kashmir
• (3) Andhra Pradesh
• (4) Punjab

Which company recently announced to launch ‘AMBER alerts’ to find missing children?

• (1) Meta
• (2) Microsoft
• (3) Google
• (4) Apple

The State which launched ‘Ladli Behna’ scheme for women is ..........

• (1) Kerala
• (2) Madhya Pradesh
• (3) Uttar Pradesh
• (4) Rajasthan

Asia's biggest food and hospitality fair ‘AAHAR 2023’ was organised in .........

• (1) Kolkata
• (2) Rajasthan
• (3) Gujarat
• (4) New Delhi

The Union Budget 2024 under “Green Growth” has provided a comprehensive plan aimed at achieving Net-Zero target by which year?

• (1) 2070
• (2) 2040
• (3) 2030
• (4) 2050

The ‘Siachen Day’ commemorating the bravery and sacrifice of Indian Army soldiers serving at the Siachen Glacier, is observed by the Indian Army on ........

• (1) August 14
• (2) October 25
• (3) September 10
• (4) April 13

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami won the bypoll from which constituency?

• (1) Gangotri
• (2) Khatima
• (3) Champawat
• (4) Yamunotri

Which type of damages were awarded in Bhim Singh v. State of Jammu and Kashmir case?

• (1) Nominal Damages
• (2) Contemptuous Damages
• (3) Exemplary Damages
• (4) Specific Damages

What happens in a conflict between State Law and Central Law?

• (1) Central law prevails
• (2) State law prevails
• (3) Both laws exist
• (4) No law is applicable

Which of the following is a "crime against human body"?

• (1) Thug
• (2) Defamation
• (3) Mischief
• (4) Bigamy

Who was the President of India when emergency was declared on 25th June, 1975?

• (1) Varahagiri Venkata Giri
• (2) B. D. Jatti
• (3) Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy
• (4) Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed

In which of the following does the police officer need a warrant to arrest?

• (1) Affray
• (2) Murder
• (3) Rape
• (4) Thug

The act by a member of a trade union persuading others not to work is called ____

• (1) Picketing
• (2) Non-cooperation
• (3) Strike
• (4) Pen down strike

Latin maxim "Caveat venditor" means ____

• (1) Let the seller beware
• (2) Let the buyer beware
• (3) Let the doer beware
• (4) Let both the seller and buyer beware

Maintenance of wife, children and old parents is given under ____

• (1) Article 125 of Indian Constitution
• (2) Section 125 of Indian Penal Code
• (3) Section 125 of Criminal Procedure Code
• (4) Section 125 of Indian Evidence Act

Who announced the launch of "neutral citation" of judgments in Supreme Court?

• (1) D. Y. Chandrachud
• (2) Sanjiv Khanna
• (3) Aniruddha Bose
• (4) A. S. Bopanna

Which Article of the Indian Constitution imposes a responsibility upon the State to take steps to prohibit the slaughter of cows, calves, milch and draught cattle?

• (1) Article 49
• (2) Article 50
• (3) Article 51
• (4) Article 48

Ratio Decidendi means:

• (1) Judicial Decision of High Court
• (2) The principle based on which the Court reaches a decision
• (3) Observation made by the court which goes beyond the case
• (4) Non-binding portion of a judicial decision

Full form of “UNIDROIT”

• (1) Inter relations Institute for the Unification of Private Law
• (2) International Institute for the Unification of Public Law
• (3) International Institute for the Uniformity in Private Law
• (4) International Institute for the Unification of Private Law

India and Pakistan were created as two independent states through _____

• (1) The Shimla Conference
• (2) The Cripps Mission
• (3) Simon Commission
• (4) The Indian Independence Act

Which of the following is not a fundamental duty?

• (1) Parents should provide education for children between 6 and 14 years of age
• (2) To strive towards excellence in all spheres of life
• (3) To develop scientific temper
• (4) To donate a part of the income for nation building

How many judges decided the case relating to abrogation of Article 370 of Indian Constitution?

• (1) 7
• (2) 5
• (3) 9
• (4) 3

Which Article of the Indian Constitution deals with the power of President to grant pardon, reprieve, respite or remission of punishment?

• (1) Article 73
• (2) Article 74
• (3) Article 72
• (4) Article 75

Which Indian Legislation deals with the protection of Intellectual Property Rights?

• (1) The Patents Act
• (2) The Transfer of Property Act
• (3) The Sale of Goods Act
• (4) The Movable Property Security Rights Act

In which year UNESCO was established?

• (1) 1945
• (2) 1948
• (3) 1972
• (4) 1944

Latin maxim “delegatus non potest delegare” means _____

• (1) Person to whom powers are entrusted cannot entrust them to two persons.
• (2) Person to whom powers are entrusted can entrust them to another person.
• (3) Person to whom powers are entrusted cannot entrust them to another person.
• (4) Person to whom powers are entrusted cannot entrust them to a company.

Followed by Aruna Shanbhag rape incident, a new type of right came into limelight.

• (1) Right against physical assault
• (2) Right to survive
• (3) Right to die
• (4) Right to health

Which Article of the Constitution of India provides for the creation of All-India Services?

• (1) Article 309
• (2) Article 311
• (3) Article 312
• (4) Article 310

After the assassination of Indira Gandhi, there were anti-Sikh riots, killing more than 1500 Sikh people at a time. The act is known as _____

• (1) Homicide
• (2) Genocide
• (3) Torture
• (4) Apartheid

....... is the process of substituting a new contract in place of an existing contract, with the consent of the parties.

• (1) Rescission
• (2) Alteration
• (3) Novation
• (4) Remission

The killing of a new born child is known as _____

• (1) Infanticide
• (2) Grievous hurt
• (3) Foeticide
• (4) Suicide

The concept of Public Interest Litigation originated from _____

• (1) United Kingdom
• (2) India
• (3) United States of America
• (4) Germany

Which of the following is one of the 22 official languages listed under 8^th Schedule of the Indian Constitution?

• (1) Kodava
• (2) Tulu
• (3) Dogri
• (4) Marwari

Which of the following is not a negotiable instrument?

• (1) Cheque
• (2) Bill of exchange
• (3) Promissory note
• (4) Will

The term ‘Apartheid’ is related to _____

• (1) Age discrimination
• (2) Religious discrimination
• (3) Gender discrimination
• (4) Racial discrimination

Which Article of the Indian Constitution states that the Supreme Court of India is a court of record?

• (1) Article 126
• (2) Article 127
• (3) Article 128
• (4) Article 129

Which of the following statements is correct?

• (1) Directive Principles of State Policy are not Justiciable
• (2) Directive Principles of State Policy are Justiciable
• (3) Directive Principles of State Policy include Socialistic Principles
• (4) Directive Principles of State Policy include Gandhian Principles

In which of the following cases the students of a school stood in the line while the National Anthem was sung in their school but did not sing the National Anthem?

• (1) Bijoe Emmanuel v. State of Kerala
• (2) D.K. Basu v. State of West Bengal
• (3) Indira Sawhney \& Others v. Union of India
• (4) Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India

What is the punishment for cutting of trees in a forest?

• (1) Six months imprisonment or Rs. 500 fine
• (2) One year imprisonment and Rs. 1000 fine
• (3) Two months imprisonment or Rs. 500 fine
• (4) No punishment

Which of the following Articles totally forbids any religious instructions in educational institutions wholly maintained out of State Funds?

• (1) Article 28
• (2) Article 32
• (3) Article 26
• (4) Article 27

The fundamental duties have been incorporated by the Indian Constitution by _____ Amendment Act.

• (1) 25th
• (2) 42nd
• (3) 64th
• (4) 19th

When a bank finances a vehicle, what kind of a charge does the bank have over the vehicle as a primary security?

• (1) Pledge
• (2) Lien
• (3) Hypothecation
• (4) Mortgage

A warrant case means a case relating to an offence punishable with _____

• (1) Death or imprisonment for life
• (2) Death, imprisonment for life, or imprisonment for a term exceeding seven years
• (3) Death, imprisonment for life, or imprisonment for a term exceeding two years
• (4) Death, imprisonment for life, or imprisonment for a term exceeding ten years

When was the Supreme Court of India inaugurated?

• (1) January 28, 1950
• (2) August 15, 1947
• (3) November 26, 1949
• (4) January 26, 1952

The Act No. 43 of 2005, recognizes Domestic Violence against whom?

• (1) Only wife
• (2) Any woman
• (3) Only Mother-in-law
• (4) Only Unmarried sister

The following person is responsible for investigating and resolving complaints from the members of the public against any public organization or department or any public servant.

• (1) Ombudsman
• (2) Lokayukta
• (3) Station house officer
• (4) Collector

Which Judge of the Supreme Court was posthumously awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2024?

• (1) V.R. Krishna Iyer
• (2) M.N. Venkatachaliah
• (3) M. Fathima Beevi
• (4) P.N. Bhagwati

Which of the following enactments ended the rule of the East India Company in India?

• (1) The Government of India Act, 1858
• (2) The Government of India Act, 1935
• (3) Indian Councils Act, 1861
• (4) Charter Act, 1793

A person who is not a Member of Parliament can be appointed as a Minister by the President for a maximum period of _____.

• (1) 9 months
• (2) 3 months
• (3) 12 months
• (4) 6 months

The property gifted to a Hindu woman before the marriage, at the time of marriage or at the time of giving farewell or thereafter with absolute rights, is called as _____?

• (1) Dowry
• (2) Will
• (3) Gift
• (4) Stridhana

The structural part of the Indian Constitution to a larger extent derived from the

• (1) The Government of India Act, 1919
• (2) The Government of India Act, 1935
• (3) The Government of India Act, 1858
• (4) The Indian Independence Act, 1947

Which of the following is an exception to the principle that only the person whose fundamental right has been violated has the locus standi to move Supreme Court under Article 32?

• (1) Habeas Corpus Petition only
• (2) Public Interest Litigation only
• (3) Habeas Corpus and Public Interest Litigation
• (4) Certiorari

In which of the following cases the Supreme Court ordered the release of stone quarry Labourers from Bondage?

• (1) Bandhua Mukti Morcha v. Union of India
• (2) Balaji v. State of Mysore
• (3) M.C. Mehta v. Union of India
• (4) Mohini Jain v. State of Karnataka

Which of the following rights are inherent to all human beings regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status?

• (1) Fundamental rights
• (2) Legal rights
• (3) Personal rights
• (4) Human rights

Which doctrine stipulates that the final judgment of a competent court may not be disputed by the parties or their successors or any third parties in a subsequent legal proceeding?

• (1) Res-judicata
• (2) Res-sub-judice
• (3) Double jeopardy
• (4) Self-incrimination

Maximum period for which a woman is entitled for maternity benefit is

• (1) 42 days
• (2) 182 days
• (3) 91 days
• (4) 273 days

How many members did the Cabinet Mission of 1946 consist of?

• (1) 1
• (2) 2
• (3) 3
• (4) 4

As per which Article in the Constitution of India, the Judgments of the Supreme Court are binding on all Courts in India?

• (1) Article 32
• (2) Article 141
• (3) Article 226
• (4) Article 21

In what respect is the Indian judiciary a summation of the Court of Appeal, House of Lords and the Supreme Court of the United States?

(1) Power to declare law as ultra vires of the Constitution

(2) Binding judgments of the Supreme Court

(3) Independence of the Judiciary

• (1) 1 only
• (2) 1 \& 2 only
• (3) 1 \& 3 only
• (4) 1,2,3

As per the author, what should be the yardstick to measure the success of the Judiciary?

• (1) Number of cases disposed by the judiciary
• (2) Number of judgments declaring laws as ultra vires of the Constitution
• (3) Independence of the judiciary
• (4) Role played by judiciary in the guarantee of legality and equality in the country

What is required for a successful Constitution?

• (1) Constant commitment to the people
• (2) Perfect manipulation of legal clauses
• (3) Bringing judicial justice
• (4) Administration of Justice

Which of the following statements is not true?

• (1) Directive Principles of State Policy have to be shunned by the judiciary
• (2) India has a unified system of judicature and the Supreme Court is at its Apex
• (3) The orderly progress of the nation depends in substantial measure upon the judicial process
• (4) The dynamic rule of law is an instrument of social change

Agreements relating to social matters are _____.

• (1) Voidable contract
• (2) Valid contract
• (3) Partially valid contract
• (4) Not a valid contract

What are the various types of contracts in the Indian Contract Act?

• (1) Bailment and Mortgage
• (2) Bailment and Lease
• (3) Bailment and Guarantee
• (4) Bailment, Guarantee, Sale

Every promise and every set of promises, forming the consideration for each other is _____.

• (1) Contract
• (2) Agreement
• (3) Bailment
• (4) Guarantee

An agreement between two persons to go together to the cinema, is _____.

• (1) Partial Contract
• (2) Enforced under law
• (3) A valid Contract
• (4) Not enforceable under law

What are the essentials of a valid contract?

• (1) Offer, Acceptance, Consideration, Free Consent and Competency of Parties
• (2) Offer, Acceptance, Social Obligation, Forced Consent and Competency of Parties
• (3) Offer, Acceptance, Social Obligation, Free Consent and Incompetency of Parties
• (4) Offer, Acceptance, Consideration, Forced Consent and Incompetency of Parties