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Gas Giants in our solar system are ________________

• (A) Venus, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
• (B) Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
• (C) Mars, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune
• (D) Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and Uranus

What is Xylitol?

• (A) Vaccine for cancer
• (B) Asteroid
• (C) Artificial sweetener
• (D) Missile

Which National Highway connects India and Bangladesh via Siliguri?

• (A) National highway 44
• (B) National highway 10
• (C) National highway 27
• (D) National highway 16

Who among the following started the newspaper "Amrit Bazar Patrika" in 1868?

• (A) Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
• (B) Dayanand Saraswati
• (C) Shishir Kumar Ghosh
• (D) Lala Jagat Narayan

Five rings of the symbol of Olympic Games represent ________________

• (A) Five founders who played active role for introduction of Olympic games
• (B) Five important parts of the sports
• (C) Five continents of the world
• (D) Five events paved way for introduction of Olympic games

The Institute of Wood Science and Technology is located in ________________

• (A) Bengaluru
• (B) Chennai
• (C) Jabalpur
• (D) Dehradun

Uttar Pradesh is surrounded by how many neighbouring states?

• (A) 10 States and 1 Union Territory
• (B) 8 States and 1 Union Territory
• (C) 9 States and 1 Union Territory
• (D) 9 States and 2 Union Territory

Salar Jung-III who made a remarkable collection presently housed in a museum in Hyderabad, was the Prime Minister of ________________

• (A) Nizam Naseeruddaullah
• (B) Nizam Mir Osman Ali Khan
• (C) Nizam Mir Mahboob Ali Khan
• (D) Nizam Afzaluddaullah

Which city among the following is closest to the Equator?

• (A) Hyderabad
• (B) Panaji
• (C) Bhubaneswar
• (D) Mumbai

When and where Naxalbari peasant rebellion started in India?

• (A) 1967, West Bengal
• (B) 1947, Telangana
• (C) 1956, Andhra Pradesh
• (D) 1939, Orissa

Which year was declared as "International Women's Year" by U.N.?

• (A) 1985
• (B) 1975
• (C) 1965
• (D) 1995

Mizoram foundation day is celebrated on ________________

• (A) January 20^th
• (B) August 20^th
• (C) February 20^th
• (D) December 20^th

How many times has Argentina won the FIFA Men's World Cup?

• (A) 4
• (B) 3
• (C) 5
• (D) 2

Who painted the famous work "La Gioconda" also known as "Mona Lisa" painting?

• (A) Vincent van Gogh
• (B) Leonardo da Vinci
• (C) Pablo Picasso
• (D) Claude Monet

Which is the World's tallest statue?

• (A) Spring Temple Buddha in China
• (B) Laykyun Sekkya in Myanmar
• (C) Statue of Unity in India
• (D) Vishwas Swaroopam in India

Who is the richest author in the World?

• (A) J.K. Rowling
• (B) Suzanne Collins
• (C) Veronica Roth
• (D) George R.R. Martin

Who has been elected for the second time as the President of South Africa?

• (A) Nelson Mandela
• (B) Cyril Ramaphosa
• (C) Jacob Zuma
• (D) Kgalema Motlanthe

The smallest cricket stadium in the World is:

• (A) Wanderers - South Africa
• (B) Eden Park - New Zealand
• (C) Lord's - England
• (D) Eden Gardens - India

The UNESCO World heritage site "Basilica of Bom Jesus" is located in which State in India?

• (A) Goa
• (B) Pondichery
• (C) Daman
• (D) Mahe

Which guided missile frigate of Indian Navy is nicknamed as "The Raging Rhino"?

• (A) INS Brahmaputra
• (B) INS Vela
• (C) INS Visakhapatnam
• (D) INS Khukri

A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting on a wall and all of them are facing east. C is on the immediate right of D. B is at an extreme end and has E as his neighbour. G is between E and F. D is sitting third from the south end. Which of the following pairs of people are sitting at the extreme ends?

• (A) CB
• (B) AE
• (C) AB
• (D) DE

What is the least number which when divided by 12, 18, 36, 45 leaves remainder 8, 14, 32, 41 respectively?

• (A) 88
• (B) 176
• (C) 98
• (D) 42

Surabhi is facing east. She turns 100° in the clockwise direction and then 145° in the anti-clockwise direction. Which direction is she facing now?

• (A) West
• (B) North-East
• (C) North
• (D) South-East

A number series is given with one of the terms missing. Choose the correct alternative that will continue the same pattern and replace the question mark (?) in the given series.
97, 90, 76, 55, ?

• (A) 28
• (B) 27
• (C) 26
• (D) 25

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

• (A) 29
• (B) 67
• (C) 68
• (D) 50

Select the related pair that has the same relationship as the original pair of words.
Numismatist: Coins

• (A) Philatelist: Stamp
• (B) Jeweller: Jewels
• (C) Cartographer: map
• (D) Geneticist: Chromosomes

A dice is rolled three times and the sum of three numbers appearing on the uppermost dice is 15. The chance that the first roll was four is

• (A) 2/5
• (B) 1/5
• (C) 1/6
• (D) 2/4

If in English alphabet 'e' and every alternate letter from 'e' is written in capitals, then how will sixth month from March be coded as

• (A) SEPTembER
• (B) SEpTEmbEr
• (C) SepTEmbEr
• (D) SEPTEnubER

If in certain code, 'Clever' is written as 'XOVEVI', then 'Smart' will be written as.........

• (A) HZNGI
• (B) HNZIG
• (C) GHNGI
• (D) GIHZN

In a bag there are some gold coins. In another bag there are 1/3rd extra gold coins as compared to first bag. If the difference in the number of gold coins in first and second bag is 5, then how many coins are there in the first bag?

• (A) 7
• (B) 9
• (C) 13
• (D) 15

Who hosted the 6^th SHAASTRA Rapid FIDE Rated Chess Tournament in 2024?

• (A) IIT Kanpur
• (B) IIT Bombay
• (C) IIT Madras
• (D) IIT Hyderabad

What is Wigner Crystal?

• (A) Newly discovered exoplanet
• (B) Solid phase of electrons
• (C) Solid phase of neutrons
• (D) Black hole

Which portal was launched by India for the documentation and standardization of traditional medicine terminologies?

• (A) AYUSHMAN
• (B) NAMASTE
• (C) TRADMED
• (D) HERITAGE

Laokhowa and Burhachapori Wildlife Sanctuaries, are located in which Indian State?

• (A) West Bengal
• (B) Assam
• (C) Odisha
• (D) Bihar

Which two countries' scientists joined India's 43^rd Antarctic Expedition in 2024?

• (A) Nepal and Bhutan
• (B) Sri Lanka and Maldives
• (C) Mauritius and Bangladesh
• (D) Singapore and Malaysia

Donald Trump re-elected as ___________ President of the United States.

• (A) 46^th
• (B) 47^th
• (C) 45^th
• (D) 44^th

What is the theme of the 15^th Edition of Asia's biggest aero show, Aero India, 2025?

• (A) "The Runway to a Billion Opportunities"
• (B) "Flying Towards a Sustainable Future"
• (C) "Defining the Future of Aerospace"
• (D) "Innovate, Integrate, Dominate"

India's first underwater metro service commenced operations in which city in 2024?

• (A) Mumbai
• (B) Chennai
• (C) Kolkata
• (D) Kochi

"Onitis bordati", recently in news, belongs to which species?

• (A) Dung Beetle
• (B) Frog
• (C) Fish
• (D) Spider

________ city has been designated as World Book Capital for the Year, 2026 by UNESCO.

• (A) Rio de Janeiro
• (B) Strasbourg
• (C) Rabat
• (D) Delhi

Which veteran BJP and former minister in Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government recently passed away in 2025?

• (A) Sushma Swaraj
• (B) Debendra Pradhan
• (C) Ananth Kumar
• (D) Ram Naik

The 'Blue Flag' certification is awarded to beaches based on what criteria?

• (A) Marine biodiversity
• (B) Water quality and environmental management
• (C) Tourism infrastructure
• (D) Historical significance

Virat Kohli, scored 10,000 runs, in how many ODIs?

• (A) 205
• (B) 263
• (C) 259
• (D) 241

The 'One Sun, One World, One Grid' initiative is related to which field?

• (A) Global internet connectivity
• (B) International solar energy cooperation
• (C) World future energy
• (D) Global trade agreements

Who is the present CEO of Indian Banks' Association?

• (A) Gopal Bhagat
• (B) Sunil Mehta
• (C) Madhav Nair
• (D) Atul Kumar Goel

The 'Kigali Amendment', ratified by India, is associated with which environmental issue?

• (A) Deforestation
• (B) Ozone layer protection
• (C) Plastic pollution
• (D) Ocean acidification

The Vedanta Udaipur World Music Festival, 2025 was celebrated from ____ to _____

• (A) January 7^th to 10^th
• (B) March 7^th to 9^th
• (C) February 7^th to 9^th
• (D) April 7^th to 10^th

The 'Global Gateway' initiative, launched in 2024, is an infrastructure plan by which entity?

• (A) United States
• (B) European Union
• (C) China
• (D) G7

Which country will host the G20 Summit, 2025?

• (A) South Africa
• (B) Brazil
• (C) Indonesia
• (D) Japan

Who is the 9^th Secretary-General of the United Nations?

• (A) Antonio Guterres
• (B) Ban Ki-moon
• (C) Kofi Annan
• (D) Justin Trudeau

Which country was the first to launch its central Bank Digital Currency?

• (A) USA
• (B) China
• (C) Bahamas
• (D) Russia

Which country hosted Special Olympics World Winter Games, 2025?

• (A) Italy
• (B) Austria
• (C) France
• (D) Switzerland

International Day of Action for Rivers is observed every year on?

• (A) 8^th March
• (B) 1^st March
• (C) 14^th March
• (D) 3^rd March

Who has been appointed as Managing Director of Bajaj Auto in 2025?

• (A) Niraj Bajaj
• (B) Rajiv Bajaj
• (C) Sanjay Bajaj
• (D) Madhur Bajaj

Which country recently announced plans to achieve net-zero emissions by 2045?

• (A) Germany
• (B) Sweden
• (C) Canada
• (D) Australia

What is the name of the new stealth fighter jet developed by South Korea?

• (A) KF-21 Boramae
• (B) F-35 Lightning
• (C) Sukhoi Su-57
• (D) J-20 Mighty Dragon

Which state police recently launched 'Shishtachar' squad for enhancing women's safety across all districts in public places?

• (A) Gujarat
• (B) Delhi
• (C) Maharashtra
• (D) Bihar

Who received the Hindi Sahitya Bharati Award 2024?

• (A) Rameshchandra Shah
• (B) Seeni Viswanathan
• (C) Krishna Prakash
• (D) Sandeep Joshi

Name the electric trainer aircraft being developed in India?

• (A) E-Hansa
• (B) E-Surya
• (C) E-Vikrant
• (D) E-Akash

Which state became the first State to reserve 75% of private jobs for locals?

• (A) Haryana
• (B) Maharashtra
• (C) Tamil Nadu
• (D) Andhra Pradesh

Who is the Corporate Affairs Minister of India?

• (A) Shri Amit Shah
• (B) Nirmala Sitharaman
• (C) Piyush Goyal
• (D) Arjun Ram Meghwal

Which case is known as "Snail in the Bottle" case?

• (A) Ashby v. White
• (B) Donoghue v. Stevenson
• (C) Bhim Singh v. State of Jammu and Kashmir
• (D) Rylands v. Fletcher

In a factory, a child shall not work more than __________ hours in India.

• (A) 5 hours
• (B) 5.5 hours
• (C) 4.5 hours
• (D) 4 hours

Which Constitutional amendments introduced Local Self Government?

• (A) 42^nd and 44^th
• (B) 73^rd and 74^th
• (C) 12^th and 13^th
• (D) 50^th and 51^st

The Doctrine of "Prospective Overruling" was propounded in which case?

• (A) Keshavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala
• (B) Minerva Mills v. Union of India
• (C) Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
• (D) Golaknath v. State of Punjab

In the context of e-commerce, __________ means an online interface in the form of any software including a website or a part thereof and applications including mobile applications.

• (A) Platform
• (B) Seller
• (C) Marketplace
• (D) Repository

When was "Jana Gana Mana" was adopted as the national anthem?

• (A) 14^th August 1947
• (B) 26^th January 1950
• (C) 24^th January 1950
• (D) 15^th August 1947

For a tort, damages are __________ in nature.

• (A) liquidated
• (B) unliquidated
• (C) nominal
• (D) exemplary

The concept of Rule of Law is derived from which country's Constitution?

• (A) USA
• (B) France
• (C) UK
• (D) Germany

When two parties resolve a dispute without the intervention of a third party, the method is called as __________.

• (A) Mediation
• (B) Arbitration
• (C) Negotiation
• (D) Conciliation

For how long can President's Rule initially be imposed in a State?

• (A) 6 months
• (B) 1 year
• (C) 3 months
• (D) 3 years

Which is the Highest Criminal Court in a District?

• (A) High Court
• (B) Sessions Court
  (C) 1^st Class Judicial Magistrate Court
  (D) Chief Judicial Magistrate Court

Which statement is not correct regarding anticipatory bail?

• (A) It protects the accused from undue harassment
• (B) It safeguards accused personal liberty
• (C) It is granted in women related offences
• (D) It is granted before arrest

Who is the 48^th Chief Justice of India (CJI)?

• (A) Sanjiv Khanna
• (B) D. Y. Chandrachud
• (C) Ranjan Gogoi
• (D) N. V. Ramana

The Election Commission was established on ___________?

• (A) 15^th August 1950
• (B) 25^th January 1950
• (C) 28^th January 1950
• (D) 26^th January 1950

Who is the longest serving Attorney General of India?

• (A) C. K. Daphtary
• (B) Soli Sorabjee
• (C) M. C. Setalvad
• (D) Fali S. Nariman

How many Judges are there in Supreme Court of India including Chief Justice?

• (A) 34
• (B) 33
• (C) 35
• (D) 36

The "Concurrent List" in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the Constitution of which country?

• (A) USA
• (B) Canada
• (C) Australia
• (D) Ireland

Who was the chief architect of Government of India Act, 1935?

• (A) Rajendra Prasad
• (B) Samuel Hoare
• (C) S. N. Mukherjee
• (D) G. V. Mavlankar

An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime amounts to __________.

• (A) preparation
• (B) attempt
• (C) conspiracy
• (D) assault

An unmarried male person cannot adopt ___________.

• (A) a girl child
• (B) a boy child
• (C) Girl and boy both
• (D) Neither girl nor boy child

Ranbir penal code was earlier applicable to ___________.

• (A) Goa
• (B) Jammu and Kashmir
• (C) Pakistan
• (D) Nepal

In which case, the Supreme Court of India declared "Right to Privacy" as a Fundamental Right?

• (A) R. Rajagopal v. State of Tamil Nadu
• (B) K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India
• (C) Kharak Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh
• (D) Govind v. State of Madhya Pradesh

As per Article 105(3), the powers, privileges, and immunities of Parliament shall be ____________.

• (A) As defined by the President from time to time
• (B) As laid down by the Supreme Court in its judgments
• (C) As defined by Parliament by law from time to time
  (D) Subject to the rules made by the Speaker of Lok Sabha

Which of the following is considered as fair dealing in respect of a copyrighted work?

• (A) Commercial use of the work
• (B) Private study or research basing on the work
• (C) Reproduction of the work for profit-making
• (D) Public performance of the work for entertainment

Under which Article of the Indian Constitution can Parliament legislate on matters enumerated in the State List in National interest?

• (A) Article 249
• (B) Article 250
• (C) Article 252
• (D) Article 253

Which Latin maxim signifies that a person cannot be punished twice for the same offense?

• (A) Nemo judex in causa sua
• (B) Nemo bis punitur pro eodem delicto
• (C) Actus reus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea
• (D) Ignorantia juris non excusat

Who is the present ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha?

• (A) Droupadi Murmu
• (B) Jagdeep Dhankhar
• (C) Narendra Modi
• (D) Om Birla

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the No-Confidence Motion in India?

• (A) It can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha.
• (B) It requires the support of at least 50 members to be admitted.
• (C) It can be introduced in the Rajya Sabha.
• (D) It is a motion expressing want of confidence in the Council of Ministers.

Under which provision in the BNSS, Zero FIR may be filed?

• (A) Section 173
• (B) Section 356
• (C) Section 107
• (D) Section 398

The concept of "Public Interest Litigation (PIL)" was first introduced in which case?

• (A) Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala
• (B) Hussainara Khatoon v. State of Bihar
• (C) S. R. Bommai v. Union of India
• (D) Golaknath v. State of Punjab

Which Schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the allocation of seats in the Rajya Sabha?

• (A) 3^rd Schedule
• (B) 4^th Schedule
• (C) 7^th Schedule
• (D) 8^th Schedule

Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act was enacted in the year ___________.

• (A) 1956
• (B) 1955
• (C) 1947
• (D) 1950

Ombudsman is primarily a system under which law?

• (A) Contract law
• (B) Criminal law
• (C) Administrative law
• (D) Property law

Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, newly introduced specific provision relating to ___________.

• (A) Mob Lynching
• (B) Attempt to Commit Suicide
• (C) Adultery
• (D) Sedition

Which of the following is a consequence of judicial overreach?

• (A) Enhanced separation of powers
• (B) Strengthened democratic decision-making
• (C) Erosion of legislative authority
• (D) Increased executive accountability

Who was the 10^th Chief Election Commissioner of India?

• (A) Tirunellai Narayana Iyer Seshan
• (B) Sukumar Sen
• (C) Kalyan V. Sundaram
• (D) Brij Bihari Tandon

Latin maxim "Ignorantia facti excusat ignorantia juris non excusat" means ________.

• (A) Ignorance of fact is excused but ignorance of law is not excused
• (B) Ignorance of law is excused but ignorance of fact is not excused
• (C) Ignorance of fact and ignorance of law is not excused
• (D) Ignorance of fact and ignorance of law is excused

The concept of "Separation of Powers" was propounded by:

• (A) Montesquieu
• (B) John Locke
• (C) Rousseau
• (D) Jeremy Bentham

Who is the Patron-in-Chief of the National Legal Services Authority?

• (A) The Chief Justice of India
• (B) The President of India
• (C) The Union Law Minister
• (D) The Attorney General of India

In the context of Hindu law, what is the primary purpose of the Doctrine of Factum Valet?

• (A) To validate all actions regardless of their legality
• (B) To uphold the validity of actions that have been completed, despite procedural irregularities
• (C) To invalidate actions that contravene statutory provisions
• (D) To promote strict adherence to legal formalities

The process of redrawing electoral boundaries based on population changes is known as:

• (A) Reorganisation
• (B) Reservation
• (C) Delimitation
• (D) Realignment

Which Article provides for the protection of minority rights?

• (A) Article 15
• (B) Article 29
• (C) Article 17
• (D) Article 32

Which commission was appointed to investigate Anti-Sikh riots in 1984?

• (A) Kapur Commission
• (B) Ranganath Mishra Commission
• (C) Nanavati commission
• (D) Liberhan Commission

Who is the present Chairman of Central Administrative Tribunal?

• (A) Justice L. Narsimha Reddy
• (B) Justice Vinod Kumar Bali
• (C) Justice Ranjit Vasantrao More
• (D) Justice Permod Kohli

Which Amendment introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India?

• (A) 98^th Amendment
• (B) 100^th Amendment
• (C) 101^st Amendment
• (D) 102^nd Amendment

The 'Dayabhaga' school of Hindu law is primarily followed in:

• (A) North India
• (B) South India
• (C) East India
• (D) West India

A statement given by a person, that can be used against him in the court of law is called as

• (A) Information
• (B) Confession
• (C) Complaint
• (D) Writ

Who is authorized to decide on disqualification cases under the Anti-Defection Law?

• (A) The President of India
• (B) The Election Commission
• (C) The Speaker or Chairman of the respective House
• (D) The Supreme Court

Which of the following is the main objective of the Right to Information Act, 2005?

• (A) Promote corruption
• (B) Promote transparency
• (C) Reduce crime
• (D) Encourage litigation

Courts ensure that there is no clog on the equity of redemption, in order to ______.

• (A) Enforce absolute transfer of property by mortgagee
• (B) Prevent undue restrictions on mortgagor's right to redeem
• (C) Restrict the mortgagor to retain excess profits by redemption
• (D) Abolish personal liability of the mortgagor by redemption

In which type of mortgage does the mortgagee obtain possession and rents in lieu of payment?

• (A) Simple mortgage
• (B) English mortgage
• (C) Usufructuary mortgage
• (D) Conditional sale mortgage

Which of the following is an antonym of ostensible?

• (A) presumed
• (B) supposed
• (C) genuine
• (D) apparent

Which of the following statements is not true?

• (A) Equitable mortgage is created by deposit of title deeds
• (B) Transfer of Property Act enumerates six types of mortgages
• (C) In English mortgage property is transferred to mortgagee
• (D) Anamolous mortgage is used to refer to all types of mortgages

What is the meaning of legal maxim qui prior est tempore potior est jure?

• (A) he who is earlier in time is stronger in law
• (B) he who is later in time is stronger in law
• (C) he who is truthful is stronger in law
• (D) he who is untruthful is weaker in law

The combination of mens rea and actus reus is essential, except in __________.

• (A) Intentional homicide
• (B) White-collar crime
• (C) Strict liability offences
• (D) Criminal conspiracy

Restorative justice primarily focuses on __________.

• (A) Maximum deterrence
• (B) Retribution
• (C) Rehabilitation
• (D) Harsh sentencing

The maxim nullum crimen sine lege protects against:

• (A) Deterrent punishment
• (B) Arbitrary sentencing against criminals
• (C) Retrospective criminal liability
• (D) Double jeopardy

Which of the following statements is not true?

• (A) Critical criminology examines the social construction of deviance
• (B) Classical school viewed punishment as a deterrent mechanism
• (C) Victimology focuses on providing restitution to the offender
• (D) Positivist school marks a shift towards rehabilitation of offender

What is the meaning of incarceration?

• (A) imprisonment
• (B) freedom
• (C) revolution
• (D) restoration