The TS LAWCET 2025 exam was held on June 6th 2025 from 12:30 P.M. to 02:00 P.M for Shift 2. It was conducted in CBT Mode at various exam centres in India.
The TS LAWCET Question paper 2025 with answer key and solution PDF is available here. It consists of 120 objective-type questions, divided into four sections: General Knowledge and Mental Ability, Current Affairs, Constitutional Law, and Jurisprudence.
TS LAWCET 2025 Question Paper 3 Year LLB
| TS LAWCET 2025 Question Paper with Answer Key | |
| Download PDF | Check Solutions |
General Knowledge and Mental Ability
Who is the chairman of the Space Commission, ISRO?
When was the National Crime Records Bureau established?
Bahubali temple is located on which hills?
Who was the First Director of Indian Standards Institution?
Who was the American President who served for more than two terms?
In the southern part of India, during winter season, a three-day festival is celebrated when thousands of migratory birds visit the region. This festival is known as
The fifth death anniversary of which Black person, who died due to the brutality of a white policeman in Minnesota, USA was observed in the month of May 2025?
India became _____ country in the world to achieve space docking.
OECD stands for which of the following organizations?
Which state shares with international boundaries with Bhutan, China and Nepal?
In which year FAO (Food and Agricultural Organization) was established to improve living conditions of rural population?
________ is the only Indian Athlete to won two gold medals in 400 metres at Asian Games and Common Wealth Games.
Who among the following famous Indian musicians won the Oscar award twice?
How many assembly seats were won by Indian National Congress party during 2023 election in Telangana?
Hydroxyurea drug, is related to which disease?
Name the star that suddenly increases its brightness due to a catastrophic explosion?
International Mother Language day is celebrated on _____?
Which country’s glaciers lost 10% of their ice volume in 2022 and 2023?
A father is 4 times his son’s age and in 30 years son’s age will be half of his father’s age. How old are the father and son now?
Two different words are given below with brackets in between. Choose the correct option that forms two meaningful words by inserting a set of letters into the brackets.
PLAT ( ) ATION
If A:B = 8:15, B:C = 5:8 and C:D = 4:5, then A:D is equal to:
Which pattern of settlement develops around lakes?
Each of P,Q, R,S, W,X,Y and Z has married at most once. X and Y married and have two children P and Q. Z is the grandfather of the daughter S of P. Further, Z and W are married and are parents of R. Which one of the following must be false?
The blood pressure is controlled by which hormone?
A three-digit number is selected such that it contains no zeros. Now this three-digit number is written beside itself to form the six-digit number. Its factor is ____.
If MACHINE is coded as 19-7-9-14-15-20-11, how will you code DANGER?
I am facing east. I turn 100\(^\circ\) in the clockwise direction and then 45\(^\circ\) in the anticlockwise direction. Which direction am I facing now?
Choose the correct answer – leprosy: Bacterial disease :: hypermetropia : ?
When \( 4^{157} \) is multiplied with \( 7^{113} \), what is the digit in the least significant place?
In the following sequence of instructions, 1 stands for Run, 2 stands for Stop, 3 stands for Go, 4 stands for Sit and 5 stands for Wait. If the sequence were continued, which instruction will come next?
Current Affairs
Question 31:
'e-Kisan Upaj Nidhi' is launched by which ministry?
View Solution
Step 1: Understand the scheme
The 'e-Kisan Upaj Nidhi' initiative aims to support farmers with digital tracking and documentation of agricultural produce and market linkages.
Step 2: Identify the responsible ministry
While agriculture-related schemes often fall under the Ministry of Agriculture, this specific initiative focuses on consumer affairs, food supply chain, and distribution — hence, it falls under the purview of the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food \& Public Distribution. Quick Tip: Link food grain tracking and distribution projects with the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, not directly with agriculture.
In 2024, massive landslides occurred in which district of Kerala?
Which film has won the Best Feature Film in the 70th National Film Awards recently?
Which animal, known commonly as Ratel, was recorded on camera in Uttarakhand recently?
How many Bharat Ratna awards have been given in the year 2024?
The object of “Rahveer Scheme” is
SMART (Supersonic Missile-Assisted Release of Torpedo) system is developed by which organization?
What was the rank of India in the World Press Freedom Index 2024?
Which of the following countries were affected, due to severe power blackout in Iberian Peninsula?
The ‘Asian Arm-wrestling Championship 2024’ was held in?
Which brand has been honoured as the world’s strongest food brand by Brand Finance in 2024?
Which country has introduced a new ‘Tourism tax’ in January 2025?
Which Artificial Intelligence Company briefly became the world’s most valuable company in 2024?
The Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change launched a nationwide mass mobilisation campaign with a slogan _________ in the run up to World Environment Day 2025.
'State of Ocean Report, 2024', was released by which organization?
Which State Government has partnered with Wales for the 25th edition of the Hornbill Festival?
Indian Coast Guard (ICG) launched ‘Suvidha Software Version 1.0’ in which city?
What is the theme of ‘International Olympics Day’ 2024?
In which state, “Indian Biological Data Centre” was inaugurated?
What is the UPI limit for High-Value transactions like tax payments or hospital?
Which organization created the national-level geospatial databases for Bhuvan Panchayat 4.0 and National Database for Emergency Management (NDEM 5.0)?
Which IIT has developed a ‘Crowd Eye’ device that can send alerts when the number of pilgrims exceeds the capacity of shrines?
According to IUCN, the Halari donkey an endangered breed is known for its ______.
Which of the following was introduced in the Olympics 2024 for the first time?
"World Wealth Report 2024," was released by which organization?
Who is the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal in shooting?
What is the name of the capital of the Union Territory which was renamed as Sri Vijaya Puram?
Which country is celebrating its bicentennial anniversary of independence from Spanish rule in the year, 2025?
Where was India’s first helicopter ambulance service launched?
The Lokamata Devi Ahilya bai Holkar Training Scheme is initiated by which state for entrepreneurship and self-employment?
Aptitude for Study of Law
Question 61:
Which State Government has released the ‘Justice Hema Committee report’ to investigate the issues relating to sexual violence and gender inequality?
View Solution
Step 1: Understanding the Committee's Purpose
The Justice Hema Committee was constituted to look into issues such as sexual harassment, lack of representation, and poor working conditions for women, especially in the Malayalam film industry.
Step 2: Identifying the Government Involved
The committee was set up by the Kerala State Government in response to rising demands from women artists and activists.
Step 3: Conclusion
Since Kerala initiated and published the findings of the Hema Committee, the correct answer is Kerala. Quick Tip: Always remember to connect a committee to its objective and the specific government that established it.
United Nations organisation was founded in 1945, how many are founding countries?
Which right does not automatically terminate upon the death of a natural person?
Krishna water dispute is between which States?
(i) Karnataka
(ii) Tamil Nadu
(iii) Maharashtra
(iv) Andhra Pradesh
(v) Telangana
The charge of impeachment against the President of India for his removal can be preferred by:
Leading Questions may be asked generally in the court during ______.
The Telangana Bhu Bharati (Record of Rights in Land) Act was enacted in the year \hspace{1cm}.
The origin of Online Dispute Resolution is from which country?
Who among the following tribes live in Andaman and Nicobar islands?
An agreement enforceable by law at the option of one party is _____.
Which of the following is not an essential element of negligence?
When is the communication of a proposal complete?
A minor has entered into a contract for purchase of necessary items. In such cases:
Who advises the President in the exercise of his powers?
Which of the following is true about a wagering contract?
What is the meaning of legal maxim “lex specialis derogat legi generali”? “lex specialis derogat legi generali” means the special law prevails over the general law.
What is the punishment for hacking of computers under the IT Act?
Which is the famous case relating to constitutionality of reservations for Other Backward Classes (OBCs)?
Who among the following has been appointed as the Chairman of National Human Rights Commission in December, 2024?
McNaughten’s rule was established in the year ____.
Right to freedom guaranteed under Art. 19 of the Indian Constitution is automatically suspended when a proclamation of emergency is declared under which of the following grounds?
Which of the following is not a defence to strict liability?
Punishments that can be imposed under BNS are ______.
Which of the following services do not fall under Public Utility Service?
Which one of the following cannot be dissolved but can be abolished?
Under which Act does the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) derive its investigative powers?
Which type of cases are not dealt with by the Lok Adalat?
Which of the following Committees was appointed to make recommendations about the inclusion of Fundamental Duties to the Indian Constitution?
The right of lien allows an unpaid seller to __________.
Where the headquarters of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) is situated?
The principle of “equal pay for equal work” was recognized by the Supreme Court in which case?
Libel is a defamatory statement in ______
"Apartheid" term came to be linked with practice of discrimination in which of the following countries?
Gandhian Idea of individual rights was characterised within the framework of –
Which of the following international instruments provide for the abolition of death penalty?
Damages awarded to punish the wrongdoer are called __________.
The Advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court is provided under which provision of Indian Constitution?
International Humanitarian Law is _________.
Constitutional morality emphasizes which of the following core values?
The Recommendations of Sarkaria Commission relates to ____.
A matter under consideration in the Court is called as __________.
The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, came into effect on:
The Gloucester Grammar school case is a landmark case in tort law decided in the year _______ .
The importance of Intellectual Property (I.P.) was first recognised in the Paris Convention for the protection of __________.
The 'Nirbhaya Fund' was established by the Government of India in which year?
Who has the power to decide disputes related to the election of the President and Vice-President of India?
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a cognizable offence?
Which of the following statements about the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is true?
Which of the following is not patentable under Indian law?
Which of the following are the theories of punishment?
Question Numbers : (111 to 115)
Comprehension
Theories of statutory interpretation form the bedrock of judicial hermeneutics, particularly in common law systems where judicial exposition coexists with legislative supremacy. At the foundational level, the literal rule posits that when statutory language is clear and unambiguous, the court is bound to give effect to the text, even if it leads to inconvenient consequences. This approach is based on the maxim expressum
facit cessare tacitum. However, the golden rule, permits departure from the literal meaning to avert absurdity. This rule acknowledges the imperfection of legislative drafting and underscores the principle noscitur a sociis, which means a word is known by the company it keeps. More dynamic is the mischief rule, originating from Heydon’s Case, which directs the court to examine the defect or mischief in prior law that legislation intended to cure. It empowers courts to consider extrinsic aids, including Law Commission reports and
legislative debates. In the constitutional domain, the purposive approach was employed in landmark cases such as Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala, Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India and Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India. This interpretation approach prioritizes the spirit over the letter of the law and affirms transformative constitutionalism. Amidst this interpretive elasticity, the judiciary remains constrained
by the maxim judicis est jus dicere non dare, which stipulates that the judge’s role is to declare law, but not legislate.
Question 111:
The maxim noscitur a sociis is most relevant for
View Solution
The maxim noscitur a sociis is a principle used in statutory interpretation, which asserts that the meaning of a word can be determined by the words surrounding it. This means that a word is understood by the company it keeps. It helps in interpreting ambiguous or vague terms by considering the context in which they appear. This maxim is primarily used in contextual interpretation of words (Option 3). It guides courts to interpret a word in a manner that is consistent with the surrounding words and the overall context of the statute, rather than interpreting it in isolation.
For example, if a statute refers to “vehicles, such as cars, trucks, and motorcycles,” the term “vehicles” should be interpreted in the context of the other items listed, implying that it refers to road-going transportation methods and not, for example, trains or airplanes. This is a classic example of contextual interpretation. Thus, the maxim noscitur a sociis helps clarify the meaning of a term by looking at how it relates to other words in the statute.
Other options are less relevant in this context:
Option (1) Extrinsic aids to help interpretation refers to materials outside the text of the statute, such as legislative history or external documents, which are not the focus of the maxim \textit{noscitur a sociis.
Option (2) Historical context for interpretation involves interpreting laws based on the historical circumstances or the situation when the law was passed, which differs from the principle of interpreting words by their surrounding context.
Option (4) Judicial precedent-based interpretation involves interpreting laws based on previous court decisions, which is a different approach from the contextual interpretation based on the surrounding words.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option (3): Contextual interpretation of words.
Quick Tip: When interpreting statutes, always pay attention to the surrounding words to better understand the intended meaning of ambiguous terms. Contextual interpretation can prevent misinterpretations that might arise if a term is understood in isolation.
What is the meaning of the legal maxim expressum facit cessare tacitum?
Which of the following cases is not an example of purposive interpretation?
Which of the following statements is not true?
The legal maxim 'judicis est jus dicere non dare' emphasizes _________ .
Question Numbers : (116 to 120)
Comprehension
The law of insurance, rooted in the general principles of contract law, is governed by doctrines distinctively evolved to reflect its aleatory nature. Insurance contracts are contracts uberrimae fidei. The insured is required to disclose all material facts that may influence the judgment of a prudent insurer. It must be noted that suppression of the truth is equivalent to the suggestion of falsehood. Unlike commutative contracts, insurance agreements are aleatory, where performance depends on uncertain events. The principle of indemnity ensures that the insured is restored to the financial position prior to loss, negating unjust enrichment. It is applicable in marine insurance, fire insurance, home insurance etc. However, in life insurance, the indemnity principle is relaxed due to its classification as a contingent contract, enforceable upon the assured event, not actual loss. The doctrine of insurable interest is pivotal. It mandates that the insured must have a legally recognized interest in the subject matter at the time of loss or at inception in life insurance, failing which, the contract is void ab initio. Additionally, the principle of subrogation entitles the insurer, upon indemnification, to step into the shoes of the insured and recover from third parties. In the interpretation of insurance contracts, ambiguities are construed against the drafter, which is typically the insurer. Courts prioritize the reasonable expectations of the insured, provided there is no breach of disclosure duties.
Question 116:
What is the meaning of uberrimae fidei?
View Solution
To solve this, we need to understand the meaning of uberrimae fidei in the context of insurance contracts:
1. Step 1: Understanding the Term Uerrimae Fidei.
Uerrimae fidei is a Latin term that translates to "utmost good faith." It is a fundamental principle of insurance contracts, requiring both the insurer and the insured to act with the highest level of honesty and full disclosure of all material facts.
2. Step 2: Application of Uerrimae Fidei in Insurance.
The principle of utmost good faith mandates that the insured disclose all relevant information that could influence the insurer's decision to accept the policy. Non-disclosure or concealment of facts by the insured is considered a breach of this duty.
3. Step 3: Elimination of Incorrect Options.
Option (2) full disclosure is a part of utmost good faith, but it does not capture the broader meaning of uberrimae fidei.
Option (3) no concealment is a result of the principle of utmost good faith, but does not define it.
Option (4) only in writing is unrelated to the concept of uberrimae fidei.
4. Step 4: Conclusion.
The correct answer is Option (1), as uberrimae fidei refers to acting with "utmost good faith" in insurance contracts.
Quick Tip: Uerrimae fidei is the foundation of trust and transparency in insurance relationships. Failure to uphold it may result in a claim being denied.
The indemnity principle is relaxed in which type of insurance?
View Solution
Which of the following statements is not true?
The principle of subrogation allows the insurer to __________.
What does the principle of indemnity aim to prevent?
TS LAWCET 2025 Topicwise Weightage
| Component | Important Topics & Weightage |
| General Knowledge and Mental Ability (30 marks) |
|
| Current Affairs (30 marks) |
|
| Constitutional Law (30 marks) |
|
| Jurisprudence (30 marks) |
|
Comments