AP LAWCET 2024 LLB 3 Years Question Paper(Available) :Download Solution PDF with Answer Key

Question 1:

____ is the chairperson of Securities and Exchange Board of India, as of April 2024.

• (1) Mr. Kamal Kishan
• (2) Ms. Indra Mukherjee
• (3) Ms. Madhabi Puri Buch
• (4) Ms. Arundati Bhattacharjee

____ is the current chief minister of Tamil Nadu.

• (1) Shri M. K. Stalin
• (2) Shri E.K. Palaniswami
• (3) Shri O. Panneerselvam
• (4) Shri Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy

____ is the current Governor of Odisha.

• (1) Shri Raghuram Rajan
• (2) Shri Urjit Patel
• (3) Shri Raghubar Das
• (4) Shri Om Birla

____ is the current president of National Company Law Tribunal.

• (1) Shri Justice Ramalingam Sudhakar
• (2) Shri P. Satyanarayana Prasad
• (3) Shri Venkata Subba Rao Hari
• (4) Shri Laxmi Narayan Gupta

Which entity developed and constructed India’s first hydrogen fuel cell ferry?

• (1) Mumbai Port Trust
• (2) Cochin Shipyard
• (3) Chennai Port Trust
• (4) Visakhapatnam Port Trust

United Nations Secretary-General has appointed which Indian as his special representative for disaster risk reduction?

• (1) Nikhil Seth
• (2) Kamal Kishore
• (3) Shailesh Tripathi
• (4) Srinath Ram

Which institution introduced the UTSAH portal recently?

• (1) RBI
• (2) UGC
• (3) AICTE
• (4) UPSC

International Human Rights Day is celebrated every year on ____ .

• (1) 10^th September
• (2) 12^th October
• (3) 25^th November
• (4) 10^th December

Who was the first Governor of the 'Reserve Bank of India' in free India?

• (1) I.G. Patel
• (2) C.D. Deshmukh
• (3) L.K. Jha
• (4) Raghuram Rajan

Which statutory law is there to protect our literary, cultural, artistic, and creative works?

• (1) The Trade Mark Act
• (2) The Patent Act
• (3) The Copy Right Act
• (4) The Design Act

Penicillin was discovered by ____.

• (1) Alfred Bertheim
• (2) Paul Ehrlich
• (3) Alexander Fleming
• (4) Eduard Jenner

Who among the following was elected unopposed as the President of India?

• (1) Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
• (2) V.V. Giri
• (3) Giani Jail Singh
• (4) Neelam Sanjiva Reddy

Who was the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in free India?

• (1) Justice Mehar Chand Mahajan
• (2) Justice Harilal J. Kania
• (3) Justice Patanjali Sastri
• (4) Justice B.K. Mukherjee

Hirakud dam is on the river ____.

• (1) Krishna
• (2) Godavari
• (3) Mahanadi
• (4) Cauvery

The Maurya Empire, one of the largest and most powerful empires in ancient India, was founded by ____.

• (1) Ashoka
• (2) Chandragupta Maurya
• (3) Bindusara
• (4) Ashoka’s grandson, Samprati

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution of India?

• (1) Right to Education
• (2) Right to Equality
• (3) Right to Property
• (4) Right to Freedom of Religion

What is the minimum age required to become a member of the Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) in India?

• (1) 18 years
• (2) 21 years
• (3) 25 years
• (4) 30 years

The largest delta in the world is formed by which of the following rivers?

• (1) Amazon - Tocantins Rivers
• (2) Nile River
• (3) Ganges-Brahmaputra Rivers
• (4) Mississippi River

Which country is hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics?

• (1) Japan
• (2) Brazil
• (3) France
• (4) United States

Who was the founder of the Vijayanagara Empire in South India?

• (1) Krishnadevaraya
• (2) Harihara I
• (3) Bukka Raya I
• (4) Devaraya II

Who was the Viceroy of India at the time of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in 1919?

• (1) Lord Curzon
• (2) Lord Mountbatten
• (3) Lord Chelmsford
• (4) Lord Irwin

Rohingyas are refugees from ____.

• (1) Sri Lanka
• (2) Bangladesh
• (3) Myanmar
• (4) Tibet

Faizabad is ____.

• (1) The Capital city of a State in India
• (2) An erstwhile name of Ayodhya Cantt.
• (3) The first metro station in India
• (4) Saketa of Ramayana

The small pieces of rocks that move around the sun are called ____.

• (1) Meteoroids
• (2) Meteors
• (3) Meteorite
• (4) Asteroids

The Indian National Fruit is ____.

• (1) Banana
• (2) Jack Fruit
• (3) Mango
• (4) Strawberry

United Nation was established in ____.

• (1) 1945
• (2) 1947
• (3) 1956
• (4) 1965

The Blue planet in the Solar System is ____.

• (1) Mercury
• (2) Earth
• (3) Venus
• (4) Jupiter

The longest known river on earth is ____.

• (1) Ganga
• (2) Brahmaputra
• (3) Nile
• (4) Mississippi

Manganin is an alloy of ____.

• (1) Copper and Tin
• (2) Copper and Nickel
• (3) Copper and Manganese
• (4) Copper, Manganese and Nickel

Father of Green Revolution, M.S. Swaminathan was recently awarded ____.

• (1) Padma Vibhushan
• (2) Bharat Ratna
• (3) Padma Bhushan
• (4) Padma Sri

The area covered by forest in India is approximately about?

• (1) 46%
• (2) 33%
• (3) 22%
• (4) 19%

Israel shares borders with ____.

• (1) Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt
• (2) Lebanon, Syria, Turkey and Jordan
• (3) Cyprus, Turkey, Jordan and Egypt
• (4) Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Yemen

According to the cultural history of India, 'Panchayatan' is:

• (1) An assembly of elders of village
• (2) A religious sect
• (3) Temple construction style
• (4) Functionary of an administration

Who was the first Mughal Emperor?

• (1) Babur
• (2) Humayun
• (3) Akbar
• (4) Jahangir

Indian state which shares border with maximum number of other states is ____.

• (1) Chhattisgarh
• (2) Madhya Pradesh
• (3) Uttar Pradesh
• (4) Telangana

Who was the first British Governor-General of India?

• (1) Warren Hastings
• (2) William Bentinck
• (3) Lord Delhousie
• (4) Lord Canning

SGST was implemented in India from ____.

• (1) 1st January 2017
• (2) 1st April 2017
• (3) 1st March 2017
• (4) 1st July 2017

Who is the Chief Election Commissioner in the 2024 Parliamentary \& Assemblies Elections?

• (1) Anup Chandra
• (2) Arun Goel
• (3) Gyanesh Kumar
• (4) Rajiv Kumar

The 'World Consumer Rights Day' is celebrated every year on ____.

• (1) 8th October
• (2) 10th December
• (3) 15th March
• (4) 14th July

How many countries have been successful in making soft landing on the moon so far?

• (1) Three
• (2) Four
• (3) Five
• (4) Six

What is 'Swachhadhara' scheme?

• (1) It is a water bodies cleaning scheme of Government of India
• (2) It is a rural drinking water supply scheme of Government of India
• (3) It is a river water cleaning scheme of Government of India
• (4) It is a pond water cleaning scheme of the Government of India

Seeing the pattern below, fill in the blank space with the correct option:


CEGI \, JLMP \, NPRV \, ____

• (1) GILM
• (2) DFIL
• (3) OPRU
• (4) QSUZ

What is the order of words mentioned below as per dictionary?


1. Orient, 2. Organ, 3. Origin, 4. Organic

• (1) 2431
• (2) 1324
• (3) 4123
• (4) 2413

Choose the odd one out.

• (1) Brazil : Real
• (2) Dubai : Dinar
• (3) Russia : Rubal
• (4) Japan : Yen

Average age of 10 chess players is 32 years. When the age of their coach is added, their average age becomes 34 years. The age of their coach is ____.

• (1) 44 years
• (2) 56 years
• (3) 40 years
• (4) 54 years

Which island nation in the Indian Ocean declared a state of environmental emergency in 2020, after a massive oil spill from a grounded Japanese ship threatened its pristine coral reefs and marine biodiversity?

• (1) Mauritius
• (2) Maldives
• (3) Seychelles
• (4) Sri Lanka

Who is the President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)?

• (1) Sourav Ganguly
• (2) Jay Shah
• (3) Roger Binny
• (4) Anurag Thakur

Who won the 2021 Booker Prize for Fiction for the novel 'The Promise'?

• (1) Damon Galgut
• (2) Richard Powers
• (3) Patricia Lockwood
• (4) Karen Joy Fowler

Which country has announced its plan to build a controversial dam on the Blue Nile, raising concerns about its impact on downstream countries like Sudan and Egypt?

• (1) Ethiopia
• (2) Kenya
• (3) Uganda
• (4) Tanzania

In 2023, India conducted the 'Sampriti' military exercise with which neighbouring country to enhance military cooperation and interoperability?

• (1) Bangladesh
• (2) Sri Lanka
• (3) Nepal
• (4) Bhutan

Who won the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in 2022?

• (1) Australia
• (2) England
• (3) India
• (4) New Zealand

Who won the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discoveries of receptors for temperature and touch?

• (1) Harvey J. Alter, Michael Houghton, and Charles M. Rice
• (2) David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian
• (3) Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson
• (4) Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo, and Michael Kremer

As per NASA’s spacecraft Juno, lightning in which planet is similar to that of the Earth?

• (1) Mercury
• (2) Jupiter
• (3) Mars
• (4) Venus

The President holds office for the period of ____.

• (1) 3 years
• (2) 4 years
• (3) 5 years
• (4) 6 years

Of the products below, GST is exempted for ____.

• (1) Gold
• (2) Electrical goods
• (3) Paper
• (4) Petrol

A non-member can be appointed as Minister of Central Cabinet for a period of ____.

• (1) 3 months
• (2) 6 months
• (3) 1 year
• (4) for the overall period

The number of bones in an adult body is ____.

• (1) 198
• (2) 206
• (3) 222
• (4) 256

NITI Aayog is the new nomenclature for ____.

• (1) Finance Commission
• (2) Planning Commission
• (3) Human Rights Commission
• (4) Administrative Reforms Commission

The First Sea Bridge in India is ____.

• (1) Naini Bridge
• (2) Coronation Bridge
• (3) Pamban Bridge
• (4) Bogibeel Bridge

The State which recently accorded Industry Status to Sports is ____.

• (1) Bihar
• (2) Mizoram
• (3) Assam
• (4) Manipur

Lok Adalats have been created under ____.

• (1) Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
• (2) Civil Procedure Code, 1909
• (3) Legal Services Authority
• (4) 73rd Amendment of Indian Constitution

Equality of Opportunity in matters of Public Employment is discussed in ____.

• (1) Article 14 of Indian Constitution
• (2) Article 16 of Indian Constitution
• (3) Article 20 of Indian Constitution
• (4) Article 21 of Indian Constitution

How many times the President of India can seek re-election to his post?

• (1) One time only
• (2) Three times
• (3) Two times
• (4) Any number of times

Which of the given Schedule of the Indian Constitution is included the "Gram Panchayats"?

• (1) Schedule 10
• (2) Schedule 11
• (3) Schedule 12
• (4) Schedule 13

Which one of the following dealt with the subject of Local Self Government?

• (1) Balwant rai Mehta Committee
• (2) Kothari Commission
• (3) Veerappa Moily Committee
• (4) Venkatachalam Commission

Who was the only Indian to become the Governor-General before the title was abolished?

• (1) C. Rajagopalachari
• (2) Vasudev Balwant Phadke
• (3) Vallabhbhai Patel
• (4) B.R. Ambedkar

What type of 'agreements' are enforceable in the court of law?

• (1) Legal Agreements
• (2) Social Agreements
• (3) Moral Agreements
• (4) Social Agreements and Legal Agreements

Quasi Contracts are

• (1) Implied contract
• (2) Oral contracts
• (3) Written contracts
• (4) Registered contract

Unliquidated damages means

• (1) Damages to something solid
• (2) Damages caused by a firm which has gone in liquidation
• (3) Damages to a firm in the hands of receivers
• (4) Damage to be assessed by a court as these are not pre-determined

The act of unlawfully entering into another's property constitutes

• (1) Encroachment
• (2) Assault
• (3) Trespass
• (4) Damage

Which of the following are always exempted from the jurisdiction of criminal courts of every country?

• (1) Foreign sovereign and ambassadors
• (2) Alien enemies, foreign army and warships
• (3) Presidents and Governors
• (4) All the above

Which should be the age of minor to constitute the offence of kidnapping?

• (1) 16 years
• (2) 18 years
• (3) Below 16 years in case of male and below 18 years in case of female
• (4) Below 18 years in case of male and below 21 years in case of female

Under which name the Indian Penal Code came into application in Jammu and Kashmir?

• (1) Indian Legislative Act
• (2) Ranbir Penal Code
• (3) Indian Penal Act
• (4) Mahomedan Act

Injure sine damna means:

• (1) Injury to a legal right with an actual damage
• (2) Injury to a legal right without an actual damage
• (3) No injury to a legal right with an actual damage
• (4) No injury to a legal right without an actual damage

Customs which have the force of law are

• (1) Legal custom and conventional customs
• (2) Legal custom and constitutional customs
• (3) Legal custom and racial customs
• (4) Legal custom and material customs

By which of the following Acts, the Central Legislature became bicameral?

• (1) Government of India Act, 1853
• (2) Government of India Act, 1909
• (3) Government of India Act, 1919
• (4) Government of India Act, 1935

In which case the Supreme Court regarded the preamble as part of the constitution?

• (1) In Sajjan Singh v. State of Rajasthan
• (2) Golaknath v. State of Punjab
• (3) A.R. Antule v. State of Maharashtra
• (4) Kesavanand Bharati v. State of Kerala

Which Article of the constitution gives the right to an accused person a protection from self-incrimination in a criminal case?

• (1) Article 19(b)
• (2) Article 20(1)
• (3) Article 20(2)
• (4) Article 20(3)

What is the retirement age of the High Court Judges?

• (1) 60 years
• (2) 62 years
• (3) 63 years
• (4) 65 years

What words were introduced in the Preamble of the Constitution by 42nd Constitutional Amendment?

• (1) Justice, social, economic and political
• (2) Solemnly
• (3) Socialist, secular, integrity
• (4) Socialist, secular, unity

A contract is:

• (1) An agreement between two persons for doing any type of act
• (2) An agreement between two competent persons for doing a lawful act enforceable by law
• (3) An agreement for doing any act, backed by consideration
• (4) An agreement between two persons, supported by consideration or not

The decision of the President regarding imposition of President’s Rule in a state is a –

• (1) Self decision
• (2) Decision based on the basis of personal advisor
• (3) Decision based on the recommendation of the Governor of the State
• (4) On the advice of Home Minister

What is the maximum strength of Rajya Sabha?

• (1) 300
• (2) 250
• (3) 350
• (4) 400

Within what time a person arrested has to be produced before the Magistrate?

• (1) 12 Hours
• (2) 20 Hours
• (3) 24 Hours
• (4) 39 Hours

Which of the article under Part III of the Constitution cannot be suspended during national emergency?

• (1) Article 14 \& 19
• (2) Article 20 \& 21
• (3) Article 22 \& 23
• (4) Article 25-28

Marriageable age in India by the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006 is:

• (1) 18 years for women and 21 years for men
• (2) 16 years for girls and 18 years for boys
• (3) 18 years for girls and 18 years for boys
• (4) 20 years for women and 25 years for men

Which is the famous case of the Supreme Court in which it upheld the ceiling of 50% reservation?

• (1) Smt. Champakam Dorairajan’s case
• (2) Indra Sawhney v. Union of India
• (3) Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
• (4) Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain

Which year the National Human Rights Commission was constituted in India?

• (1) 1990
• (2) 1993
• (3) 1994
• (4) 1995

In which case the Supreme Court held that Laws in the Ninth Schedule are not having any immunity from judicial review?

• (1) Jagmohan Singh v. State of U.P.
• (2) Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain
• (3) I.R. Coelho v. State of Tamil Nadu
• (4) In Re Berubari case

Who appoints the Chairman of the UPSC?

• (1) The Chief Justice of India
• (2) The President of India
• (3) The Prime Minister
• (4) The Speaker of the Lok Sabha

Which Indian legislation regulates consumer protection rights?

• (1) Consumer Protection Act, 2019
• (2) Consumer Protection Act, 1986
• (3) Sale of Goods Act, 1930
• (4) Indian Contract Act, 1872

In India, which court has original jurisdiction over disputes between states?

• (1) Supreme Court
• (2) High Court
• (3) District Court
• (4) Lok Adalat

Which of the following legislations provides for the prevention of sexual harassment at the workplace in India?

• (1) Bharatiya Nyaya Samhita
• (2) Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
• (3) Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
• (4) Both (1) and (3)

In contract law, an invitation to offer:

• (1) Is an offer that can be accepted to form a contract
• (2) Is a preliminary communication that invites others to make an offer
• (3) Is an invitation to makes acceptance of offer
• (4) Is an offer which is met with a counter-offer

The doctrine of 'Res Judicata' refers to:

• (1) The power of the court to adjudicate on a matter
• (2) A person's guilt or innocence in a criminal case
• (3) A matter already judged and decided cannot be tried again
• (4) The power of the President to grant pardons

Which Act regulates the minimum wages for workers in India?

• (1) Payment of Wages Act, 1936
• (2) Minimum Wages Act, 1948
• (3) Employees’ Wages Act, 1948
• (4) Employees’ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952

What is the punishment for theft under the Bharatiya Nyaya Samhita?

• (1) Fine
• (2) Imprisonment
• (3) Both fine and imprisonment
• (4) Death penalty

Which of the following is NOT a type of alternative dispute resolution (ADR)?

• (1) Arbitration
• (2) Mediation
• (3) Conciliation
• (4) Compensation

What is the term used for a legal principle that requires parties to a contract to act in good faith and deal fairly with each other?

• (1) Doctrine of frustration
• (2) Doctrine of privity
• (3) Doctrine of consideration
• (4) Doctrine of uberrimae fidei

Which international organization administers the registration of trademarks through the Madrid System?

• (1) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
• (2) World Trade Organization (WTO)
• (3) World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• (4) International Trade Centre (ITC)

What does the term 'fair use' refer to in copyright law?

• (1) The right to reproduce copyrighted works for non-personal use
• (2) The right to use copyrighted works without permission for non-commercial purposes
• (3) The right to use copyrighted works without permission for non-educational purposes
• (4) The right to use copyrighted works without permission under certain circumstances, such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research

Under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, who is entitled to inherit ancestral property?

• (1) Only male descendants
• (2) Only female descendants
• (3) Both male and female descendants
• (4) Only the eldest son

What is the term used for the act of one party intentionally making a false statement that induces another party to enter into a contract?

• (1) Duress
• (2) Misrepresentation
• (3) Mistake
• (4) Undue influence

Which legal philosopher is known for his theory of utilitarianism, which emphasizes maximizing happiness and minimizing pain?

• (1) Thomas Hobbes
• (2) Jeremy Bentham
• (3) John Locke
• (4) John Stuart Mill

In the context of contracts, what does the term 'coercion' refer to?

• (1) Undue influence exerted by one party on another
• (2) Threat of physical harm or imprisonment to compel someone to enter into a contract
• (3) Misrepresentation of material facts to induce someone to enter into a contract
• (4) Offer of a benefit to induce someone to enter into a contract

One against whom a crime is charged is called:

• (1) Victim
• (2) Informant
• (3) Accused
• (4) Witness

“X”, a married woman enters into a contract with “Y”, an unmarried bachelor to procreate a child via surrogacy. The contract is

• (1) Valid
• (2) Void
• (3) Illegal
• (4) Voidable

As per the recent ruling of the Supreme Court, one who is not liable under consumer law is:

• (1) Doctor
• (2) Advocate
• (3) Government
• (4) Computer Programmer

How many types of Writs are in the Indian Constitution?

• (1) 7 types
• (2) 9 types
• (3) 3 types
• (4) 5 types

The first and foremost step in legal research is:

• (1) Collection of data
• (2) Literature review
• (3) Identification of a problem
• (4) Formulation of hypothesis

Domestic Violence stands best reasoned by:

• (1) Social Exchange Theory
• (2) Conflict Theory
• (3) Differential Association Theory
• (4) Theory of Functionalism

The term 'accomplice' means:

• (1) Victim of crime
• (2) One who commits the crime
• (3) One who witnessed the crime
• (4) A companion in crime

Of the crimes, the most serious in nature is:

• (1) Theft
• (2) Extortion
• (3) Robbery
• (4) Dacoity

Of the below, who can validly contract?

• (1) Divorcee
• (2) Minor
• (3) Unborn
• (4) Mentally unsound

Strict Liability means:

• (1) Liability based in fault
• (2) Liability without fault
• (3) Liability for the act of another
• (4) Joint liability

India Practices

• (1) Commercial Surrogacy
• (2) Altruistic Surrogacy
• (3) Right to Abortion
• (4) Right to same sex marriage

GST stands in place of

• (1) Income Tax
• (2) Wealth Tax
• (3) Gift Tax
• (4) Service Tax

"Audi alteram partem" means

• (1) Let the hearing be open
• (2) Let the other be heard
• (3) Let the case be disposed speedily
• (4) Let anyone sue

Alibi means

• (1) Proof by Document
• (2) Accomplice
• (3) Absence of defense
• (4) Proof of accused present elsewhere

Sending unsolicited messages via Internet is known as

• (1) Stalking
• (2) Phishing
• (3) Caching
• (4) Spamming