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Odometer is to Mileage as Compass is to ..............

• (1) Hiking
• (2) Needle
• (3) Direction
• (4) Road

The number of Seats in Rajya Sabha from Andhra Pradesh is

• (1) 11
• (2) 12
• (3) 10
• (4) 9

Which of the following games is played with racket?

• (1) Canoeing
• (2) Skiing
• (3) Curling
• (4) Tennis

Three important rivers of the Indian subcontinent have their sources near the Manasarovar Lake in the Great Himalayas. These rivers are

• (1) Krishna, Godavari and Penna
• (2) Indus, Jhelum and Sutlej
• (3) Brahmaputra, Indus and Sutlej
• (4) Brahmaputra, Sutlej and Yamuna

What is the capital of Afghanistan?

• (1) Kabul
• (2) Kandahar
• (3) Herat
• (4) Jalalabad

In India, 15th January is celebrated as

• (1) Teachers Day,
• (2) Women's Day
• (3) Mother's Day
• (4) Army Day

Prior to 1961, Goa was under the control of

• (1) Portugal
• (2) China
• (3) England
• (4) France

What does the word "Petrichor" refer to?

• (1) The smell of fresh flowers in spring
• (2) The scent of rain on dry soil
• (3) The fragrance of blooming plants
• (4) The aroma of wet grass

The First Female Judge of the Supreme Court of India is

• (1) Justice Leila Seth
• (2) Justice Cornelia Sorabji
• (3) Justice Fatima Beevi
• (4) Justice Ruma Pal

What is 'Paleontology'?

• (1) Study of human evolution and their inter-relations
• (2) Study of fossils and ancient life forms
• (3) Study of Parenting and raising kids
• (4) Study of Planets

In which year did Mahatma Gandhi launch the Quit India Movement?

• (1) 1939
• (2) 1942
• (3) 1944
• (4) 1946

What does the abbreviation "VR" stand for in technology?

• (1) Virtual Reasoning
• (2) Visual Recognition
• (3) Voice Recording
• (4) Virtual Reality

The powerhouse of the cell is called ...........

• (1) Nucleus
• (2) Mitochondria
• (3) Ribosome
• (4) Golgi Apparatus

Who painted the famous painting 'The Mona Lisa'?

• (1) Pablo Picasso
• (2) Leonardo da Vinci
• (3) Vincent van Gogh
• (4) Michelangelo

What is the meaning of the term 'Patriarchy'?

• (1) A social system where men have more power than women
• (2) A social system where women have more power than men
• (3) A social system where parliament controls the whole country
• (4) A social system where the political parties control the States

In which direction does the Earth rotate on its own axis?

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

Which one of the following ports is the deepest landlocked and well-protected port?

• (1) Tuticorin
• (2) Paradeep
• (3) Visakhapatnam
• (4) Krishnapatnam

'HTTPS' stands for

• (1) Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
• (2) High-Tech Transfer Process Sample
• (3) Hyperlink Technology Platform Series
• (4) Host Transfer Testing Protocol Score

The word 'Somnambulist' means

• (1) Someone who struggles to sleep at night
• (2) Someone who walks while sleeping
• (3) Someone who participates in bull fighting
• (4) Someone who finds it difficult to wake up in the morning

Pointing to a woman, Mahesh said, “She is the daughter-in-law of my paternal grandmother’s only child.” How is the woman related to Mahesh?

• (1) Mother
• (2) Aunt
• (3) Wife
• (4) Sister

A man walks 8 km north, then 8 km east, and 2 km south. What is his final distance from the starting point?

• (1) 10 km
• (2) 8 km
• (3) 9 km
• (4) 6 km

Identify the next in the series: AZ, BY, CX, ?

• (1) DY
• (2) DW
• (3) DE
• (4) EF

Arrange the following words in reverse alphabetical order

• (1) Anthropology, Architecture, Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology
• (2) Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy, Anthropology, Architecture
• (3) Anthropology, Architecture, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy
• (4) Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Architecture, Anthropology

Identify the word that does NOT belong to this group

• (1) Lungs
• (2) Liver
• (3) Heart
• (4) Skull

Select the word which cannot be formed using the letters in the word 'REFERENCES'

• (1) REFER
• (2) FENCE
• (3) SCENE
• (4) SPEAR

In a group of 100 people, 30 speak only English, another 50 speak only Telugu, and another 20 speak both. How many speak at least one language?

• (1) 70
• (2) 100
• (3) 80
• (4) 50

Which of the following is NOT an input device in a computer?

• (1) Keyboard
• (2) Mouse
• (3) Monitor
• (4) Scanner

Find the missing number in this series: 7, 14, 42, ........., 840.

• (1) 210
• (2) 168
• (3) 278
• (4) 126

If January 10th was a Saturday, what day is February 14th in the same year?

• (1) Friday
• (2) Saturday
• (3) Sunday
• (4) Monday

Who of the following is the founder of the Tata Group?

• (1) Ratan Tata
• (2) Dorabji Tata
• (3) Jamshedji Tata
• (4) Naval Tata

What is the name of the taxi service proposed by the Indian Government to empower drivers in March 2025?

• (1) Aapka Vaahan
• (2) Sahakar Taxi
• (3) Bhartiya Taxi
• (4) Swadeshi Yatra

Which of the following Companies signed a contract with the Ministry of Defence to manufacture Sukhoi Su-30 MKI jets in India in December 2024?

• (1) Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)
• (2) Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
• (3) Paras Defence and Space Technologies Limited
• (4) Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL)

Which one of the following was recently renamed as ‘X’?

• (1) Google
• (2) Bing
• (3) Yahoo
• (4) Twitter

Which Central Ministry is responsible for operating 'Computer Didi Centers' and 'Didi ki Dukhan'?

• (1) Ministry of Women and Child Development
• (2) Ministry of Rural Development
• (3) Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship
• (4) Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

As per the Global Rich List 2025, which country has the highest number of millionaires?

• (1) China
• (2) India
• (3) United States of America
• (4) Australia

What is the unique feature of the newly inaugurated Pamban Bridge?

• (1) It is the longest bridge in India
• (2) It is India's first vertical lift sea bridge
• (3) It connects India to Sri Lanka
• (4) It is made entirely of glass

Which country is the largest producer of milk in the world?

• (1) China
• (2) United States
• (3) India
• (4) Brazil

What is the name of the maritime exercise between India and African countries in April 2025?

• (1) Sagar Unity Exercise
• (2) Africa-India Key Maritime Engagement (AIKEYME)
• (3) Indian Ocean Naval Cooperation Exercise (IONCE)
• (4) Indo-African Maritime Security and Growth Initiative (IAMSGI)

Which Indian State/ Union Territory has announced plans to install a statue of Sri Potti Sri Ramulu?

• (1) New Delhi
• (2) Andhra Pradesh
• (3) Karnataka
• (4) Telangana

Who of the following was recently honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the House of Commons in the United Kingdom?

• (1) Sri Amitabh Bachchan
• (2) Sri Chiranjeevi
• (3) Sri Mohanlal
• (4) Sri Rajinikanth

Which U.S. State has recently unveiled a 90-foot-tall statue of Swami Hanuman?

• (1) Texas
• (2) California
• (3) Florida
• (4) New York

What does the P4 model introduced by Hon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Sri N. Chandrababu Naidu emphasize?

• (1) Parliament-Public-Private Partnership
• (2) Principal-Public-People Participation
• (3) Public-Private-People Partnership
• (4) Parent-Public-Private Participation

In January 2025, who of the following has been appointed as the new chairman of ISRO?

• (1) Sri S. Somnath
• (2) Sri V. Narayanan
• (3) Dr. K. Sivan
• (4) Dr. K. Radhakrishnan

Who is the current Secretary-General of the United Nations Organisation?

• (1) António Guterres
• (2) Ban Ki-moon
• (3) Kofi Annan
• (4) Javier Pérez de Cuéllar

Which State Government has recently launched the first WhatsApp-based governance platform to provide services directly to the public?

• (1) Gujarat
• (2) Telangana
• (3) Andhra Pradesh
• (4) Uttar Pradesh

Which State Government has recently launched the first WhatsApp-based governance platform to provide services directly to the public?

• (1) Gujarat
• (2) Telangana
• (3) Andhra Pradesh
• (4) Uttar Pradesh

What is the theme of World Health Day for the year 2025?

• (1) Healthy Beginnings, Hopeful Futures
• (2) Health is Wealth
• (3) Yoga for a Healthy Future
• (4) Building a Healthier World

Who is the Law Minister for the State of Andhra Pradesh?

• (1) Sri Nasyam Mohammed Farooq
• (2) Sri Nara Lokesh
• (3) Sri Konidala Pawan Kalyan
• (4) Sri Nadendla Manohar

Which Indian city was declared as the cleanest in the ‘Swachh Survekshan 2025’ rankings?

• (1) Darjeeling
• (2) Pune
• (3) Indore
• (4) Visakhapatnam

In which city did India’s First Underwater Metro get inaugurated in 2024?

• (1) Kolkata
• (2) Chennai
• (3) Mumbai
• (4) Thiruvananthapuram

Who became the first-ever Indian woman after independence to win two bronze medals in a single Olympic Games?

• (1) Sakshi Malik
• (2) Manu Bhaker
• (3) Mary Kom
• (4) P.V. Sindhu

What is the name of the military operation carried out by India on 07 May 2025, targeting terror camps across Pakistan?

• (1) Operation Vijay
• (2) Operation Polo
• (3) Operation Sindhoor
• (4) Operation Sakshi

Who was awarded the most prestigious Bharat Ratna Award (posthumously) in the year 2024?

• (1) Sri M.S. Swaminathan
• (2) Sri Atal Bihari Vajpayee
• (3) Sri C.V. Raman
• (4) Sri Amartya Sen

Which State Government launched the "Shakthi Women and Child Safety App" to enhance the safety and security of women and children?

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

Who is the Governor for the State of Andhra Pradesh as of April 2025?

• (1) Smt. Tamilisai Soundararajan
• (2) Sri Jishnu Dev Varma
• (3) Sri S. Abdul Nazeer
• (4) Sri Biswabhushan Harichandan

As per the 'World Economic outlook of IMF', India has surpassed ........ to become the fourth largest economy in the world.

• (1) Japan
• (2) France
• (3) Germany
• (4) South Africa

In December 2024, Which Ministry launched the "Bal Vivah Mukht Bharat Abhiyan" campaign aimed at eradicating child marriage?

• (1) Ministry of Home Affairs
• (2) Ministry of Women and Child Development
• (3) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
• (4) Ministry of Education

Who was appointed as the 50th Vice President of the United States in January 2025?

• (1) Kamala Harris
• (2) JD Vance
• (3) Tim Ryan
• (4) Mike Pence

Who of the following has won the Tata Steel Masters Chess Title in the year 2025?

• (1) R. Praggnanandhaa
• (2) D. Gukesh
• (3) Arjun Erigaisi
• (4) Vidit Santosh Gujrathi

In 2024, The Google’s AI chatbot BARD was renamed as ..........

• (1) Atlas
• (2) Gemini
• (3) Polaris
• (4) Nova

The Constitution of India came into force on

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

Is the identification of the gender of the foetus permissible under Indian law?

• (1) It is permissible without any restrictions
• (2) It is strictly prohibited under the law
• (3) Only with the consent of the parents
• (4) Only with the consent of the mother

In Legal Language, 'Homicide' means -

• (1) Hunting of wild animals by human beings
• (2) Killing of human being by another human being
• (3) Causing disturbance or annoyance to others
• (4) Entering into house of others during night without permission

Preparing a false document is ..........

• (1) Robbery
• (2) Forgery
• (3) Theft
• (4) Counterfeit

The provisions relating to the 'Fundamental Duties' in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from which country's Constitution?

• (1) USA
• (2) Japan
• (3) Republic of South Africa
• (4) USSR

The term 'Double Jeopardy' refers to

• (1) Commission of the same offence two times
• (2) Punishment by two courts
• (3) Punishing twice for the same offence
• (4) Commission of two offences at the same time

What does the term "Damages" mean in legal terminology?

• (1) Compensation
• (2) Punishment
• (3) Confiscation
• (4) Arrest of a person

The Fundamental Rights are dealt under the Indian Constitution from Articles

• (1) 12 to 32
• (2) 12 to 35
• (3) 14 to 32
• (4) 14 to 35

Who administers the oath of office to the Governor of a State?

• (1) The President
• (2) The Chief Justice of Supreme Court
• (3) The Chief Justice of the State's High Court
• (4) The Chief Minister of the State

A Charge Sheet is filed in

• (1) Civil case
• (2) Criminal case
• (3) Matrimonial case
• (4) Property case

According to the Indian Constitution, the total number of Judges in the Supreme Court of India including the Chief Justice is

• (1) 34
• (2) 32
• (3) 25
• (4) 35

In consequence of the death or incapacity of the President, Vice President can hold the office of President till

• (1) 6 months
• (2) 12 months
• (3) 1 month
• (4) The new President is elected

What does the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 primarily deals with?

• (1) Criminal offenses
• (2) Ownership and transfer of property
• (3) Constitutional Rights of Citizens
• (4) Labour laws

What type of federal system does India have?

• (1) Quasi-Federal
• (2) Strictly Federal
• (3) Not at all Federal
• (4) Confederation

What is the primary purpose of live streaming of Supreme Court proceedings in India?

• (1) To allow virtual public access to court proceedings
• (2) To replace physical court hearings entirely
• (3) To enable lawyers to file cases online
• (4) To record only criminal cases for future reference

Insolvency Petition (I.P) is filed by

• (1) A person who is unable to repay debts
• (2) The Government in order to regulate the Banking sector
• (3) The person who lends money
• (4) People who want to increase borrowing capacity for businesses

What does the term "Bail" mean in Criminal Law?

• (1) Taking the person into Police Custody
• (2) Temporary Release of the arrested person by Court
• (3) Punishment for crime committed
• (4) Seizing of Property

Out of the following High Courts, which one is NOT situated at the Capital of the State?

• (1) Madras High Court
• (2) Allahabad High Court
• (3) Calcutta High Court
• (4) Bombay High Court

In India, political reservations for women are currently existing only in

• (1) Lok Sabha
• (2) Rajya Sabha
• (3) State Legislative Assemblies
• (4) Panchayati Raj Bodies

Which Act prohibits the hunting of Animals and made it punishable?

• (1) Wildlife Protection Act, 1972
• (2) Forest Conservation Act, 1980
• (3) Environmental Protection Act, 1986
• (4) Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960

What is the meaning of the term "International Treaty"?

• (1) A contract between individuals within a country.
• (2) A formal agreement between two or more countries.
• (3) A financial agreement between businesses.
• (4) A policy document issued by a government department.

Women-centric development focuses on:

• (1) Improving girl child's education.
• (2) Empowering women to earn and have control over resources.
• (3) Reducing violence against women.
• (4) All of the above.

Which of the following statement is NOT true about the Indian Constitution?

• (1) It gives official status to one religion.
• (2) It provides for abolition of Untouchability.
• (3) It prohibits discrimination on the ground of caste.
• (4) It empowers States to make laws exclusively for Women and Children.

Which one of the following terms are used to describe trade between two or more countries?

• (1) Internal Trade
• (2) International Trade
• (3) Local Trade
• (4) Domestic Trade

Choose the correct meaning of the term "Reserved Forests" from the following

• (1) Forests regarded as most valuable as far as the conservation of forest and wildlife resources.
• (2) All Forest lands are not protected from any further depletion.
• (3) Forest lands jointly owned by both the government and private individuals.
• (4) Forests reserved exclusively for private individuals for their enjoyment.

What is the full form of ‘UNESCO’?

• (1) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
• (2) United Nations Environmental Sustainability Commission
• (3) Universal Network for Environment and Science Organization
• (4) United Nations Engineering Studies and Cultural Operations

'Bona fide' means

• (1) Good Behaviour
• (2) In Good Faith
• (3) In secrecy
• (4) Both 1 & 2

What is the condition required to be opposition party in the Lok Sabha?

• (1) Party should be in power in at least one-third of the Indian States
• (2) Party should have a minimum of one-tenth seats of the total strength of the House
• (3) Party should have a minimum of one-third of the total seats in the House
• (4) All other parties are to be considered as opposition except the ruling party

Who served as the Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Constituent Assembly of India?

• (1) Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
• (2) Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
• (3) Sir B. N. Rau
• (4) Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad

What is the Rural Local Self-Government in India popularly called?

• (1) Panchayati Raj Bodies
• (2) Municipalities
• (3) Corporations
• (4) Zilla Parishad

The Governor of a State in India is appointed by

• (1) The Prime Minister
• (2) The President
• (3) The CJI in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court of the respective State
• (4) The Chief Minister on the advice of the Prime Minister

Under the Indian Constitution, which of the following describes India as a ‘Secular State’?

• (1) The Directive Principles of State Policy
• (2) The Preamble
• (3) The Union and its Territory
• (4) Citizenship

Who of the following Presidents in India was elected unanimously?

• (1) Sri Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
• (2) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
• (3) Sri Ramnath Kovind
• (4) Sri R. Venkataraman

At the time of passing a Bill, The Chairman of Rajya Sabha has

• (1) Three votes
• (2) Two votes
• (3) One vote like any other member of the Rajya Sabha
• (4) One Vote, only in case of equality of votes

What is the full form of the FIR?

• (1) First Incident Report
• (2) Final Information Report
• (3) First Information Report
• (4) Frequent Incidents Record

The Chairman of the NITI Aayog in India is

• (1) The President
• (2) The Vice President
• (3) The Prime Minister
• (4) The Finance Minister

Andaman and Nicobar Islands fall under the jurisdiction of ......... High Court.

• (1) Madras
• (2) Odisha
• (3) Calcutta
• (4) Andhra Pradesh

The State Election Commissioner can be removed by

• (1) The Governor of the State on the advice of Chief Minister
• (2) A resolution in the State Legislative Assembly
• (3) A procedure similar to that of removal of a Judge of High Court
• (4) A procedure similar to that of removal of a Chief Minister

In a year, the Lok Sabha shall meet atleast

• (1) Twice a year with not more than six months between two sessions
• (2) Twice a year with not more than four months between two sessions
• (3) Thrice a year with not more than three months between two sessions
• (4) As many times as the President wishes

The Finance Commission is appointed for every

• (1) Three years
• (2) Four years
• (3) Five years
• (4) Ten years

The National Flag was adopted in the year

• (1) 1947
• (2) 1949
• (3) 1950
• (4) 1951

What is the minimum age required to file an application under the Right to Information Act?

• (1) 14 Years
• (2) 18 Years
• (3) 21 Years
• (4) No Such Limit

An oral or a written statement that injures someone’s reputation is known as:

• (1) Assault
• (2) Nuisance
• (3) Defamation
• (4) Breach

A formal document that grants a person to act on behalf of another is called

• (1) Will
• (2) Lease Deed
• (3) Power of Attorney
• (4) There is no such document

In criminal law, the person against whom criminal charges are framed is called as

• (1) Defence Counsel
• (2) Prosecution
• (3) Accused
• (4) Victim

Which of the following is NOT explicitly mentioned in the Preamble to the Constitution?

• (1) Morality
• (2) Secular
• (3) Equality
• (4) Republic

A Judge of the Supreme Court can be removed from office only on grounds of

• (1) On allegations in news media
• (2) Delivering wrong judgments
• (3) Based on Seniority
• (4) Proven misbehaviour

Which law deals with crimes and punishment?

• (1) Civil Law
• (2) Criminal Law
• (3) Contract Law
• (4) Torts Law

One of the participants in commission of crime is known as

• (1) Appellant
• (2) Plaintiff
• (3) Defendant
• (4) Accomplice

An offence which can be compromised between the parties is known as

• (1) Non Bailable offence
• (2) Compoundable offence
• (3) Non cognizable offence
• (4) Serious Offence

Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

• (1) Prime Minister is leader of the Majority Party in Lok Sabha
• (2) Prime Minister is the Head of the Cabinet
• (3) Prime Minister is the Head of the Government
• (4) Prime Minister is the Constitutional Head of the Country

The act of killing a new born baby is called as

• (1) Foeticide
• (2) Infanticide
• (3) Suicide
• (4) Abortion

The most important instrument of social control in the modern days is

• (1) Custom
• (2) Caste
• (3) Religion
• (4) Law

Where can F.I.R be lodged at?

• (1) The Supreme Court of India
• (2) The High Court of State
• (3) Any Court
• (4) Police Station

Which of the following is NOT a constitutional body?

• (1) Finance Commission
• (2) State Public Service Commission
• (3) Election Commission
• (4) NITI Aayog (Planning Commission)

How many Fundamental Duties are listed in the Constitution of India?

• (1) 10
• (2) 11
• (3) 15
• (4) 12

The primary focus of the Wildlife sanctuaries is/are

• (1) Conservation of Natural Habitats
• (2) Protection of specific species
• (3) Providing limited access to human activities
• (4) All of the above

The act of entering into other's property without the permission is

• (1) Trespass
• (2) Defamation
• (3) Assault
• (4) Murder

A Contract creates a

• (1) Legal Obligation
• (2) Social Obligation
• (3) Political Obligation
• (4) Ethical Obligation

'A' borrowed money from 'B' by handing over her jewellery as a security for the debt. This transaction is called as

• (1) Pledge
• (2) Sale
• (3) Lease
• (4) Indemnity