PET Practice Set 11

UPSSSC PET (Preliminary Eligibility Test) · 2026 · with answers and explanations

questions
30
Total marks
30
Duration
120 minutes
Negative marking
−0.25

Subjects: Political Science

Question 1

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Preamble includes which types of justice?

  1. A.Social, Economic, and Political
  2. B.Social, Economic, and Cultural
  3. C.Social, Political, and Cultural
  4. D.Economic, Political, and Cultural

Correct answer: A

Question 2

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

How many parts does the Indian Constitution currently have?

  1. A.18
  2. B.20
  3. C.22
  4. D.25

Correct answer: C

Question 3

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

After the 44th Amendment, how many categories of Fundamental Rights exist?

  1. A.5
  2. B.6
  3. C.7
  4. D.8

Correct answer: B

Question 4

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Right to Freedom is guaranteed under which Article?

  1. A.Article 14
  2. B.Article 19
  3. C.Article 21
  4. D.Article 25

Correct answer: B

Question 5

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

"Prohibition of forced labour" falls under which Fundamental Right?

  1. A.Right to Freedom
  2. B.Right against Exploitation
  3. C.Right to Constitutional Remedies
  4. D.Cultural and Educational Rights

Correct answer: B

Question 6

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Supreme Court can issue how many types of writs?

  1. A.3
  2. B.4
  3. C.5
  4. D.6

Correct answer: C

Question 7

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Which Article is known as the "Heart and Soul" of the Indian Constitution?

  1. A.Article 14
  2. B.Article 19
  3. C.Article 21
  4. D.Article 32

Correct answer: D

Question 8

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Directive Principles of State Policy are contained in which Part of the Constitution?

  1. A.Part III
  2. B.Part IV
  3. C.Part IV-A
  4. D.Part V

Correct answer: B

Question 9

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Fundamental Duties are listed in which Part of the Constitution?

  1. A.Part III
  2. B.Part IV
  3. C.Part IV-A
  4. D.Part V

Correct answer: C

Question 10

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Fundamental Duties were added on the recommendation of which committee?

  1. A.Shah Commission
  2. B.Santhanam Committee
  3. C.Sarkaria Commission
  4. D.Swaran Singh Committee

Correct answer: D

Question 11

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Which of the following is a Fundamental Duty?

  1. A.Safeguard public property
  2. B.Develop scientific temper and humanism
  3. C.Protect the sovereignty, integrity and unity of India
  4. D.All of these

Correct answer: D

Question 12

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is:

  1. A.President of India
  2. B.Vice-President of India
  3. C.Speaker of Lok Sabha
  4. D.Prime Minister

Correct answer: B

Question 13

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Which Schedule of the Constitution provides the Union List, State List, and Concurrent List?

  1. A.First Schedule
  2. B.Fifth Schedule
  3. C.Seventh Schedule
  4. D.Eighth Schedule

Correct answer: C

Question 14

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Zero Hour in Parliament is:

  1. A.When opposition propositions are considered
  2. B.When matters of utmost importance are raised
  3. C.Interval between morning and afternoon sessions
  4. D.When Money Bill is introduced

Correct answer: B

Question 15

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Estimates Committee belongs exclusively to:

  1. A.Rajya Sabha
  2. B.Lok Sabha
  3. C.Both Houses
  4. D.None of these

Correct answer: B

Question 16

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The first President of India was:

  1. A.Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
  2. B.Dr. Rajendra Prasad
  3. C.Dr. Zakir Hussain
  4. D.V.V. Giri

Correct answer: B

Question 17

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Which motion is used to remove the President of India?

  1. A.Impeachment Motion
  2. B.Censure Motion
  3. C.Cut Motion
  4. D.No Confidence Motion

Correct answer: A

Question 18

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The President addresses both Houses of Parliament under which Article?

  1. A.Article 84
  2. B.Article 85
  3. C.Article 86
  4. D.Article 87

Correct answer: D

Question 19

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Advocate General of a State is appointed by:

  1. A.Chief Minister
  2. B.State Legislature
  3. C.The Governor
  4. D.The President

Correct answer: C

Question 20

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The tenure of the Prime Minister depends on:

  1. A.Fixed 5-year term
  2. B.Confidence of the Lok Sabha
  3. C.Support of the President
  4. D.Support of the Rajya Sabha

Correct answer: B

Question 21

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Supreme Court of India was established on:

  1. A.15 August 1947
  2. B.26 January 1950
  3. C.26 November 1949
  4. D.30 January 1950

Correct answer: B

Question 22

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The highest court in the Indian judicial hierarchy is:

  1. A.High Court
  2. B.Supreme Court
  3. C.District Court
  4. D.Tribunal

Correct answer: B

Question 23

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Pensions of High Court judges are charged on:

  1. A.Consolidated Fund of India
  2. B.Consolidated Fund of State
  3. C.Contingency Fund of India
  4. D.Public Account of India

Correct answer: A

Question 24

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

A judge of the Supreme Court can be removed by:

  1. A.President on his own
  2. B.Prime Minister
  3. C.Impeachment by Parliament
  4. D.Law Minister

Correct answer: C

Question 25

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The 73rd Amendment Act relates to:

  1. A.Anti-defection law
  2. B.Panchayati Raj institutions
  3. C.Municipalities
  4. D.Right to Education

Correct answer: B

Question 26

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

The Panchayati Raj system was formalized via which Constitutional Amendment?

  1. A.42nd Amendment in 1976
  2. B.44th Amendment in 1978
  3. C.73rd Amendment in 1992
  4. D.74th Amendment in 1992

Correct answer: C

Question 27

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Which committee recommended the three-tier Panchayati Raj system?

  1. A.Balwant Rai Mehta Committee
  2. B.Ashok Mehta Committee
  3. C.Sarkaria Commission
  4. D.L.M. Singhvi Committee

Correct answer: A

Question 28

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

Which Article deals with Financial Emergency?

  1. A.Article 352
  2. B.Article 356
  3. C.Article 360
  4. D.Article 365

Correct answer: C

Question 29

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

National Emergency is proclaimed under which Article?

  1. A.Article 352
  2. B.Article 356
  3. C.Article 360
  4. D.Article 370

Correct answer: A

Question 30

Political Science · 1 marks · −0.25

President's Rule in a State is imposed under:

  1. A.Article 352
  2. B.Article 356
  3. C.Article 360
  4. D.Article 365

Correct answer: B

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