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5-year BA-LLB Clat Ug Topup — practice questions

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Fundamental Rights are enshrined inRead the answer and worked solution →Directive Principles of State Policy areRead the answer and worked solution →Under the Constitution, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India is appointed byRead the answer and worked solution →Identify the word that means 'a person who breaks the law':Read the answer and worked solution →Identify the antonym of 'concur':Read the answer and worked solution →A person buys 3 books at Rs 240, Rs 320 and Rs 400. The average price per book isRead the answer and worked solution →

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Fundamental Rights are enshrined in

  1. Part IV
  2. Part IVA
  3. Part II
  4. Part III (Articles 12-35)
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Correct answer: D. Part III (Articles 12-35)

Part III Articles 12-35 contain the Fundamental Rights. Part IV (Articles 36-51) contains Directive Principles. Part IVA (Article 51A) contains the Fundamental Duties (added by 42nd Amendment).

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Directive Principles of State Policy are

  1. Non-justiciable but fundamental in the governance of the country (Article 37)
  2. Mandatory penal provisions
  3. Money provisions of the Constitution
  4. Justiciable like Fundamental Rights
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Correct answer: A. Non-justiciable but fundamental in the governance of the country (Article 37)

Article 37 expressly makes Directive Principles non-justiciable but declares them 'fundamental in the governance of the country' and casts a duty on the State to apply them in making laws.

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Under the Constitution, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India is appointed by

  1. The President of India (Article 148)
  2. The Lok Sabha Speaker
  3. The Chief Justice of India
  4. The Prime Minister
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Correct answer: A. The President of India (Article 148)

Article 148 vests the appointment in the President. The CAG holds office for 6 years or until 65, whichever earlier. Removal procedure mirrors that of a Supreme Court judge — providing functional independence.

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