Political Science Nios plus two III Welcome to your Political Science Nios plus two III Total Questions: 50 Name Mobile No: 1. What is the tenure of Election Commissioners? 6 years 5 years Until the age of 70 3 years None Hint 2. What are the 2 categories of Council of Ministers? Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State Chief Ministers and Governors Prime Minister and President Members of Parliament and Members of Legislative Assembly None Hint 3. What are the qualifications and tenure of a Supreme Court judge? He/she must have been a judge of a High Court for at least 10 years. The retirement age is 62 years. He/she must be at least 50 years old with 15 years of judicial experience. The retirement age is 70 years. He/she must be a practicing lawyer for 20 years. The retirement age is 65 years. He/she must have been a judge of a High Court for at least 5 years or an advocate of a High Court for at least 10 years. The retirement age is 65 years. None Hint 4. Write any 4 fundamental rights? Right to Drive, Right to Work, Right to Travel, Right to Health Right to Property, Right to Vote, Right to Privacy, Right to Religion Right to Equality, Right to Freedom, Right against Exploitation, Right to Education Right to Trade, Right to Speak, Right to Marry, Right to Demand None Hint 5. what is the Courts of session judge in called Sessions Court District Court Supreme Court High Court None Hint 6. Retirement age of a judge ? 65 years 60 years 62 years 70 years None Hint 7. Who is the Supreme Commander in India aimed force President of India Defence Minister Chief of Defence Staff Prime Minister of India None Hint 8. what do you mean by land revenue ? A tax on agricultural land paid to the government A fine for breaking land laws A loan taken by farmers Income earned from selling land None Hint 9. write any 2 right of equality? Right to property Right to equality before the law Right to vote Right to freedom of speech None Hint 10. What do you mean by habeas corpus? A permission to hold a public meeting A court order to collect taxes A writ to release a person who is illegally detained A law to punish criminals None Hint 11. For how many years is the President elected? 8 years 3 years 5 years 4 years None Hint 12. Who declares Financial Emergency? Prime Minister President of India Parliament Chief Justice of India None Hint 13. What is a Constitutional Case? A criminal case involving constitutional violations A case related to election disputes A case involving disputes over financial matters between states A case involving the interpretation or enforcement of the Constitution None Hint 14. What is the meaning of mandamus? Punishment for a crime A new law passed by Parliament A command or order from a court A type of agreement None Hint 15. Who can advise for the declaration of Emergency due to failure of Constitutional machinery in a state? Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly Governor of the concerned state Chief Minister of the State Prime Minister of India None Hint 16. what are the revenue case ? Criminal offences and theft Traffic rules and violations Family disputes and marriages Ownership, possession, and revenue of agricultural land None Hint 17. Financial relations between Centre & State Taxes levied and collected by the State but assigned to the Union Taxes levied by the State but collected and appropriated by the Union Taxes levied and collected by the Union but assigned to the State; taxes levied by the Union but collected and appropriated by the State; taxes levied, collected, and retained by the Centre All taxes are levied and collected only by the State governments None Hint 18. what is appellate Jurisdiction? The power to try cases for the first time The duty to execute court orders The authority to hear appeals from lower courts The right to make laws None Hint 19. In which article is National Emergency mentioned? Article 37 Article 30 Article 32 Article 36 None Hint 20. Why is PIL important? It restricts the rights of citizens in emergency situations. It is used only for criminal cases. It allows any individual or group to seek justice for public causes without directly being affected. It helps the government pass new laws quickly. None Hint 21. Has Financial Emergency ever been declared? Yes, once in 1975 Yes, twice in the 1990s No, it has never been declared Yes, during the Emergency of 1975-77 None Hint 22. What are the qualifications for the President? Must be a government employee and at least 30 years old Must be a citizen of India and at least 25 years old Must be a member of the Supreme Court Must be a citizen of India and at least 35 years old, and should not be a government servant None Hint 23. What do you understand by Prohibition ? A law that bans alcohol A court order to release a person from jail A writ to prevent a lower court from acting beyond its powers Permission for a court to start a new case None Hint 24. What is toll tax? Tax collected for using a particular road or bridge Tax imposed on agricultural products Tax charged on imported goods Tax levied on income from business None Hint 25. In which years was National Emergency declared? 1971 1962 1980 1975 None Hint 26. What do you understand by original jurisdiction? The High Court has the power to hear & decide cases which are brought directly to it The High Court gives advice to the government on legal matters The High Court supervises the functioning of subordinate courts The High Court can only review decisions made by lower courts None Hint 27. What do you mean by Parliament? A committee that manages elections A group of judges in the Supreme Court The law-making body consisting of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha The executive branch of the government None Hint 28. Which court's another name is "Court of Record"? Supreme Court High Court District Court Session Court None Hint 29. What are the 3 types of Emergency? Political Emergency, National Emergency, Economic Emergency National Emergency, Internal Emergency, External Emergency National Emergency, State Emergency, Financial Emergency Military Emergency, Civil Emergency, Financial Emergency None Hint 30. What is the most important feature of a federation? Written Constitution, Rigid Constitution, Division of Powers Presidential System Unitary Government Parliamentary Supremacy None Hint 31. How many times National Emergency (under Article 352) has been declared? 3 1 2 4 None Hint 32. How many High Courts are there in India ? 21 23 24 25 None Hint 33. There are 25 judges besides the justice who is also called the _________? Chief Judge Chief Minister Senior Judge Chief Justice of India None Hint 34. What are the purposes of Local Self Govt. Bodies? Conducting national elections and managing defense Setting foreign policy and managing interstate trade Supplying drinking water, street light supply, road maintenance Printing currency and regulating banks None Hint 35. what are the various types of subordinate of Lower carts ? Supreme Court, High Court, and District Court Civil Courts, Criminal Courts, Revenue Courts, and Family Courts Parliament, Legislature, and Executive Election Commission and Lok Sabha None Hint 36. Mention 1 Judicial Power of the President? Conducting court trials Appointing judges Passing new laws Granting pardons to criminals None Hint 37. By whom are the taxes imposed on commission agents like Panchayat? Zila Parishad Municipal Corporation Nagar Panchayat Gram Panchayat None Hint 38. What is the procedure to remove the President' Impeached by Parliament for violation of the Constitution Removed by a vote of the citizens Removed through a Supreme Court judgment Removed by the Prime Minister's decision None Hint 39. How many types of urban local bodies are found in India ? 4 types: Municipal Corporation, Municipality, Panchayat, Cantonment Board 5 types: Municipal Corporation, Municipality, Panchayat, Town Area Committee, Notified Area Committee 3 types: Municipal Corporation, Municipalities, Panchayats 2 types: Municipalities and Panchayats None Hint 40. Pick 1 fundamental freedom ? Freedom of Speech and Expression Freedom to travel abroad Freedom to drive a vehicle Freedom to own property None Hint 41. Who appoints the district judge? The President of India The Supreme Court The Chief Minister The Governor of the State None Hint 42. How is President declared? Selected by the Supreme Court Elected by the members of Parliament Elected directly by the citizens Appointed by the Prime Minister None Hint 43. What is a general election? Election to choose the head of a village panchayat Election for appointing judges in the Supreme Court Election to select government employees Election held to constitute a new local setting or legislative assembly None Hint 44. What is the most important feature of a federation? Its Constitution should be a written one Unitary form of government Single citizenship Single judiciary None Hint 45. For how many years is the Vice President elected ? 6 years 3 years 7 years 5 years None Hint 46. Which body can ensure participatory or democratic elected representation? Zila Parishad Gram Sabha Panchayat Samiti Municipal Corporation None Hint 47. What is the Contingency Fund of India? A reserve for giving loans to state governments A fund used only for military operations A fund used for long-term development projects A fund kept by the Union Government for any unforeseen expenditure for which money is immediately needed None Hint 48. What is the important source of revenue of Urban Local Bodies? Sales tax Income tax Service tax Property tax imposed on land & buildings None Hint 49. Name 3 structures of Panchayati Raj? Municipal Corporation, Panchayat Samiti, Taluka Village Council, City Council, District Council Gram Sabha, Municipality, Zila Parishad Panchayat (village level), Janpad or Panchayat Samiti (block level), Zila Parishad (district level) None Hint 50. None Time's up Share: admin Previous post Political Science Nios plus two II August 22, 2025 Next post Political Science Nios plus two IV August 22, 2025
