This post is designed to give you a real exam-level experience with a set of 25 tough, concept-driven questions inspired by recent Judiciary exam trends. These are not basic or direct questions — each one is crafted to test your understanding, accuracy, and application of law.
You’ll face:
✔ Mixed questions from multiple core subjects
✔ Twisted and tricky concepts based on PYQ patterns
✔ Questions that reflect actual exam difficulty level
✔ Instant answers after every question for quick self-evaluation
If you’re serious about cracking Judiciary, this is the kind of practice that will push you beyond average preparation and help you identify your weak areas.
1. A plaint can be rejected at which stage?
(a) Before registration
(b) After summons
(c) At any stage of suit
(d) Only before trial
👉 Answer: (c)
2. “Facts necessary to explain or introduce relevant facts” fall under:
(a) Section 5
(b) Section 7
(c) Section 9
(d) Section 11
👉 Answer: (c)
3. Under IPC, act done under compulsion of threat (except murder) is covered under:
(a) Section 80
(b) Section 81
(c) Section 94
(d) Section 95
👉 Answer: (c)
4. Under CrPC, Magistrate ordering investigation under Section 156(3) acts:
(a) Administratively
(b) Judicially
(c) Executive capacity
(d) Police authority
👉 Answer: (b)
5. A void agreement is:
(a) Enforceable
(b) Illegal
(c) Not enforceable
(d) Punishable
👉 Answer: (c)
6. Under CPC, res judicata applies when:
(a) Matter directly and substantially in issue
(b) Same parties
(c) Competent court
(d) All of the above
👉 Answer: (d)
7. Under IPC, “knowledge” differs from intention because:
(a) Knowledge implies awareness
(b) Intention implies purpose
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) No difference
👉 Answer: (c)
8. Under Evidence Act, presumption of legitimacy is under:
(a) Section 111
(b) Section 112
(c) Section 113
(d) Section 114
👉 Answer: (b)
9. Under CrPC, discharge in Sessions trial is under:
(a) Section 227
(b) Section 228
(c) Section 239
(d) Section 240
👉 Answer: (a)
10. Under Contract Act, acceptance must be:
(a) Conditional
(b) Absolute and unqualified
(c) Oral only
(d) Written only
👉 Answer: (b)
11. Under CPC, inherent powers cannot be used when:
(a) No provision exists
(b) Specific provision exists
(c) Justice demands
(d) Court orders
👉 Answer: (b)
12. Under IPC, “attempt” begins when:
(a) Preparation ends
(b) Intention formed
(c) Act completed
(d) Motive arises
👉 Answer: (a)
13. Under Evidence Act, burden of proof shifts:
(a) Never
(b) Always
(c) During trial
(d) On proving prima facie case
👉 Answer: (d)
14. Under CrPC, cognizance can be taken:
(a) On complaint
(b) On police report
(c) On information
(d) All of the above
👉 Answer: (d)
15. Consider the following:Agreement without consideration is voidStranger to consideration can sueWhich is correct?
(a) 1 only
(b) 2 only
(c) Both
(d) None
👉 Answer: (c)
16. Under CPC, “mesne profits” include:
(a) Actual profits
(b) Potential profits
(c) Both
(d) None
👉 Answer: (c)
17. Under IPC, “negligence” differs from “rashness” because:
(a) Rashness = risk taking
(b) Negligence = carelessness
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) No difference
👉 Answer: (c)
18. Under Evidence Act, dying declaration:
(a) Must be recorded by Magistrate
(b) Must be in writing
(c) Can be oral
(d) Must be signed
👉 Answer: (c)
19. Under CrPC, FIR is:
(a) Substantive evidence
(b) Not substantive evidence
(c) Conclusive proof
(d) Documentary proof
👉 Answer: (b)
20. Under TPA, doctrine of election is under:
(a) Section 35
(b) Section 36
(c) Section 37
(d) Section 38
👉 Answer: (a)
21. Under CPC, second appeal lies on:
(a) Question of fact
(b) Question of law
(c) Substantial question of law
(d) Mixed question
👉 Answer: (c)
22. Under IPC, “common object” is under:
(a) Section 34
(b) Section 141
(c) Section 149
(d) Both (b) and (c)
👉 Answer: (d)
23. Under Evidence Act, “admission” is:
(a) Conclusive proof
(b) Relevant evidence
(c) Irrelevant
(d) Binding always
👉 Answer: (b)
24. Under CrPC, compounding requires permission of court in:
(a) All cases
(b) No cases
(c) Some cases
(d) Only serious offences
👉 Answer: (c)
25. Under Constitution, basic structure doctrine was laid in:
(a) Golaknath case
(b) Kesavananda Bharati case
(c) Minerva Mills case
(d) I.R. Coelho case
👉 Answer: (b)
💡 Tip: Attempt all questions in one sitting to truly assess your preparation level.
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