LLM Preparation Booster: 25 High-Level Questions for Top Law Entrances

Preparing for LLM entrance exams like Allahabad University and NLUs requires deep conceptual clarity and strong analytical skills. This set of 25 ultra-tough MCQs is designed to challenge your understanding of Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, International Law, and other core subjects. A perfect practice set for serious aspirants aiming to secure top ranks.

1.Which of the following best explains the doctrine of basic structure?

A. It restricts Parliament’s ordinary legislative power

B. It applies only to Fundamental Rights

C. It limits the amending power under Article 368

D. It applies only to emergency provisions

Answer: C

2.“Procedure established by law” was expanded in which case?

A. A.K. Gopalan

B. Maneka Gandhi

C. Kesavananda Bharati

D. Minerva Mills

Answer: B

3.Which statement is correct regarding ratio decidendi?

A. It is obiter dictum

B. It is binding part of judgment

C. It is always stated explicitly

D. It is not binding on lower courts

Answer: B

4.Under International Law, pacta sunt servanda implies:

A. Treaties are void

B. Agreements must be kept

C. States are sovereign

D. Custom overrides treaties

Answer: B

5.Which of the following is NOT a feature of Rule of Law?

A. Supremacy of law

B. Equality before law

C. Arbitrary power of state

D. Legal certainty

Answer: C

6.In Contract Law, “quantum meruit” arises when:

A. Contract is fully performed

B. Contract is void

C. One party partly performs and seeks payment

D. Contract is illegal

Answer: C

7.Which doctrine applies when administrative authority exceeds jurisdiction?

A. Ultra vires

B. Res judicata

C. Estoppel

D. Waiver

Answer: A

8.Which case established absolute liability in India?

A. Donoghue v Stevenson

B. Rylands v Fletcher

C. M.C. Mehta v Union of India

D. Vishaka v State of Rajasthan

Answer: C

9.Which statement about mens rea is correct?

A. Not required in strict liability offences

B. Always required

C. Only in civil law

D. Same as actus reus

Answer: A

10.Doctrine of proportionality is applied in:

A. Criminal trials only

B. Administrative law review

C. Contract disputes

D. Property law

Answer: B

11.Which writ ensures performance of public duty?

A. Certiorari

B. Mandamus

C. Prohibition

D. Habeas Corpus

Answer: B

12.Which of the following is NOT a source of International Law?

A. Treaties

B. Customs

C. Judicial decisions

D. Domestic statutes

Answer: D

13.In Evidence Law, “best evidence rule” refers to:

A. Oral evidence

B. Documentary evidence preferred over oral

C. Expert opinion

D. Secondary evidence

Answer: B

14.Which principle governs conflict between Fundamental Rights?

A. Harmonious construction

B. Strict interpretation

C. Literal rule

D. Golden rule

Answer: A

15.Which statement is correct regarding consideration?

A. Must be adequate

B. Must move from promisee only

C. Must be lawful

D. Must be in writing

Answer: C

16.“Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea” means:

A. Act makes guilty

B. Mind alone is enough

C. Act + guilty mind required

D. Only intention matters

Answer: C

17.Under jurisprudence, Austin defined law as:

A. Social contract

B. Command of sovereign

C. Natural law

D. Customary rule

Answer: B

18.Which theory links law with morality?

A. Positivism

B. Natural Law

C. Realism

D. Analytical school

Answer: B

19.Which case deals with reading down doctrine?

A. Golaknath

B. Shreya Singhal

C. ADM Jabalpur

D. Keshavananda

Answer: B

20.Which principle applies when statute is ambiguous?

A. Literal rule

B. Mischief rule

C. Ejusdem generis

D. All of the above

Answer: D

21.Under IPC, mistake of fact is:

A. No defence

B. Complete defence

C. Partial defence

D. Only civil defence

Answer: B

22.Which body settles disputes between states internationally?

A. WTO

B. ICJ

C. IMF

D. UNGA

Answer: B

23.Doctrine of eclipse makes law:

A. Void ab initio

B. Completely repealed

C. Inactive but revivable

D. Criminal

Answer: C

24.Which maxim applies to unjust enrichment?

A. Ubi jus ibi remedium

B. Nemo dat quod non habet

C. No one should unjustly benefit

D. Volenti non fit injuria

Answer: C

25.In Administrative Law, delegation is valid when:

A. Unlimited

B. Essential functions delegated

C. Policy retained by legislature

D. Judiciary approves

Answer: C

– Team Lawyer Talks

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