LLM Entrance 2026: [CLAT PG] Practice Set of 50 Analytical Questions with Answers

Carefully curated set of 50 analytical questions for LLM entrance preparation, focusing on legal reasoning, case-based concepts, and doctrinal clarity aligned with CLAT PG pattern and other LLM entrance exams.

1. Article 21 has been interpreted to include:
A. Right to privacy
B. Right to livelihood
C. Right to dignity
D. All of the above
Ans: D

2. Assertion (A): Basic Structure doctrine limits Parliament’s amending power.
Reason (R): Parliament can amend any part of Constitution without limitation.
A. Both correct
B. A correct, R wrong
C. A wrong, R correct
D. Both wrong
Ans: B

3. “Procedure established by law” after judicial interpretation means:
A. Any procedure
B. Fair, just and reasonable procedure
C. Legislative procedure only
D. Executive procedure
Ans: B

4. Doctrine of proportionality is applied in:
A. Criminal law
B. Administrative law
C. Contract law
D. Tort law
Ans: B

5. Judicial review is exercised to:
A. Amend Constitution
B. Review legislative/executive action
C. Make laws
D. Conduct trials
Ans: B

6. Mens rea refers to:
A. Physical act
B. Guilty mind
C. Motive
D. Consequence
Ans: B

7. Assertion (A): Motive and intention are distinct.
Reason (R): Intention relates to act, motive relates to reason.
A. Both correct, R explains A
B. Both correct, R not explanation
C. A correct, R wrong
D. A wrong, R correct
Ans: A

8. Strict liability excludes:
A. Intention
B. Negligence
C. Both A & B
D. None
Ans: C

9. Which case established strict liability?
A. Donoghue v Stevenson
B. Rylands v Fletcher
C. Carlill v Carbolic
D. Ashby v White
Ans: B

10. Negligence requires:
A. Duty
B. Breach
C. Damage
D. All
Ans: D

11. Burden of proof lies on prosecution in criminal cases.
A. True
B. False
Ans: A

12. Assertion (A): Confession to police is inadmissible.
Reason (R): Law aims to prevent coercion.
A. Both correct, R explains A
B. Both correct, R not explanation
C. A correct, R wrong
D. A wrong, R correct
Ans: A

13. Dying declaration is admissible because:
A. Person unlikely to lie
B. No cross-examination needed
C. Law presumes truth
D. All
Ans: D

14. Leading questions are:
A. Always allowed
B. Allowed in cross-examination
C. Never allowed
D. Only by court
Ans: B

15. Evidence Act applies to:
A. Court proceedings
B. Arbitration
C. Police investigation
D. All
Ans: A

16. Consideration must be:
A. Lawful
B. Adequate
C. Immediate
D. Written
Ans: A

17. Assertion (A): Agreement without consideration is void.
Reason (R): Consideration is essential for contract.
A. Both correct, R explains A
B. Both correct, R not explanation
C. A correct, R wrong
D. A wrong, R correct
Ans: A

18. Void agreement is:
A. Enforceable
B. Not enforceable
C. Illegal
D. Voidable
Ans: B

19. Free consent excludes:
A. Coercion
B. Fraud
C. Misrepresentation
D. All
Ans: D

20. Minor’s contract is:
A. Valid
B. Void
C. Voidable
D. Illegal
Ans: B

21. Natural justice includes:
A. Hearing rule
B. Bias rule
C. Both
D. None
Ans: C


22. Assertion (A): Audi alteram partem ensures fairness.
Reason (R): It allows both parties to be heard.
A. Both correct, R explains A
B. Both correct, R not explanation
C. A correct, R wrong
D. A wrong, R correct
Ans: A

23. Doctrine of legitimate expectation applies in:
A. Criminal law
B. Administrative law
C. Contract law
D. Tort
Ans: B

24. Ultra vires means:
A. Within power
B. Beyond power
C. Judicial power
D. Legislative power
Ans: B

25. Delegated legislation is controlled by:
A. Judiciary
B. Legislature
C. Both
D. None
Ans: C

26. Ratio decidendi is:
A. Binding principle
B. Observation
C. Suggestion
D. Opinion
Ans: A

27. Obiter dicta is:
A. Binding
B. Not binding
C. Law
D. Statute
Ans: B

28. Stare decisis ensures:
A. Certainty
B. Flexibility
C. Delay
D. Confusion
Ans: A


29. Judicial precedent is binding on:
A. Same court
B. Lower courts
C. Higher courts
D. None
Ans: B

30. Assertion (A): Supreme Court decisions are binding.
Reason (R): Article 141 provides this.
A. Both correct, R explains A
B. Both correct, R not explanation
C. A correct, R wrong
D. A wrong, R correct
Ans: A

31. Limitation law bars:
A. Right
B. Remedy
C. Evidence
D. Cause
Ans: B

32. Cause of action means:
A. Right to sue
B. Evidence
C. Judgment
D. Decree
Ans: A

33. Res judicata prevents:
A. Multiple suits
B. Re-litigation
C. Parallel trials
D. All
Ans: D

34. Review lies before:
A. Same court
B. Higher court
C. Supreme Court
D. Tribunal
Ans: A

35. Appeal lies before:
A. Same court
B. Higher court
C. Police
D. Tribunal only
Ans: B

36. Bail in bailable offence is:
A. Discretion
B. Right
C. Prohibited
D. Conditional
Ans: B

37. Assertion (A): Double jeopardy protects accused.
Reason (R): Same offence cannot be tried twice.
A. Both correct, R explains A
B. Both correct, R not explanation
C. A correct, R wrong
D. A wrong, R correct
Ans: A

38. FIR delay:
A. Always fatal
B. Always ignored
C. Needs explanation
D. Illegal
Ans: C

39. Cognizable offence allows:
A. Warrant
B. No arrest
C. Arrest without warrant
D. Bail only
Ans: C

40. Charge is framed by:
A. Police
B. Magistrate/Judge
C. Victim
D. Lawyer
Ans: B

41. Estoppel prevents:
A. Evidence
B. Denial of previous statement
C. Appeal
D. Judgment
Ans: B

42. Expert opinion is:
A. Binding
B. Advisory
C. Irrelevant
D. Final
Ans: B

43. Injunction is:
A. Criminal remedy
B. Civil remedy
C. Administrative remedy
D. Constitutional remedy
Ans: B

44. Specific performance is:
A. Damages
B. Equitable remedy
C. Criminal penalty
D. Fine
Ans: B

45. Tort law is based on:
A. Contract
B. Civil wrong
C. Crime
D. Statute only
Ans: B

46. Vicarious liability arises when:
A. Self acts
B. Agent acts
C. Crime occurs
D. Contract formed
Ans: B

47. Strict liability requires:
A. Fault
B. No fault
C. Intent
D. Negligence
Ans: B

48. Absolute liability differs because:
A. No exceptions
B. Exceptions allowed
C. Same as strict
D. No liability
Ans: A

49. Judicial activism means:
A. Passive courts
B. Active role in governance
C. No review
D. No power
Ans: B

50. Consistent practice and conceptual clarity lead to:
A. Confusion
B. Accuracy
C. Delay
D. Failure
Ans: B

– Team Lawyer Talks

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