Objective Questions on Indian Constitution for SSC Exam

The constitution of any country is its supreme law and the government also works under the constitution. The Indian Constitution demarcates the structure, procedures, powers, and duties of governmental institutions and sets the fundamental rights, directive principles and duties of citizens. Also, it is very important to know the Indian constitution from the point of view of almost all competitive examinations, whose questions are asked under the subject of general knowledge.

Here, I am giving Objective Questions on Indian Constitution for SSC Exam that consists of Quiz Questions on fundamental rights and union territory. Test your general knowledge about Indian Constitution that leads to various types of Indian Constitution GK.

Objective Questions on Indian Constitution

Q.1 Which of the following is not a fundamental right in the Constitution of India?

Q.2 The Panchayath Raj system came in existence by the ____? 

Q.3 Fundamental Rights have no value without?

Q.4 Who certifies a bill as a money bill when it goes to other house or for President's assent?

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Q.5 Indian citizenship can be acquired by?

Q.6 District Judges in a State are appointed by the   

Q.7 According to the provisions of the Constitution, the administrative control (posting, promotion, leave etc.) over the district courts and other subordinate courts, shall be vested in the

Q.8 If a stay order has been granted by the High Court in a case, the application of the affected party by such an order shall be disposed of by the High Court within a period of

Q.9 The power to make rules for the transaction of the business of the Government of Indian and for the allocation of business among Ministers lies with the

Q.10 Which Union territory send their members to the Council of States?

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