Constitution law – 1 Question papers

This page provides a collection of previous year question papers to help law students prepare effectively for their examinations. Practising previous year papers is a useful way to understand the examination pattern, identify frequently asked and important questions, revise key topics, and improve answer-writing and time-management skills. Students can use these question papers along with their syllabus, textbooks, class notes, and relevant case laws for better exam preparation. Regular practice and revision can help students gain confidence and approach their examinations in a more structured and effective manner.

Important Questions

  • Explain the sailent features of Indian Constitution.
  • What is meant by citizenship? Explain the mode of accusation and termination of citizenship?
  • Define constitution. What are the different kinds of constitutions?
  • What is preamble? What are the objectives and values inshrined in the Preamble?
  • Critically examine the federal characters of the Indian Constitution.
  • Define the term ‘state’. explain with help of judicial decisions the need for widening the definition of ‘state.’
  • Explain the provisions of the Indian Constitution relating to the laws inconsistent with fundamental rights.
  • “Article 14 permits classification but for bids class legislation.” Examine with decided cases.
  • Write a note on “Doctrine of severability” and “Doctrine of eclipse.
  • Write a note on Judicial review.
  • Discuss the fundamental freedom of citizens under article 19(1)(g) constitution of India.
  • The right to equality of opportunity in public employment includes protective discrimination in favour of backward classes explain.
  • Explain the different dimensions of freedom of speech and expression with the help of decided cases.
  • Write a note on ‘constitution provisions on untouchability.’
  • Discuss the freedom of assembly guaranteed under the Indian Constitution.
  • Briefly explain the right to freedom of religion religion under Indian Constitution with its limitations.
  • Discuss the meaning and scope of “personal liberty” under article 21 of the constitution.
  • Explain the constitution safeguards available to and accused person under the Indian Constitution.
  • Discuss the constitution protection available against against arbitrary arrest and detention under article 22 of the Indian Constitution.
  • Double jeopardy.
  • Directive principles and the fundamental rights and meant for achieving social welfare of the people comment.
  • Briefly explain the power supply government control and regulate the minority educational institutions as anshrined in the constitution of India.
  • Explain the various types of writs contemplated under the Indian Constitution.
  • What is Judicial review? Discuss the remedies available under article 32, 226 and 227 of constitution.