Top 150+ Solved Indian Constitution - Institutions and Processes MCQ Questions Answer
Q. The Vice – President of India is elected :
a. by the people.
b. elected by the members of state legislative assemblies.
c. elected by the members of rajya sabha.
d. elected by the members of the two houses of parliament at a joint sitting .
Q. Which one of the following qualifications for the office of the Vice –Presidentof India has been wrongly listed?
a. he must be citizen of indi
b. he must have completed the age of thirty five years.
c. he must be a member of rajyasabha.
d. he must not hold any office of profit under the government of india or the
Q. The Vice-President of India holds office:
a. during the pleasure of the president .
b. for a term of four years.
c. for a term of five years.
d. for a term which is decided at the time of his appointment by the parliament.
Q. With regard to the re-election of the Vice- President:
a. the constitution is absolutely silent .
b. the constitution places a clear ban.
c. the constitution permits re-election only once.
d. the constitution permits maximum of three terms.
Q. On the death of the President the Vice President Succeeds him as President for
a. the un-expired term
b. a maximum period of six months.
c. a maximum period of one year.
d. maximum period of three years.
Q. In India the real executive authority rests with
a. president.
b. the prime minister.
c. the council of ministers.
d. the civil servants.
Q. The council of ministers consist of
a. the prime minister, the president, the vice president and other ministers.
b. the prime minister, the president and other minister.
c. the prime minister and other ministers.
d. none of the above.
Q. The formation of the council of ministers starts with
a. the ordering of the general election of parliament.
b. the appointment of the prime minister.
c. the appointment of the president.
d. the formal notification of the president.
Q. The Prime Minister who is the head of the council of ministers
a. cannot be a member of either house of parliament.
b. must be a member of either house of parliament.
c. must be leader of the rajya sabha.
d. must be leader of the majority party in the lok sabha.
Q. The strength of the council of ministers
a. has been fixed by the constitution.
b. has been fixed by the parliament under peoples representation act 1950.
c. is determined by the prime minister keeping in view the requirements of the time.
d. is determined by the president.
Q. The council of ministers is
a. identical with the cabinet.
b. a smaller body than the cabinet.
c. a larger body than the cabinet.
d. in no way related to the cabinet.
Q. Generally all important decisions are taken by
a. the council of ministers .
b. the cabinet.
c. the council ministers and cabinet at a joint sitting.
d. the prime minister.
Q. Which one of the following categories of ministers are members of cabinet?
a. ministers with cabinet rank.
b. ministers of state.
c. deputy ministers.
d. all the above categories of ministers .
Q. Constitutionally the member of the council of ministers hold office
a. during the pleasure of the president.
b. during the pleasure of the speaker.
c. during the pleasure of the parliament.
d. during the pleasure of the prime minister.
Q. In reality the council of ministers stay in office as long as it enjoys
a. the confidents of lok sabh
b. the confidents of the prime minister.
c. the confidents of the president.
d. the confidents of the rajya sabha.