Political Science – President (50 Objective Questions – JKSSB-style, English)
The President of India is:
a) Head of State (a)
b) Head of Government
c) Prime Minister
d) Chief Justice
The President is elected by:
a) Electoral College (a)
b) Parliament only
c) Supreme Court
d) Prime Minister
The Electoral College consists of:
a) Elected members of Parliament and State Legislatures (a)
b) Only Lok Sabha members
c) Only Rajya Sabha members
d) Judiciary only
The term of the President is:
a) 5 years (a)
b) 4 years
c) 6 years
d) Lifetime
The President can be re-elected:
a) Yes, with no limit (a)
b) Only once
c) Never
d) Three times only
The President must be a citizen of:
a) India (a)
b) Any country
c) Only a state resident
d) Nepal
Minimum age to become President is:
a) 35 years (a)
b) 30 years
c) 25 years
d) 40 years
Maximum age for President:
a) No maximum (a)
b) 70 years
c) 65 years
d) 60 years
President can resign by:
a) Submitting resignation to Vice-President (a)
b) Prime Minister only
c) Chief Justice
d) Parliament only
The President can be removed by:
, a) Impeachment by Parliament (a)
b) Prime Minister only
c) Judiciary only
d) State Governors
Impeachment requires:
a) Two-thirds majority in both Houses (a)
b) Simple majority only
c) Unanimous vote
d) Military approval
The President’s role in Parliament is:
a) Summoning and proroguing sessions (a)
b) Making laws
c) Judiciary oversight
d) Military control
President gives assent to:
a) Bills passed by Parliament (a)
b) Judicial verdicts only
c) Trade treaties only
d) Military orders only
A bill rejected by President can be:
a) Returned for reconsideration (a)
b) Vetoed forever
c) Declared law automatically
d) Sent to Supreme Court only
President can dissolve:
a) Lok Sabha (a)
b) Rajya Sabha only
c) State Assembly only
d) Judiciary only
President appoints:
a) Prime Minister, Governors, Judges (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade officials only
d) Parliament members only
President’s ordinance-making power is:
a) When Parliament is not in session (a)
b) Anytime only
c) Only with PM approval
d) Judiciary approval only
Ordinances cease to operate:
a) Within six weeks of Parliament reassembly (a)
b) Immediately
c) After one year
d) Never
President is the:
a) Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces (a)
b) Chief Minister
c) Prime Minister
The President of India is:
a) Head of State (a)
b) Head of Government
c) Prime Minister
d) Chief Justice
The President is elected by:
a) Electoral College (a)
b) Parliament only
c) Supreme Court
d) Prime Minister
The Electoral College consists of:
a) Elected members of Parliament and State Legislatures (a)
b) Only Lok Sabha members
c) Only Rajya Sabha members
d) Judiciary only
The term of the President is:
a) 5 years (a)
b) 4 years
c) 6 years
d) Lifetime
The President can be re-elected:
a) Yes, with no limit (a)
b) Only once
c) Never
d) Three times only
The President must be a citizen of:
a) India (a)
b) Any country
c) Only a state resident
d) Nepal
Minimum age to become President is:
a) 35 years (a)
b) 30 years
c) 25 years
d) 40 years
Maximum age for President:
a) No maximum (a)
b) 70 years
c) 65 years
d) 60 years
President can resign by:
a) Submitting resignation to Vice-President (a)
b) Prime Minister only
c) Chief Justice
d) Parliament only
The President can be removed by:
, a) Impeachment by Parliament (a)
b) Prime Minister only
c) Judiciary only
d) State Governors
Impeachment requires:
a) Two-thirds majority in both Houses (a)
b) Simple majority only
c) Unanimous vote
d) Military approval
The President’s role in Parliament is:
a) Summoning and proroguing sessions (a)
b) Making laws
c) Judiciary oversight
d) Military control
President gives assent to:
a) Bills passed by Parliament (a)
b) Judicial verdicts only
c) Trade treaties only
d) Military orders only
A bill rejected by President can be:
a) Returned for reconsideration (a)
b) Vetoed forever
c) Declared law automatically
d) Sent to Supreme Court only
President can dissolve:
a) Lok Sabha (a)
b) Rajya Sabha only
c) State Assembly only
d) Judiciary only
President appoints:
a) Prime Minister, Governors, Judges (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade officials only
d) Parliament members only
President’s ordinance-making power is:
a) When Parliament is not in session (a)
b) Anytime only
c) Only with PM approval
d) Judiciary approval only
Ordinances cease to operate:
a) Within six weeks of Parliament reassembly (a)
b) Immediately
c) After one year
d) Never
President is the:
a) Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces (a)
b) Chief Minister
c) Prime Minister
