Union Executive – 50 Objective Questions (JKSSB-style)
The Union Executive in India consists of:
a) President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, Council of Ministers (a)
b) President and Judiciary
c) Prime Minister only
d) Parliament only
The President of India is:
a) Constitutional head of state (a)
b) Real executive
c) Prime Minister
d) Judiciary
President is elected by:
a) Electoral College (a)
b) Direct vote of people
c) Parliament only
d) Governors only
Electoral College consists of:
a) MPs and MLAs (a)
b) Only MPs
c) Only MLAs
d) Governors only
President’s term is:
a) 5 years (a)
b) 4 years
c) 6 years
d) 3 years
President can be re-elected:
a) Yes, any number of times (a)
b) Only once
c) Only twice
d) Not allowed
Qualifications for President include:
a) Citizen of India, 35+ years, eligible for Lok Sabha (a)
b) Only 30+ years
c) Only citizen requirement
d) Military officer
President takes oath administered by:
a) Chief Justice of India (a)
b) Prime Minister
c) Vice-President
d) Parliament Speaker
President can resign by:
a) Writing to Vice-President (a)
b) Writing to PM
c) Writing to Chief Justice
d) Writing to Speaker
President can be removed by:
a) Impeachment (a)
, b) Resignation only
c) Parliament resolution only
d) Judiciary order
Impeachment requires:
a) 2/3 majority in both Houses (a)
b) Simple majority
c) Unanimous vote
d) Military approval
President is the:
a) Supreme Commander of Armed Forces (a)
b) Prime Minister
c) Judiciary head
d) Speaker
President can declare:
a) National, state, financial emergencies (a)
b) Only national emergency
c) Only financial emergency
d) Only state emergency
President gives assent to:
a) Bills passed by Parliament (a)
b) Ordinances only
c) Judiciary acts
d) Only money bills
President can return a bill (except money bill) for:
a) Reconsideration (a)
b) Immediate assent
c) Judiciary approval
d) Military approval
Ordinances by President are valid for:
a) 6 months unless approved by Parliament (a)
b) 1 year automatically
c) 3 months only
d) Until next session only
President can summon:
a) Both Houses of Parliament (a)
b) Lok Sabha only
c) Rajya Sabha only
d) Judiciary only
Vice-President is elected by:
a) Members of both Houses of Parliament (a)
b) Direct public vote
c) President only
d) Governors only
Vice-President acts as:
a) Chairperson of Rajya Sabha (a)
b) PM
c) President
d) Chief Justice
The Union Executive in India consists of:
a) President, Vice-President, Prime Minister, Council of Ministers (a)
b) President and Judiciary
c) Prime Minister only
d) Parliament only
The President of India is:
a) Constitutional head of state (a)
b) Real executive
c) Prime Minister
d) Judiciary
President is elected by:
a) Electoral College (a)
b) Direct vote of people
c) Parliament only
d) Governors only
Electoral College consists of:
a) MPs and MLAs (a)
b) Only MPs
c) Only MLAs
d) Governors only
President’s term is:
a) 5 years (a)
b) 4 years
c) 6 years
d) 3 years
President can be re-elected:
a) Yes, any number of times (a)
b) Only once
c) Only twice
d) Not allowed
Qualifications for President include:
a) Citizen of India, 35+ years, eligible for Lok Sabha (a)
b) Only 30+ years
c) Only citizen requirement
d) Military officer
President takes oath administered by:
a) Chief Justice of India (a)
b) Prime Minister
c) Vice-President
d) Parliament Speaker
President can resign by:
a) Writing to Vice-President (a)
b) Writing to PM
c) Writing to Chief Justice
d) Writing to Speaker
President can be removed by:
a) Impeachment (a)
, b) Resignation only
c) Parliament resolution only
d) Judiciary order
Impeachment requires:
a) 2/3 majority in both Houses (a)
b) Simple majority
c) Unanimous vote
d) Military approval
President is the:
a) Supreme Commander of Armed Forces (a)
b) Prime Minister
c) Judiciary head
d) Speaker
President can declare:
a) National, state, financial emergencies (a)
b) Only national emergency
c) Only financial emergency
d) Only state emergency
President gives assent to:
a) Bills passed by Parliament (a)
b) Ordinances only
c) Judiciary acts
d) Only money bills
President can return a bill (except money bill) for:
a) Reconsideration (a)
b) Immediate assent
c) Judiciary approval
d) Military approval
Ordinances by President are valid for:
a) 6 months unless approved by Parliament (a)
b) 1 year automatically
c) 3 months only
d) Until next session only
President can summon:
a) Both Houses of Parliament (a)
b) Lok Sabha only
c) Rajya Sabha only
d) Judiciary only
Vice-President is elected by:
a) Members of both Houses of Parliament (a)
b) Direct public vote
c) President only
d) Governors only
Vice-President acts as:
a) Chairperson of Rajya Sabha (a)
b) PM
c) President
d) Chief Justice
