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RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 2024-25 – 12 August 2025 Shift 1 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q101. Which of the following is a discretionary power of the President of India?

  1. (a) Dissolving the Lok Sabha without advice
  2. (b) Giving assent to a Money Bill
  3. (c) Appointing the Chief Justice of India
  4. (d) Appointing a Prime Minister when no party has a clear majority
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Appointing a Prime Minister when no party has a clear majority

RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 2024-25 – 11 August 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q102. Which of the following statements correctly distinguishes between the Cabinet and the Council of Ministers?

  1. (a) The Cabinet is not part of the executive, but the Council is part of the executive
  2. (b) The Cabinet is larger and includes all ministers, while the Council is a smaller group
  3. (c) The Cabinet includes senior ministers, while the Council includes all categories of ministers
  4. (d) The Council of Ministers does not include the Prime Minister
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) The Cabinet includes senior ministers, while the Council includes all categories of ministers

RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 2024-25 – 8 August 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q103. Who was the Union Home Minister of India as of June 2025, following the general elections?

  1. (a) Rajnath Singh
  2. (b) Piyush Goyal
  3. (c) Nirmala Sitharaman
  4. (d) Amit Shah
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Amit Shah

RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 2024-25 – 8 August 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q104. Cabinet minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu was related to which ministry in May 2025, who was named in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Young Global Leaders list 2025?

  1. (a) Ministry of Corporate Affairs
  2. (b) Ministry of Commerce and Industry
  3. (c) Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
  4. (d) Ministry of Civil Aviation
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Ministry of Civil Aviation

RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 2024-25 – 7 August 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q105. Which of the following is the correct descending order of ministerial ranks in the Union Council of Ministers, as per Indian practice?

  1. (a) Minister of State → Cabinet Minister → Deputy Minister
  2. (b) Cabinet Minister → Minister of State → Deputy Minister
  3. (c) Cabinet Minister → Deputy Minister → Minister of State
  4. (d) Deputy Minister → Minister of State → Cabinet Minister
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Cabinet Minister → Minister of State → Deputy Minister

SSC Selection Post 2025 (Phase XIII) – 2 August 2025 Shift 2 · Lists of Presidents, Vice-Presidents and Prime Ministers

Q106. Who is the 15th President of India?

  1. (a) Pratibha Patil
  2. (b) Ram Nath Kovind
  3. (c) Droupadi Murmu
  4. (d) Pranab Mukherjee
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Droupadi Murmu

Correct Answer: Option 3 – Droupadi Murmu
Droupadi Murmu became the 15th President of India in July 2022. She is the first President from a tribal community (Santali tribe) and the second woman to hold the office. She was elected with the support of the NDA.
Order of recent Presidents:
12th President: Pratibha Patil (2007–2012) – first woman President of India
13th President: Pranab Mukherjee (2012–2017)
14th President: Ram Nath Kovind (2017–2022)
15th President: Droupadi Murmu (2022–present)
SSC Selection Post 2025 (Phase XIII) – 31 July 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q107. If someone becomes a minister or the Prime Minister without being a Member of Parliament, they must get elected to the Parliament within ______ months or they will have to vacate the office.

  1. (a) Three
  2. (b) Six
  3. (c) Nine
  4. (d) Eight
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Six

Correct Answer: Option 2 – Six
Under Article 75(5) of the Indian Constitution (for Union ministers) and Article 164(4) (for state ministers), a person who is not a member of either House of Parliament (or the State Legislature) can be appointed as a Minister (including Prime Minister/Chief Minister) for a maximum period of six months. Within these six months, they must get elected/nominated to Parliament; otherwise, they must vacate the ministerial office. This provision allows eminent non-politicians to be inducted into the Cabinet without immediately requiring them to win an election.
Option 1 (Three): The constitutional provision specifies six months — not three.
Option 3 (Nine): Incorrect — the limit is six months, not nine.
Option 4 (Eight): Incorrect — the limit is six months.
SSC Selection Post 2025 (Phase XIII) – 25 July 2025 Shift 1 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q108. Who holds the power to dissolve the Lok Sabha prior to the completion of its tenure?

  1. (a) Prime Minister
  2. (b) Rajya Sabha
  3. (c) Speaker of Lok Sabha
  4. (d) President
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) President

Correct Answer: Option 4 – President
Under Article 85(2)(b) of the Indian Constitution, the President of India has the power to dissolve the Lok Sabha on the advice of the Council of Ministers (Cabinet) headed by the Prime Minister. While the Prime Minister recommends dissolution, the constitutional authority to formally dissolve the Lok Sabha vests in the President.
Option 1 (Prime Minister): The PM can recommend dissolution to the President, but cannot dissolve the Lok Sabha directly.
Option 2 (Rajya Sabha): The Rajya Sabha (Upper House) has no power to dissolve the Lok Sabha; moreover, the Rajya Sabha itself is a permanent house that cannot be dissolved.
Option 3 (Speaker of Lok Sabha): The Speaker presides over the Lok Sabha's proceedings but has no power to dissolve it.
SSC Selection Post 2025 (Phase XIII) – 25 July 2025 Shift 2 · President - impeachment and succession

Q109. Which of the following scenarios could validly lead to the impeachment of the President of India?

  1. (a) Refusing to dissolve Lok Sabha on the advice of the Cabinet
  2. (b) Declining to sign a bill passed by Parliament
  3. (c) Willfully acting against a constitutional provision.
  4. (d) Failing to address the nation on Independence Day
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Willfully acting against a constitutional provision.

Correct Answer: Option 3 – Willfully acting against a constitutional provision
Under Article 61 of the Indian Constitution, the President can be impeached only for 'violation of the Constitution.' The impeachment process is initiated by either House of Parliament with a 14-day notice, passed by a special majority (2/3 of total membership of the initiating house), and then investigated by the other house. 'Willfully acting against a constitutional provision' constitutes a violation of the Constitution and is the valid ground for impeachment.
Option 1 (Refusing to dissolve Lok Sabha): The President acts on the advice of the Cabinet (Article 74); such a refusal may be a constitutional issue, but the specific ground for impeachment must be a direct violation of the Constitution.
Option 2 (Declining to sign a bill): The President has limited powers regarding bills; declining to sign could be a constitutional matter, but 'willfully acting against a constitutional provision' is the precise legal ground.
Option 4 (Not addressing the nation): Addressing the nation on Independence Day is a convention, not a constitutional obligation; failing to do so is NOT a ground for impeachment.
RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 24 June 2025 Shift 3 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q110. The President of India possesses the power to remove or recall officials such as Governors and Ambassadors. This power is exercised based on the advice of:

  1. (a) the Union Council of Ministers
  2. (b) the State Governments
  3. (c) the Supreme Court of India
  4. (d) a resolution passed by the Parliament
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) the Union Council of Ministers

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 24 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q111. What happens if a minister is not a member of the Parliament for six consecutive months?

  1. (a) The minister ceases to hold office.
  2. (b) The Prime Minister can grant an extension.
  3. (c) The minister can continue with special permission from the President.
  4. (d) The minister must be re-elected within three months.
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) The minister ceases to hold office.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 24 June 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q112. Which of the following is NOT one of the factors that the Prime Minister should consider when selecting ministers for the Union Council of Ministers in India?

  1. (a) Representation of foreign communities
  2. (b) Representation of backward classes
  3. (c) Geographical representation
  4. (d) Individual capacity and capability
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Representation of foreign communities

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 23 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q113. Which position within the Union Council of Ministers of India is immediately below the Prime Minister in hierarchy?

  1. (a) Parliamentary Secretary
  2. (b) Deputy Minister
  3. (c) Minister of State
  4. (d) Cabinet Minister
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Cabinet Minister

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 23 June 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q114. Which of the following groups is NOT considered a part of the Union Council of Ministers in India?

  1. (a) Ministers of State
  2. (b) Cabinet Ministers
  3. (c) Parliamentary Secretaries
  4. (d) Deputy Ministers
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Parliamentary Secretaries

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 21 June 2025 Shift 1 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q115. Who is responsible for preparing the inaugural speech of the President of India in Indian Parliament?

  1. (a) Lok Sabha Speaker
  2. (b) The Leader of the Opposition
  3. (c) The President personally
  4. (d) The Council of Ministers
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) The Council of Ministers

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 20 June 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q116. 'Reward for loyalty' as a factor for ministerial selection in India refers to:

  1. (a) recognising and rewarding longstanding support
  2. (b) ensuring each geographic region gets equal representation
  3. (c) granting monetary rewards to ministers
  4. (d) verifying the educational background of candidates
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) recognising and rewarding longstanding support

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 20 June 2025 Shift 3 · President - election and qualifications

Q117. What specific provision concerning the President of India is outlined in Article 59(3) of the Constitution of India?

  1. (a) Election of the President
  2. (b) Salary and privileges of the President
  3. (c) Powers of the President
  4. (d) Impeachment of the President
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Salary and privileges of the President

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 20 June 2025 Shift 1 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q118. In the Indian parliamentary system, who has the authority to dissolve the Lok Sabha before its term expires?

  1. (a) The Speaker of Lok Sabha takes the decision.
  2. (b) The Prime Minister advises the President to dissolve it.
  3. (c) The Chief Justice of India orders dissolution.
  4. (d) The Council of Ministers passes a resolution.
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) The Prime Minister advises the President to dissolve it.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 20 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q119. The Union Council of Ministers in India, as the Chief Executive Organ, implicates which of the following?

  1. (a) Each minister is the political head of his/her ministry
  2. (b) The abolition of the role of the Secretary
  3. (c) Centralisation of power in local bodies
  4. (d) Ministers leave all work operations to be done by civil servants
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Each minister is the political head of his/her ministry

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 19 June 2025 Shift 1 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q120. In some cases, the Prime Minister of India assigns an independent charge of a portfolio to a Minister of State. This implies that the Minister of State:

  1. (a) serves jointly with a Cabinet Minister to share and perform responsibilities of the assigned portfolio
  2. (b) functions as if in Cabinet rank with full independent responsibility for that portfolio
  3. (c) is demoted in responsibilities
  4. (d) loses the title of Minister of State
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) functions as if in Cabinet rank with full independent responsibility for that portfolio

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 18 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q121. Who administers the oath of office and secrecy to the Union Ministers under Article 75(4) of the Constitution of India?

  1. (a) Prime Minister
  2. (b) President of India
  3. (c) Chief Justice of India
  4. (d) Vice President
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) President of India

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 18 June 2025 Shift 3 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q122. Which two policy areas are explicitly managed by the Union Cabinet in India as part of its coordinating functions?

  1. (a) Tourism and Sports
  2. (b) Agriculture and Labour
  3. (c) Education and Health
  4. (d) Foreign Relations and Defence
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Foreign Relations and Defence

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 18 June 2025 Shift 1 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q123. Which of the following accurately describes the Indian President's role in foreign affairs?

  1. (a) The President is solely responsible for negotiating international treaties without any advisory input.
  2. (b) The President appoints ambassadors and conducts diplomatic work in his/her name.
  3. (c) The President only receives foreign ambassadors but does not appoint them.
  4. (d) The President delegates all foreign affairs responsibilities to the Prime Minister.
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) The President appoints ambassadors and conducts diplomatic work in his/her name.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 17 June 2025 Shift 2 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q124. How does the President of India exercise his/her executive functions with respect to decision-making?

  1. (a) The President acts entirely on his own absolute discretion.
  2. (b) The President can repeatedly ask for reconsideration of any ministerial decision until satisfied.
  3. (c) The President acts independently of the Union Government for foreign affairs.
  4. (d) The President considers the advice of the Prime Minister and the Union council of ministers.
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) The President considers the advice of the Prime Minister and the Union council of ministers.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 14 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q125. Which of the following statements best describes the Indian Union Cabinet’s role in legislation?

  1. (a) The Cabinet gives final shape to government bills and prepares the legislative agenda.
  2. (b) The Cabinet enacts laws without any involvement of any house of the Indian Parliament.
  3. (c) The Cabinet is the only law-making body in India.
  4. (d) The Cabinet has judicial authority over legislations surpassing the judiciary.
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) The Cabinet gives final shape to government bills and prepares the legislative agenda.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 14 June 2025 Shift 2 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q126. How many times may the President of India ask the Prime Minister to have an executive recommendation reconsidered by the Cabinet?

  1. (a) As many times as needed
  2. (b) It is at the President's absolute discretion without limits.
  3. (c) Twice
  4. (d) Only once
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Only once

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 13 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q127. In its advisory capacity, the Union Cabinet’s advice to the President of India is considered:

  1. (a) binding to the President
  2. (b) merely suggestive and non-binding
  3. (c) limited only to economic matters
  4. (d) overruled by the Speaker of the Lower House
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) binding to the President

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 13 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q128. Which of the following options best describes the principle of 'collective executive responsibility' as applicable to the Council of Ministers in India?

  1. (a) Ministers can opt out of collective responsibility if they disagree publicly.
  2. (b) All ministers share full responsibility for government decisions.
  3. (c) Each minister is independent and is solely accountable for his/her actions.
  4. (d) Only the Prime Minister is responsible for decision‑making.
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) All ministers share full responsibility for government decisions.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 12 June 2025 Shift 2 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q129. Under what circumstance can the President of India dissolve the Lok Sabha before its normal term expires?

  1. (a) When the Supreme Court orders a dissolution
  2. (b) After consulting a joint session of both Houses of Parliament
  3. (c) Whenever the President wishes, without any conditions
  4. (d) On the recommendation of the Prime Minister
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) On the recommendation of the Prime Minister

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 12 June 2025 Shift 3 · President - powers (executive, legislative, veto, pardon, ordinance)

Q130. What power does the President of India hold regarding the Contingency Fund of India?

  1. (a) The President approves the annual disbursement of the fund.
  2. (b) The President delegates the control of the fund to the Finance Commission.
  3. (c) The President can only advise on the use of the fund.
  4. (d) The President controls the fund to advance money for unforeseen expenses.
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) The President controls the fund to advance money for unforeseen expenses.

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 11 June 2025 Shift 2 · Lists of Presidents, Vice-Presidents and Prime Ministers

Q131. In December 2024, India mourned the passing of Dr Manmohan Singh. In which year did Dr Manmohan Singh first become the Prime Minister of India?

  1. (a) 2001
  2. (b) 1999
  3. (c) 2004
  4. (d) 1991
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) 2004

RRB NTPC GL CBT-1 2024-25 – 9 June 2025 Shift 2 · Council of Ministers and Cabinet

Q132. In the ministerial hierarchy in India, Ministers of State generally have:

  1. (a) no executive responsibility in any of the portfolios
  2. (b) authority over the Cabinet portfolios
  3. (c) secondary rank within the portfolios assigned to Cabinet Ministers
  4. (d) equal standing with Cabinet Ministers in their assigned portfolios
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) secondary rank within the portfolios assigned to Cabinet Ministers

RRB JE CBT-1 2024-25 – 18 December 2024 Shift 3 · Prime Minister

Q133. Which of the following is NOT a function of the Prime Minister in India?

  1. (a) Appointment of Supreme Court judges
  2. (b) Formation of the Council of Ministers
  3. (c) Removal of Ministers
  4. (d) Power to recommend for dissolution of the Parliament
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Appointment of Supreme Court judges

Answer: Option 1 — Appointment of Supreme Court judges
Judges of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President under Article 124(2), on the recommendation of the collegium headed by the Chief Justice of India — the Prime Minister has no such function.
Revision note — Prime Minister of India
• The PM is appointed by the President under Article 75(1); other ministers are appointed by the President on the PM's advice.
• Article 74 — a Council of Ministers headed by the PM aids and advises the President.
• The PM allocates portfolios and can ask a minister to resign or advise the President to dismiss him.
• Article 78 — the PM must communicate Cabinet decisions to the President.
• The PM can advise the President to dissolve the Lok Sabha; the Rajya Sabha is a permanent house and is never dissolved.
• The PM is ex-officio chairman of NITI Aayog and the Inter-State Council.
Do not mix these up
• Appointment of ministers vs appointment of judges — ministers: President on the PM's advice; Supreme Court judges: President on the collegium's recommendation.
Also asked from this topic: who appoints the Prime Minister (the President); the head of the Union Council of Ministers (the Prime Minister); the chairman of the Inter-State Council (the Prime Minister).
RRB JE CBT-1 2024-25 – 17 December 2024 Shift 1 · President - election and qualifications

Q134. Which of the following is NOT an essential qualification for being elected as the President?

  1. (a) Highly educated
  2. (b) Citizen of India
  3. (c) Qualified for election as a member of the House of the People
  4. (d) Completion of 35 years
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Highly educated

Answer: Option 1 — Highly educated
Article 58 lays down the qualifications for the office of President.
It prescribes no educational qualification at all.
Revision note — Qualifications and election of the President
• Article 58: must be a citizen of India, have completed 35 years and be qualified for election to the Lok Sabha.
• Must not hold any office of profit under the Union, a state or a local authority.
• Article 54: elected by an electoral college — elected MPs of both Houses + elected MLAs of states, Delhi and Puducherry.
• Nomination needs 50 proposers and 50 seconders; security deposit ₹15,000.
• Article 56: term of 5 years; eligible for re-election (Article 57).
• Article 71: disputes about the election are decided by the Supreme Court.
Do not mix these up
• President vs Vice-President — both need 35 years, but the President must be qualified for the Lok Sabha and the Vice-President for the Rajya Sabha.
Also asked from this topic: the minimum age for a Presidential candidate (35 years); the only President elected as an independent (V. V. Giri); who settles Presidential election disputes (Supreme Court, Art. 71).
RRB JE CBT-1 2024-25 – 17 December 2024 Shift 1 · Attorney General and Solicitor General

Q135. Who among the following was the first attorney General of Independent India?

  1. (a) Soli Sorabjee
  2. (b) SV Gupta
  3. (c) Niren de
  4. (d) MC Setalvad
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) MC Setalvad

Answer: Option 4 — MC Setalvad
M.C. (Motilal Chimanlal) Setalvad was the first Attorney General of independent India, serving from 1950 to 1963.
He remains the longest-serving Attorney General.
Revision note — Attorney General of India
• Article 76 — the highest law officer of India, appointed by the President.
• Qualification: must be qualified to be a Supreme Court judge.
• No fixed tenure; holds office during the pleasure of the President.
• Has the right of audience in all courts of India — Article 76(3).
• May speak in Parliament but has no vote — Article 88; is not a member of the Cabinet.
• Other Attorneys General: Niren De (1968–77), Soli Sorabjee (1989–90, 1998–2004); R. Venkataramani has held the office since October 2022.
Do not mix these up
• Attorney General vs Advocate General — the Union's law officer (Article 76) vs a State's law officer (Article 165, appointed by the Governor).
Also asked from this topic: the Article for the Attorney General (Article 76); who appoints him (the President); his tenure (not fixed by the Constitution); the highest law officer of a state (Advocate General).
RRB JE CBT-1 2024-25 – 16 December 2024 Shift 1 · Vice-President

Q136. Which of the following articles deal with the provisions regarding the election, qualification, and removal of the Vice-President of India?

  1. (a) Article 78 - 80
  2. (b) Article 224 - 245
  3. (c) Article 68 - 75
  4. (d) Article 63 - 71
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Article 63 - 71

Answer: Option 4 — Article 63 - 71
Articles 63 to 71 (Part V) cover the Vice-President — office, election, qualifications, term, removal, oath and election disputes.
Revision note — Vice-President of India
• Art. 63 — there shall be a Vice-President; Art. 64 — ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha.
• Art. 65 — acts as President when that office is vacant.
• Art. 66 — elected by all members of both Houses (elected and nominated).
• Voting by proportional representation — single transferable vote, secret ballot.
• Qualifications: citizen, 35 years of age, qualified for election to the Rajya Sabha.
• Art. 67 — term 5 years; resigns to the President.
• Removed by a Rajya Sabha resolution (effective majority) agreed to by the Lok Sabha, after 14 days' notice.
• Art. 69 — oath before the President; Art. 71 — election disputes decided by the Supreme Court.
• Salary is fixed by Parliament, drawn as Chairman of the Rajya Sabha.
Do not mix these up
• President vs Vice-President electoral college — the President's includes elected MLAs and only elected MPs; the Vice-President's has all MPs and no MLAs.
• Articles 52–62 are the President; Articles 74–75 are the Council of Ministers.
Also asked from this topic: to whom the Vice-President submits his resignation (the President); who decides disputes over his election (Supreme Court); minimum age for the post (35 years).
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