Q1.Which Amendment required ratification by at least one-half of State Legislatures because it substantially altered Union-State fiscal relations?

Q2.Parliament's power to amend the Constitution under Article 368 is subject to which judicially evolved limitation?

Q3.Which of the following pairs is INCORRECTLY matched?

Q4.The Ninth Schedule was originally introduced primarily to:

Q5.Which Amendment added the words 'Socialist, Secular and Integrity' to the Preamble?

Q6.The Tenth Schedule of the Indian Constitution is associated with:

Q7.The maximum EWS reservation introduced by the 103rd Amendment is:

Q8.Which amendment made education a Fundamental Right for children between 6 and 14 years?

Q9.The National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) received constitutional status through which Amendment?

Q10.Which Amendment abolished Anglo-Indian nomination to the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies?

Q11.Parliament passes an amendment barring all judicial review of constitutional amendments. Such an amendment is most likely:

Q12.Parliament passes an amendment replacing free and fair elections with hereditary succession for MPs. This would be challengeable primarily because it violates:

Q13.Parliament amends the manner of election of the President without ratification from at least one-half of State Legislatures. The amendment is:

Q14.Which Amendment protected laws implementing Articles 39(b) and 39(c) — distribution of material resources and prevention of concentration of wealth?

Q15.Which landmark case rejected the theory of unlimited amending power under Article 368 and established that Parliament cannot destroy the Constitution's basic features?