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Marks Question Subject Years Frequency
15 Discuss the scope of personal liberty formulated by the Supreme Court in recent cases. Constitutional Law – I 2022 1×
15 Discuss the significance of preamble in the Constitution of India and discuss whether it forms a part of the constitution or not? Constitutional Law – I 2023 1×
15 Discuss the significance of the Preamble to the Constitution of India. Is it an integral part of the Constitution? Constitutional Law – I 2016 1×
15 Define "State" under Article 12 of the Indian Constitution with decided case law. Constitutional Law – I 2013 1×
15 Discuss the welfare and social security measures contained in the Directive Principles of State Policy. Constitutional Law – I 2020 1×
15 Explain the Amendment of Indian Constitution and the Basic Structure Theory. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 Analyse the Doctrine of Repugnancy with the help of decided cases. Constitutional Law – II 2016 1×
15 Discuss the appointment of Judges and explain powers and functions of the Judiciary. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Explain Appointment of Judges, Powers and Jurisdiction relating to the Supreme Court. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 Discuss the Centre-State Financial Relations in India. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Discuss the Centre-State Relations in India. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 Discuss the Collegium System of Appointment of Judges of the Higher Judiciary in India. Explain the advantages of making such appointments through the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC). Constitutional Law – II 2016 1×
15 Discuss the Constitutional position of the Governor and State Council of Ministers. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 Explain the Constitutional Position of the President of India in the light of his powers and functions. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Explain the Constitutional Provisions relating to President of India with regard to Elections, Qualifications, Powers and Privileges. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Explain the different types of Jurisdictions exercised by Supreme Court of India. Constitutional Law – II 2020 1×
15 Explain the Doctrine of Basic Structure in relation to amendment of Indian Constitution. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Explain the Doctrine of Pleasure. What are the Constitutional Safeguards against its misuse? Constitutional Law – II 2015 1×
15 Explain the Doctrine of Tortious Liability of State with the help of decided cases. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Elaborately discuss about the Union and State Relations. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Discuss the evolution of the Basic Structure Theory in India. Constitutional Law – II 2019 1×
15 How are the Judges of the higher judiciary appointed at present? Explain with reference to the decided cases. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 How are the Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts appointed in India? Refer to the recent initiatives and proposed changes in this regard. Constitutional Law – II 2015 1×
15 How are the Supreme Court and High Court Judges appointed? Explain. Constitutional Law – II 2018 1×
15 Discuss the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India. Constitutional Law – II 2017 1×
15 Explain the Legislative Relations between the Centre and the States. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 Make a critical analysis of the Supreme Court Judgment in "Supreme Court Advocates on Record Association V. Union of India" (2015, SC) in the context of challenge to the NJAC Act. Constitutional Law – II 2019 1×
15 Explain the method of electing the President of India. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 [obscured in source photo]. Constitutional Law – II 2017 1×
15 Explain the powers and functions of the state executive under the Constitution of India. Constitutional Law – II 2018 1×
15 Explain the powers of the Parliament in amending the Indian Constitution. Constitutional Law – II 2021 1×
15 Explain the Powers of President of India with special reference to the Pardoning Powers. Constitutional Law – II 2016 1×
15 Explain the powers, privileges and immunities of legislatures in India. Constitutional Law – II 2017 1×
15 Describe the Privileges and Immunities of Legislature with the help of decided cases. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Examine the privileges of legislature under the Constitution of India. Constitutional Law – II 2015 1×
15 Explain the privileges of Union and State Legislatives. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Explain the process of Amendment of the Indian Constitution and discuss the Basic Structure Theory. Constitutional Law – II 2012 1×
15 Explain the process of electing the President of India and his powers. Constitutional Law – II 2021 1×
15 Explain the recent trends in relation to the tortious liability of the State. Constitutional Law – II 2019 1×
15 Explain the relation between the President and the Union Council of Ministers. Constitutional Law – II 2019 1×
15 Discuss the safeguards available to civil servants under the Constitution of India. Constitutional Law – II 2021 1×
15 Comment on the Scheme of Distribution of Legislative Powers between the Centre and States? Constitutional Law – II 2013 1×
15 Discuss the Scope of the Doctrine of Basic Structure formulated by the Supreme Court of India in Kesavananda Bharati Case. Constitutional Law – II 2013 1×
15 Explain the Scope of Doctrine of Immunity of Instrumentalities. Does it apply in India? Constitutional Law – II 2013 1×
15 Explain the scope of relationship between the Union and States. Constitutional Law – II 2020 1×
15 Examine the Scope of Writ Jurisdiction of Supreme Court under the Constitution of India. Constitutional Law – II 2013 1×
15 What is State Emergency? Explain how the power to impose state emergency in India has been misused. Constitutional Law – II 2020 1×
15 Explain the State Emergency and justification for imposing the same. Analyse the impact of the Judgment in S. R. Bommai vs. Union of India on the same. Constitutional Law – II 2014 1×
15 Explain the tortious Liability of State with the help of landmark decisions. Constitutional Law – II 2015 1×
15 What amounts to 'Failure of Constitutional Machinery in a State' under Article 356? Explain with the help of leading cases on the Topic. Constitutional Law – II 2016 1×