TS LAWCET 2024 5 Years LLB Question Paper with Answer Key PDF

How many countries are currently members of the United Nations?

• (1) 190
• (2) 191
• (3) 192
• (4) 193

A gold ring is 58.33% pure, its purity can be alternatively shown as ________ .

• (1) 24 carat
• (2) 22 carat
• (3) 14 carat
• (4) 18 carat

Which one of the following is not a member of the Quad group of nations?

• (1) France
• (2) USA
• (3) Australia
• (4) Japan

Which of the following lens are used in the microscope?

• (1) Convex lens
• (2) Concave lens
• (3) Curved lens
• (4) Cataract lens

The Nobel Prize was awarded for the first time in ________ .

• (1) 1901
• (2) 1911
• (3) 1921
• (4) 1931

“Channel Tunnel” is an undersea rail tunnel that links ________ .

• (1) England and Ireland
• (2) England and France
• (3) France and Germany
• (4) Germany and England

One nautical mile is equal to ________ .

• (1) 2,812 meters
• (2) 2,000 meters
• (3) 2,450 meters
• (4) 1,852 meters

Copyright day is celebrated on ________ .

• (1) 3^rd April
• (2) 26^th April
• (3) 23^rd April
• (4) 28^th April

Currently, how many countries are the members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)?

• (1) 20
• (2) 24
• (3) 32
• (4) 44

Buddhism is the world’s fourth-largest religion. It is believed to have originated in ________ .

• (1) China
• (2) India
• (3) Japan
• (4) Thailand

Which city is called the Silicon Valley of India?

• (1) Kolkata
• (2) Bangalore
• (3) Chennai
• (4) Hyderabad

Which is the first electronic stock market in the world?

• (1) National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System (NASDAQ)
• (2) New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
• (3) Korea Stock Exchange (KOSPI)
• (4) Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)

Who is the youngest Billionaire in India?

• (1) Nikhil Kamath
• (2) Nithin Kamath
• (3) Divyank Turakhia
• (4) Ankit Bhati

The word "Satyameva jayate" in the state emblem adopted by the government of India has been taken from which Upanishad?

• (1) Mantrika Upanishad
• (2) Muktika Upanishad
• (3) Mundaka Upanishad
• (4) Maitrayini Upanishad

Where are the Bermuda Islands located?

• (1) Caribbean Island
• (2) North Atlantic Ocean
• (3) Gulf of Mexico
• (4) The Mediterranean Sea

Find the next one in the series:

A2, D8, G14, J20, ?

• (1) M24
• (2) M26
• (3) N24
• (4) N26

A container contains 40 litres of milk. From this container 4 litres of milk was taken and replaced by water. This process was repeated for two times. How much milk is now contained in the container?

• (1) 26.34 litres
• (2) 27.36 litres
• (3) 28 litres
• (4) 29.16 litres

How many straight lines are there in this figure?

• (1) 9
• (2) 48
• (3) 15
• (4) 12

A, B, C and D are playing Ludo. A, C and B, D are partners. D is to the right of C. If C is facing East then B is facing which direction?

• (1) North
• (2) South
• (3) East
• (4) West

In a certain code, '786' means Study very hard, '958' means Hard work pays, '645' means Study and work. Which of the following is the code for 'very'?

• (1) 5
• (2) 6
• (3) 7
• (4) 8

'A' is the wife of 'B' and 'B' is the brother of 'C'. 'C' is the son of 'D' who is the father of 'E'. Then how is 'D' related to 'A'?

• (1) Sister
• (2) Aunt
• (3) Brother
• (4) Father-in-Law

If 'A' means +, 'B' means -, 'C' means ÷ and 'D' means X, then find the correct answer of the following:

18 A 12 C 6 D 2 B 5

• (1) 15
• (2) 17
• (3) 25
• (4) 27

Seismography : Earthquake :: Extensometer : ?

• (1) Landslides
• (2) Strains
• (3) Resistances
• (4) Volcanoes

A virtual image larger than the object can be produced by ____ .

• (1) Convex Mirror
• (2) Concave Lens
• (3) Concave Mirror
• (4) Plane Mirror

A clock gains 5 seconds for every 3 minutes. If the clock started working at 07:00 A.M. in the morning, then what will be the time in the wrong clock at 04:00 P.M. on the same day?

• (1) 03:45 P.M.
• (2) 04:10 P.M.
• (3) 04:15 P.M.
• (4) 05:00 P.M.

How many times are the hands of a clock at right angles in a full day?

• (1) 24
• (2) 48
• (3) 22
• (4) 44

The first day of the year 2023 was Sunday. What will be the last day of the year 2026?

• (1) Thursday
• (2) Tuesday
• (3) Sunday
• (4) Saturday

What will happen if the diameter of artery is reduced?

• (1) Blood Pressure will fall
• (2) Blood Pressure will increase
• (3) Blood pressure will remain same
• (4) Blood will coagulate

Arrange the following in a logical order:

1. Euphoria

2. Happiness

3. Ambivalence

4. Ecstasy

5. Pleasure

• (1) 1,4,2,5,3
• (2) 3,2,5,1,4
• (3) 2,1,3,4,5
• (4) 2,3,4,1,5

A man walks 5 km toward south and then turns to the right. After walking 3 km he turns to the left and walks 5 km. Now in which direction is he from the starting place?

• (1) West
• (2) South-West
• (3) South
• (4) North-East

Which of the following represents the absolute zero temperature?

• (1) 0°C
• (2) -100°C
• (3) -273.15°C
• (4) 100°C

Which Port in India is set to be the Green Hydrogen Hub Port?

• (1) Kolkata Port
• (2) Cochin Port
• (3) Mumbai Port
• (4) Tuticorin Port

Which State Government issued guidelines for Elimination of Corporal Punishment at schools in 2024?

• (1) Tamil Nadu
• (2) Telangana
• (3) Rajasthan
• (4) Bihar

S Vijayalakshmi is famous for which of the following sports?

• (1) Cricket
• (2) Carrom
• (3) Chess
• (4) Hockey

The first wicket keeper to record 300 dismissals in T20 cricket is ___\ .

• (1) Kamran Akmal
• (2) Dinesh Karthik
• (3) Quinton De Kock
• (4) M S Dhoni

Which monument has been declared as the Eighth Wonder of the World in 2023?

• (1) Angkor Wat
• (2) Taj Mahal
• (3) Great Pyramid of Giza
• (4) Great Wall of China

Which country will host the 2026 Winter Olympic Games?

• (1) France
• (2) South Korea
• (3) China
• (4) Italy

The theme of the Ministry of Culture tableau that secured the 1st prize at the Republic Day Celebration Parade 2024 is .

• (1) India: Unity in Diversity
• (2) India: Mother of Democracy
• (3) Vibrant India
• (4) Cultural Harmony

Former Indian Revenue officer _____ has been re-elected as India’s nominee to the Vienna-based International Narcotics Control Board.

• (1) Jai Shankar
• (2) Jagjit Pavadia
• (3) Kamala Devi Harris
• (4) Ishani Duttagupta

Which public sector enterprise was granted Navratna status?

• (1) SCI
• (2) HAL
• (3) BEL
• (4) IREDA

Where did GITEX global 2023, the world’s largest technology and startup show, take place?

• (1) Dubai
• (2) Abu Dhabi
• (3) Sharjah
• (4) Ajman

Who has been honoured with France’s highest civilian award the ‘Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur’ in 2024?

• (1) Anurag Singh Thakur
• (2) Jayaram Ramesh
• (3) Shashi Tharoor
• (4) Manmohan Singh

Flipkart has launched its own Unified Payments Interface services in collaboration with ___\ .

• (1) State Bank of India
• (2) Axis Bank
• (3) Canara Bank
• (4) Indian Overseas Bank

In 2024, which organization collaborated with the Election Commission of India to provide authoritative information on voting processes?

• (1) Microsoft
• (2) Google
• (3) Facebook
• (4) Tata Consultancy Services

Where was the first ‘Child-Friendly Police Station’ inaugurated?

• (1) Odisha
• (2) Manipur
• (3) Rajasthan
• (4) Maharashtra

Who is the founder member of “Hasdeo Aranya Bachao Sangharsh Samithi”?

• (1) Alok Shukla
• (2) M C Mehta
• (3) Kankri Devi
• (4) Medha Patkar

Who is the first woman Vice Chancellor of Aligarh University?

• (1) Nilofer Khan
• (2) Santhishree
• (3) Najma Akhtar
• (4) Naima Khatoon

Where was the ‘India’s First Digital National Museum of Epigraphy’ inaugurated?

• (1) Pune
• (2) Shillong
• (3) Shimla
• (4) Hyderabad

Which of the following is the closest to the meaning of "Silviculture"?

• (1) Cultivation of Silk Worms
• (2) Cultivation of Textile Crops
• (3) Forest Development
• (4) Cultivation of Timber

The Gautam Buddha Wildlife Sanctuary is located in which of the following States?

• (1) Bihar and Jharkhand
• (2) Bihar and Uttar Pradesh
• (3) Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand
• (4) West Bengal and Jharkhand

Where is the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute located?

• (1) Mumbai
• (2) Vishakhapatnam
• (3) Kochi
• (4) Goa

Which of the following Monsoons account for most of the rainfall in India?

• (1) North East Monsoon
• (2) South West Monsoon
• (3) South East Monsoon
• (4) East Asia Monsoon

Which Indian city is known as the Manchester of South India?

• (1) Coimbatore
• (2) Bengaluru
• (3) Chennai
• (4) Mysore

Which country has become the member of NATO in 2024?

• (1) Ukraine
• (2) Sweden
• (3) North Macedonia
• (4) Austria

Which village in Telangana has been recognized as the Best Tourism Village 2023 by the Ministry of Tourism?

• (1) Ganneruvaram
• (2) Pembarthi
• (3) Kandakurthi
• (4) Gangadevipalli

Which Indian athlete has won a medal at the 2023 World Athletics Championships?

• (1) Neeraj Chopra
• (2) Kishore Jena
• (3) Amoz Jacob
• (4) Muhammed Anas

Recently, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has imposed restrictions on which payment bank?

• (1) Airtel Payment Bank
• (2) Paytm Payment Bank
• (3) Jio Payment Bank
• (4) India Post Payment Bank

Recently, the Government of India has declared which airport as an ‘International Airport’ in 2023?

• (1) Surat Airport
• (2) Shimla Airport
• (3) Gorakhpur Airport
• (4) Jorhat Airport

Krishna Raja Sagara Dam, a gravity dam, is located in which state?

• (1) Karnataka
• (2) Kerala
• (3) Odisha
• (4) Maharashtra

Which airline launched India’s first Airbus A350 aircraft as part of its fleet?

• (1) Vistara
• (2) SpiceJet
• (3) IndiGo
• (4) Air India

‘Protection against Double Jeopardy’ is guaranteed under which provision of Indian Constitution?

• (1) Article 19
• (2) Article 19
• (3) Article 21
• (4) Article 20

Bye-law making power granted to the Executive by the Legislature is called .

• (1) Delegated legislation
• (2) Colourable legislation
• (3) Administrative legislation
• (4) Supreme legislation

Who is responsible for the introduction of Public Interest Litigation in India?

• (1) Justice P.N. Bhagwati
• (2) Justice M.N. Venkatachaliah
• (3) Justice A.M. Ahmadi
• (4) Justice Gajendragadkar

Who propounded the doctrine 'Rule of Law'?

• (1) Lord Blackstone
• (2) Lord Denning
• (3) A.V. Dicey
• (4) Henry Maine

Theft of another person’s writings/ideas and passing them off as one’s own is known as

• (1) Plagiarism
• (2) Burglary
• (3) Piracy
• (4) Pilferage

What is known as the charter of a company?

• (1) Memorandum of association
• (2) Bye-laws
• (3) Articles of Association
• (4) Prospectus

What is the maximum number of partners permissible for a partnership firm in India?

• (1) 100
• (2) 75
• (3) 50
• (4) 25

An all women committee headed by retired Justice Gita Mittal was constituted by the Supreme Court to examine issues relating to .

• (1) Offences against women
• (2) Manipur crisis
• (3) Covid
• (4) Women employment

Which is the oldest Code of Law in India?

• (1) Narada smriti
• (2) Manu smriti
• (3) Veda smriti
• (4) Parashar smriti

Meaning of the Latin maxim 'Ubi remedium ibi jus' is ________

• (1) where there is remedy there is right
• (2) where there is no right there is remedy
• (3) where there is right there is remedy
• (4) where there is no remedy there is right

The first Indian elected to the Parliament of Great Britain was ________?

• (1) B R Ambedkar
• (2) Mahatma Gandhi
• (3) Jawaharlal Nehru
• (4) Dadabhai Naoroji

Under the Indian Law, Right to Information is available to ________?

• (1) Citizens of India
• (2) Residents of India
• (3) Non-residents of India
• (4) Residents and non-residents of India

Complete the Latin maxim "Actus non ____ nisi mens sit rea".

• (1) facit reum
• (2) reum nisi
• (3) nisi reum
• (4) reum facit

Damages awarded for tortious acts are in the form of ____.

• (1) Unliquidated damages
• (2) Liquidated damages
• (3) Fine
• (4) Injunction

___\ is a transfer of ownership in a property, for a price that is partly paid and partly due.

• (1) Bailment
• (2) Sale
• (3) Exchange of goods
• (4) Agreement to sell

International Labor Organization is one of the oldest organizations, established in the year ____ .

• (1) 1950
• (2) 1945
• (3) 1919
• (4) 1909

Which writ can be issued when the appointment is contrary to the statutory provisions?

• (1) Mandamus
• (2) Certiorari
• (3) Quo warranto
• (4) Prohibition

Ryland Vs. Fletcher case was decided in which year?

• (1) 1865
• (2) 1868
• (3) 1856
• (4) 1886

A borrows Rs. 20,000/- from B and keeps his golden watch as security for the payment of the debt. It is called as ___.

• (1) lien
• (2) hypothecation
• (3) pledge
• (4) guarantee

Digital signatures are created and verified by using ___.

• (1) Programs
• (2) Graphical coding
• (3) HTML
• (4) Cryptography

A testamentary document is denoted as ____

• (1) Agreement
• (2) Will
• (3) Contract
• (4) Intestate

When was Mediation Act enacted in India?

• (1) 16^th October 2023
• (2) 14^th September 2023
• (3) 14^th December 2023
• (4) 14^th November 2023

Mubarat under Muslim personal law means ____

• (1) Divorce by mutual consent of husband and wife
• (2) Divorce by husband only
• (3) Divorce by wife only
• (4) Divorce by wife by paying certain amount

Quasi Contracts are based on the principle of ____ .

• (1) Equity and Fairness
• (2) Strict Liability
• (3) Absolute Liability
• (4) International Law

Khatri v. State of Bihar is a landmark case relating to ____ .

• (1) Victims of rape
• (2) Victims of acid attack
• (3) Persons under wrongful detention
• (4) Right to compensation

The offences that can be compromised by the parties are referred to as ____ .

• (1) Cognizable offences
• (2) Compoundable offences
• (3) Bailable offences
• (4) Non-cognizable offences

In which Article of the Constitution, it is mentioned that India means ‘India that is Bharat is a Union of States’?

• (1) Article 1
• (2) Article 3
• (3) Article 2
• (4) Article 4

Where was the first Family Court established in India?

• (1) Rajasthan
• (2) Maharashtra
• (3) Tamil Nadu
• (4) Andhra Pradesh

The term "taking cognizance" under the provisions of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 means

• (1) Starting a trial
• (2) Completing preliminary requirements for starting a Criminal trial
• (3) Taking notice of the matter judicially
• (4) An administrative action to decide if criminal trial is required

Which of the following is not entitled for protection as an Intellectual Property?

• (1) Local unique foodstuff
• (2) New process of making a medicine
• (3) Logo of a company
• (4) Mathematical Formula

The ___\ Commission recommended the constitution of a permanent Inter-State Council for coordinating among States and the Union.

• (1) Kothari
• (2) Sarkaria
• (3) Mandal
• (4) Kumara Pillai

International Criminal Court was established in the year

• (1) 1998
• (2) 2003
• (3) 2004
• (4) 2001

Full form of UNCITRAL is ____?

• (1) United Nations Commission on International Trade Law
• (2) United Nations Committee on International Trade Law
• (3) United Nations Convention on International Trade Law
• (4) United Nations Co-operation on International Trade Law

Contempt of court amounts to ____

• (1) deliberate non-compliance of the court order
• (2) deliberate execution of the court order
• (3) intentional compliance of the court order
• (4) reasonable critique of the court order

Which of the following is a non-compoundable offence?

• (1) Mischief by killing an animal
• (2) Hurt
• (3) Murder
• (4) Criminal trespass

When a person is disqualified for enrolment as an advocate?

• (1) When a case is filed by his wife for domestic violence
• (2) When he is facing charges for murder
• (3) When he is convicted in a case relating to untouchability
• (4) When there is a litigation relating to his property

A person commits Bigamy, if he .

• (1) Marries again when his first wife is dead
• (2) Marries again when his first divorced wife is alive
• (3) Marries again when his first wife is alive
• (4) Maintains extra marital relation with a woman, besides his wife

A agrees to sell his car to B for one lakh rupees. Before delivery of car, A met with an accident and the car got completely destroyed. The contract gets discharged by .

• (1) Quasi Contract
• (2) Doctrine of Frustration
• (3) Breach of Contract
• (4) Doctrine of Estoppel

Liberhan Commission was associated with ____?

• (1) Godhra Train Carnage
• (2) Centre-State Relations
• (3) Tax Reforms
• (4) Babri Masjid Demolition

What type of cases may be brought before Lok Adalat?

• (1) Heinous crimes
• (2) Robbery cases
• (3) Motor vehicle accident cases
• (4) All intentional deaths

The nomination of Anglo-Indians to the Lok Sabha and Legislative Assemblies has been abolished by which Constitutional Amendment Act?

• (1) 95^th
• (2) 100^th
• (3) 104^th
• (4) 105^th

A rule under International Law which binds all states and does not have any exceptions is

• (1) Rule of strict liability
• (2) Jus cogens rule
• (3) Rule of absolute liability
• (4) Rule of Fault liability

Probation of Offenders Act is applicable to

• (1) Convicted persons
• (2) Under trial prisoners
• (3) Arrested persons
• (4) Persons arrested for prevention of crime

Which of the following is not a part of BRICS?

• (1) Brazil
• (2) India
• (3) China
• (4) Sri Lanka

Surrogate mother means one who is ____

• (1) Carrying her own baby in the womb
• (2) Lends her womb to another
• (3) Carrying a female baby in the womb
• (4) Carrying a male baby in the womb

The Theory of Laissez Faire was developed by ____

• (1) Marques
• (2) Adam Smith
• (3) Marshall
• (4) Laski

Betting on sports is a ____

• (1) Crime against property
• (2) Organized crime
• (3) Crime against state
• (4) Crime against person

Who is the present Central Vigilance Commissioner of India?

• (1) Praveen Kumar Srivastava
• (2) Arvinda Kumar
• (3) A S Rajeev
• (4) Praveen Sood

Which is the newly recognized offence under the Indian Penal Code?

• (1) Grievous Hurt
• (2) Extortion
• (3) Acid Attack
• (4) Culpable homicide

Which Commission among the following has been abolished?

• (1) Finance Commission
• (2) Competition Commission
• (3) Electricity Regulatory Commission
• (4) Planning Commission

Which of the following is the real source of the Constitution of India?

• (1) The people
• (2) Parliament
• (3) Supreme Court
• (4) Constituent Assembly

Which part of the Indian Constitution is fundamental in the governance of the country?

• (1) Fundamental Rights
• (2) Directive Principles of State Policy
• (3) Fundamental Duties
• (4) Centre-State Relations

Whether Fundamental Rights and Fundamental duties can be enforced by invoking writ jurisdiction?

• (1) Both Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties are enforceable
• (2) Only Fundamental Rights are enforceable
• (3) Only Fundamental Duties are enforceable
• (4) Fundamental Duties are to be followed by the State

All Judicial Authorities directly or indirectly derive their powers from ____.

• (1) Constitution of India
• (2) Legislature
• (3) Government
• (4) Constituent Assembly

Which of the following statements is True?

• (1) Fundamental rights are absolute
• (2) Some fundamental rights are absolute and some are not
• (3) Fundamental rights are not absolute, they have reasonable restrictions
• (4) Fundamental rights are unenforceable

____ is the nodal agency for protection of environment and promotion of environment policies in India.

• (1) Pollution Control Board
• (2) State Government
• (3) Central Government
• (4) The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

The gases discharged from air conditioners and refrigerators results in ____.

• (1) Depletion of nitrogen layer
• (2) Water pollution
• (3) Depletion of ozone layer
• (4) Land pollution

What made it necessary for the Government of India to enact a comprehensive environmental legislation?

• (1) Environmental Deterioration
• (2) Industrialization
• (3) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
• (4) Bhopal Gas Tragedy

Which of the following has not contributed to environmental degradation?

• (1) Unemployment
• (2) Industrialization
• (3) Urbanization
• (4) Deforestation

______ is a combination of living and non-living things and their mutual interaction with each other.

• (1) Environmental Legislation
• (2) Land Pollution
• (3) Ecosystem
• (4) Environmental deterioration