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This document outlines the course objectives, content, and question bank for the course MC 203C Constitution of India. The course aims to make students aware citizens of India by explaining and helping them understand the importance of the country's constitution. The course content is divided into four units which cover the philosophy of the Indian constitution, federalism, the union and state legislatures, and the centre and state executive and judiciary. The question bank provides sample questions for each unit to evaluate students' understanding of topics like fundamental rights and duties, the parliament and state legislatures, and the executive branches at the union and state levels including the president, prime minister, and judiciary.

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Question Bank Constitution of India MC 203C

This document outlines the course objectives, content, and question bank for the course MC 203C Constitution of India. The course aims to make students aware citizens of India by explaining and helping them understand the importance of the country's constitution. The course content is divided into four units which cover the philosophy of the Indian constitution, federalism, the union and state legislatures, and the centre and state executive and judiciary. The question bank provides sample questions for each unit to evaluate students' understanding of topics like fundamental rights and duties, the parliament and state legislatures, and the executive branches at the union and state levels including the president, prime minister, and judiciary.

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B.

Arch (Semester VI)


MC 203C Constitution of India

L T P Credits Class work Marks 25


3 0 0 0 Exam Marks 75
Total Marks 100
Duration of Examination 3 Hrs

Course objective
To make student conscious citizen of India and well equip them to explain and understand the
importance of the constitution of the country.

Course contents

Unit I
Philosophy of Indian Constitution

Ideological basis and Salient features of Indian constitution


Fundamental rights and duties of the citizens
Directive Principles of the state policy

Unit II
Nature and Dynamics of Indian Federalism

Federalism: theory and practice in India


Federal features of the Indian constitution
Legislative, Administrative and Financial relations between Union and States

Unit III
Union and State Legislature

Parliament: Composition, functions and working of parliamentary system


State Legislature: Composition and functions of Vidhan Sabha / Vidhan Parishad

Unit IV
Centre and State Executive and Judiciary

President, Prime Minister and Council of Ministers


Governor, Chief Minister and Council of Ministers
Judiciary: Supreme court and High Court
Question Bank
Unit I
Q-1 What do you mean by word Ideology? Discuss ideological basis of Indian Constitution.
Q-2 Give a critical estimate of the Fundamental Rights incorporated in the Indian Constitution.
Q-3 What do you mean by Fundamental Duties? Explain Fundamental duties with examples
incorporated in the Indian Constitution.
Q-4 Explain Salient features of Indian Constitution?
Q-5 What do you understand by Directive Principles of State Policy. How do state Government and
central Government implement it?
Q-6 What is the philosophy of the Indian Constitution? Distinguish between a rigid and flexible
constitution.
Q-7 What is the importance of the Preamble to the Constitution? Explain the significance of a written
Constitution.
Q-8 ‘Supreme Court is the guardian of Indian Constitution and a protector of Fundamental
Rights.’ Explain.

Unit II
Q-1 “The constitution of India is a Federal Constitution.” Explain.
Q-2 Discuss the Administrative and Financial Relations between the Union and the State.
Q-3 Explain non federal features in Indian Constitution which makes it Quasi Federal in nature.
Q-4 Discuss legislative relations between the Union and the State.
Q-5 What do you mean by Federalism? Explain that the Indian Constitution is federal in form but
unitary in spirit.
Q-6 Explain the meaning and relevance of Secularism in Indian context.
Q-7 Explain briefly India as a federal state. Distinguish between a rigid and flexible constitution.

Unit III
Q-1 Explain the qualifications and functions of the Indian Parliament.
Q-2 Discuss the composition, texture and powers of Vidhan Sabha.
Q-3 Discuss the composition and functions of Vidhan Parishad.
Q-4 Describe powers of the Speaker of Lok Sabha?
Q-5 Describe the law-making procedure in India?
Q-6 Analyse the relationship between the two Houses of the Parliament?
Q-7 Mention the limitations of the powers of the State Legislature.
Unit IV
Q-1 Discuss the appointment, powers and position of Prime Minister of India.
Q-2 Discuss the appointment, powers and position of President of India.
Q-3 Describe composition, powers and Jurisdiction of the supreme court of India.
Q-4 Describe composition, powers and Jurisdiction of the High court of India.
Q-5 Distinguish between the Council of Ministers and the Cabinet.
Q-6 Describe the collective and individual responsibility of the Ministers.
Q-7 Describe the composition of the Supreme Court. How can a judge of the Supreme Court be
removed from office.
Q-8 Explain the original and appellate jurisdictions of the Supreme Court.
Q-9 Explain the importance of PIL in our day-to-day life.
Q-10 How is Governor appointed? What powers are exercised by the Governor?
Q-11 Describe the functions of the Chief Minister?
Q-12 How is the Council of Ministers formed in a State?
Q-13 Describe the composition of the High Court. How can a judge of the High Court be removed
from office?
Q-14 Describe the appellate jurisdiction and Original Jurisdiction of the High Court.
Q-15 In what way are the powers and functions of civil courts different from criminal
courts in a district?

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