Are you preparing for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge exam? Here are top 100 practice test questions and answers on General Knowledge (GK) and Law for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge exam! 1. Who presides over the Lok Sabha in the absence of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker: (a) Leader of the opposition (b) Senior […]
Top 100 Practice Test Questions for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge Exam (With Answers)
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Are you preparing for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge exam? Here are top 100 objective questions and answers on General Knowledge (GK) and Law for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge exam! 1. Which among the following is known as laughing gas: (a) Nitrous oxide (b) Nitric oxide (c) Nitrogen dioxide (d) Nitrogen pentoxide Ans. (a) […]
UP Judicial Services Sample Preliminary Question Paper (With Answers)
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Are you preparing for UP Judicial Services preliminary examination? Here is a solved paper on law for UP Judicial Services preliminary examination! 1. “The most distinctive feature of some societies is that they develop the law, through fiction, equity and legislation.” This statement relates to: (a) Primitive societies (b) Static societies (c) Progressive societies (d) […]
UP Judicial Services (Previous Year) Preliminary Question Paper (With Answers)
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Are you preparing for UP Judicial Services preliminary examination? Here is a solved paper on general knowledge for UP Judicial Services preliminary examination. 1. Who among the following presided over the all parties conference convened at Bombay on May 19, 1928: (a) Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru (b) Moti Lal Nehru (c) Dr. M.A. Ansari (d) […]
Top 100 Sample Questions for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge Exam
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Are you preparing for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge exam? Here are top 100 sample questions and answers on General Knowledge (GK) and Law for UP Judicial Service Civil Judge exam! 1. As per the ‘Educational Development Index’ (February 2011) the four top most States of India are: (a) Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Delhi (b) […]