Reader’s Digest - If you're here, you must be gearing up for the UP PCS J 2023 exam – congrats! Constitution Law can seem a bit intimidating, but don't worry. In this blog, you'll learn the most important topics & PYQ of Constitution Law.

Uttar Pradesh (UP) offers a mammoth number of vacancies and attracts a large number of aspirants from all parts of the country. 

Also, no requirement for a regional language in this state has always opened gates for many of the aspirants from across the country. 

Like every other Indian judicial Exams is a hard nut to crack, and the Uttar Pradesh state judiciary examinations (UP PCS J) are no different. 

The Constitution Law is one of the important topics for the UP PCS J Exam. Many questions from constitutional law are asked at all three stages, i.e. Prelims, Mains and Interviews. 

Overview of Constitution Law Important Questions for UP PCS J 2023

• Treating the Constitutional law exam as granted and not dedicating much time to its preparations can lead to many disasters in your Uttar Pradesh Judicial Exam journey in your scorecard. 
• The topics like Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Passing of Bills, Fundamental Duties, President, Doctrines, and Constitutional History are key areas in the Uttar Pradesh Judicial Services that can be sure shot asked in the examination. 
• Preparing them well and jotting down informative notes is advised, as it can really cut down your last-minute revision time. 
• Also, due attention must be given to brushing up on the recent judgments of the Supreme Court because landmark constitutional cases and current developments always come into the examination. 

Constitution Law Important Topics for UP PCS J 2023 

Observing the previous question papers of the Uttar Pradesh Judiciary exam and some of the most asked and important Constitutional law topics are listed below:

• Title, scope, and extent of the Constitution
• Article 141: Law declared by Supreme Court to be binding on all courts
• Fundamental Duties
• Fundamental Rights & Violation of Fundamental Rights
• The doctrine of Colourable legislation
• National Commission to review the working of the constitution (Constitutional history)
• President and Powers of the President
• Election of President
• Power of President during deadlock between House of Parliament
• SC jurisdiction related to disputes between states (Original jurisdiction)
• Power of the parliament to legislate concerning a matter of the state list.
• Provisions related to emergency
• Bills, especially Money Bill
• Qualification of HC judges
• Directive Principles of State Policy
• Appointment and qualification of judges in Supreme Court and High Courts

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• Rules relating to the House of People
• Principle of Autre Fois Acquit
• Fundamental Rights of education of Schedule Caste and Schedule Tribe
•  Judicial Review
• Constitutional Amendment related to Anti-defection law
•  Writs
•  State Executive (Governor)
•  Prime Minister
•  Secularism
•  12th Schedule
•  44th Constitution Amendment 1978
•  Carry forward Rule
• Curative Petition
• Nature of the Indian Constitution (S.R Bommai)
• Discretionary powers of the governor
• Impeachment process of Supreme Court Judges
• Power of Parliament to make laws matter on the state list
• Languages
• Amendment to the constitution
• Important Constitutional Amendments
• National Commission for Schedule Tribe
• Article 355
• Constitutional History
• Article on the reservation of seats in favour of Schedule Caste and Schedule Tribes in the educational institute (Fundamental Rights)
• Principle of Collective Responsibility
• Framing of the Indian Constitution
• Citizenship
• The doctrine of separation of power
• The doctrine of Basic Structure
• Constitutional Remedies
• Cooperative federalism
• Freedoms of Interstate trade and commerce
• Nature of executive of India
• Center state Relations

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Most Asked Constitution Law Important Questions for UP PCS J 2023

Along with this, the Uttar Pradesh State Judicial Exam also has a tendency to test your knowledge of the case laws, and it is always recommended to stay updated with all the recent case laws and landmark cases. 

Some questions based on case laws have been asked in the upcoming judiciary exams as listed below for you to get an idea:

1.  Secularism as Basic Structure (Landmark Case law)
2. Law disqualifying people with more than two children from holding of Panch/Sarpanch is valid and not violative of Article 14 of the Constitution 
3. Smoking in Public 
4. No right for government servants to go on strike 
5. The decision of the Supreme Court is binding on all courts except the SC itself 
6. The decision of the Supreme Court is binding on all courts except the SC itself 
7. K.S Puttaswamy v. Union of India (2017)
8. Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India
9. Arundhati Ray Case
10. Creamy Layer case
11. Berubari and Exchange of Enclaves case
12. The doctrine of precedent case law
13. Third gender case

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Previous Year Constitution Law Important Questions for UP PCS J 2023

When preparing for the UP PCS J 2023 exam, you'll need to brush up on your knowledge of the Previous Year's Constitution Law Important Questions.

Here are some of the questions:

1. Discuss the constitutional position of the President of India. 
2. Explain the concept of federalism as enshrined in the Constitution of India. 
3. Analyze the constitutional powers of the Supreme Court of India. 
4. Analyze the provisions for the independence of the Judiciary in India. 
5. Examine the constitutional provisions for the protection of the Fundamental Rights of citizens. 
6. Explain the concept of parliamentary sovereignty and its role in the Indian Constitution. 
7. Explain the constitutional provisions for the formation of states in India. 
8. Analyze the constitutional provisions for the establishment of a uniform civil code in India. 
9. Discuss the constitutional provisions for the appointment of Governors in India. 
10. Analyze the constitutional provisions for the protection of Scheduled Tribes in India.

Conclusion 

We hope this blog solves all your doubts about the Constitution Law Important Questions for UP PCS J 2023. Happy Preparations !!!