GK Questions for MH CET Law Exam 2027: Download Pdf

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Direct Answer: The MH CET Law GK & Current Affairs section tests static general knowledge, current affairs, polity, history, awards and Maharashtra-specific GK — not physics. In the 2026 5-Year LLB pattern the paper carried 120 one-mark questions with no negative marking. Practise topic-wise GK questions below and download the free PDF.

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With the MH CET exam being conducted in May, most applicants must have already started with their preparation. 

You will require many sample questions for every section of the MHCET exam to revise thoroughly. 

The more you practise, the better you score. The best way to find the sample questions is to download PDFs available online and buy practice books with many sample questions. 

This article covers 20 Sample GK Questions for MH CET Law to help with your preparations. 

What Is the GK Section in MH CET Law?

What is the GK & Current Affairs section in MH CET Law? It is one of the five sections of the MH CET Law entrance exam, conducted by the Maharashtra CET Cell. It assesses awareness of national and international current affairs plus static GK, including Maharashtra-specific facts, and is scored one mark per question with no negative marking.

What Types of GK Questions are Asked in MH CET Law?

Topic	Importance for MH CET Law
Indian Constitution	Frequently Asked
Fundamental Rights & Duties	High
Legal Awareness	High
Current Affairs (National & International)	Very High
Landmark Supreme Court Judgments	Medium
Government Schemes & Policies	Medium
International Organisations	Medium
Indian History & Freedom Movement	Medium
Economy & Budget Highlights	Medium

MH CET Law GK Tip: The General Knowledge section of MH CET Law focuses more on Indian Polity, Constitutional Law, Legal Awareness, Current Affairs, Government Schemes, and important national and international events rather than science-based trivia. Practising questions from these areas will improve both your exam readiness and legal awareness.

Weightage 

In recent MH CET Law papers, GK & Current Affairs typically carries around 24–30 questions out of the total. The exact per-section split is set each year in the official CET Cell brochure and has varied, so treat the section list as the anchor and confirm counts against the current-year brochure before the exam.

Is there negative marking in MH CET Law GK?

No. MH CET Law has no negative marking in any section, including GK & Current Affairs. Every question is worth one mark, so attempt all GK questions — leaving one blank is a direct loss of a potential mark.

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How do I prepare GK for MH CET Law?

Split preparation into static GK (revise once, retain) and current affairs (rolling, last 6–12 months). Read a monthly current-affairs compendium, add Maharashtra GK, and take timed sectional quizzes weekly. Consistent 15-minute daily revision beats last-minute cramming for this scoring section.

Sample GK Questions for MH CET Law 

Question 1. Which Article of the Indian Constitution guarantees the Right to Constitutional Remedies?

A. Article 14

B. Article 19

C. Article 32

D. Article 21

Answer: C. Article 32

Explanation: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar called Article 32 the "heart and soul" of the Constitution because it allows citizens to directly approach the Supreme Court for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights.

Question 2. Who is known as the Father of the Indian Constitution?

A. Jawaharlal Nehru

B. Mahatma Gandhi

C. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

D. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

Answer: C. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

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Question 3. Which Fundamental Right guarantees equality before law?

A. Article 19

B. Article 14

C. Article 21

D. Article 25

Answer: B. Article 14

Question 4. Which constitutional body conducts elections in India?

A. UPSC

B. NITI Aayog

C. Election Commission of India

D. Finance Commission

Answer: C. Election Commission of India

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Question 5. The Constitution of India came into force on:

A. 15 August 1947

B. 26 November 1949

C. 26 January 1950

D. 2 October 1950

Answer: C. 26 January 1950

Question 6. Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Right?

A. Right to Equality

B. Right to Freedom

C. Right to Property

D. Right against Exploitation

Answer: C. Right to Property

Question 7. The Supreme Court of India is located in:

A. Mumbai

B. Kolkata

C. Chennai

D. New Delhi

Answer: D. New Delhi

Question 8. Which Article of the Constitution provides the Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression?

A. Article 14

B. Article 19(1)(a)

C. Article 21

D. Article 32

Answer: B. Article 19(1)(a)

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Question 9. Which Amendment introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India?

A. 97th Constitutional Amendment

B. 101st Constitutional Amendment

C. 103rd Constitutional Amendment

D. 104th Constitutional Amendment

Answer: B. 101st Constitutional Amendment

Question 10. Which is the highest court in India?

A. High Court

B. District Court

C. Sessions Court

D. Supreme Court

Answer: D. Supreme Court

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Question 11. Which Schedule of the Constitution contains the list of States and Union Territories?

A. First Schedule

B. Second Schedule

C. Third Schedule

D. Fourth Schedule

Answer: A. First Schedule

Question 12. Which body recommends the distribution of taxes between the Centre and States?

A. UPSC

B. Election Commission

C. Finance Commission

D. NITI Aayog

Answer: C. Finance Commission

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Question 13. Who appoints the Chief Justice of India?

A. Prime Minister

B. Parliament

C. President of India

D. Vice President

Answer: C. President of India

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Question 14. Which landmark judgment established the Basic Structure Doctrine?

A. Maneka Gandhi Case

B. Kesavananda Bharati Case

C. Golaknath Case

D. ADM Jabalpur Case

Answer: B. Kesavananda Bharati Case

Question 15. Which government scheme aims to provide health insurance to economically weaker families?

A. PM-KISAN

B. Digital India

C. Skill India

D. Ayushman Bharat – PM Jan Arogya Yojana

Answer: D. Ayushman Bharat

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Question 16. Which Fundamental Duty encourages citizens to protect the environment?

A. Article 21

B. Article 51A(g)

C. Article 32

D. Article 48

Answer: B. Article 51A(g)

Question 17. Which institution is responsible for protecting human rights in India?

A. Election Commission

B. UPSC

C. National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)

D. RBI

Answer: C. NHRC

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Question 18. Which ministry conducts the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)?

A. Ministry of Education

B. Bar Council of India

C. Consortium of National Law Universities

D. UGC

Answer: C. Consortium of NLUs

Question 19. Which Article abolishes untouchability?

A. Article 17

B. Article 18

C. Article 15

D. Article 16

Answer: A. Article 17

Question 20. Which of the following is a feature of the Indian Constitution?

A. Presidential Form of Government

B. Parliamentary Form of Government

C. One-party System

D. Military Rule

Answer: B. Parliamentary Form of Government

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Conclusion 

Ensure you take many mocks and practise previous year's papers with a timer to improve your accuracy and time management skills. 

Make notes of important points related to GK topics and revise them regularly. 

In order to score very well in this section, make sure you read the newspapers and books related to current affairs regularly.