1. Question 1 of 120

   Article 35 of the Constitution, under Principles of Policy, directs the State to protect:

   A Foreign investors' assets exclusively B Private corporations from taxation C The family, the mother and the child D Only citizens residing in urban areas
2. Question 2 of 120

   In the National Assembly, the presiding officer known as the Speaker is elected by:

   A The Electoral College B The Prime Minister C The members of the National Assembly, from amongst themselves D The President
3. Question 3 of 120

   Under Article 51, as it currently stands, the National Assembly comprises a total of 336 seats, made up of 266 general seats plus reserved seats for:

   A Only women (70 seats) B Technocrats and Ulema (70 seats) C Provinces on a rotational basis (70 seats) D Women (60 seats) and non-Muslims (10 seats)
4. Question 4 of 120

   Under Article 47 of the Constitution, the removal of the President from office through impeachment requires a resolution passed by:

   A A two-thirds majority of the total membership of the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) in a joint sitting B A referendum of the general public C A simple majority of the National Assembly alone D A unanimous vote of the Provincial Assemblies
5. Question 5 of 120

   Comparing the retirement ages fixed by the Constitution, a Supreme Court judge retires at sixty-five, while a High Court judge retires three years earlier, at:

   A Sixty-three B Fifty-eight C Sixty D Sixty-two
6. Question 6 of 120

   The Federal Constitutional Court, established by the Twenty-Seventh Amendment (2025), is vested with:

   A Jurisdiction limited to matters involving provincial boundaries B Exclusive jurisdiction over ordinary criminal appeals only C Advisory jurisdiction only, with no binding decisions D Exclusive jurisdiction over constitutional matters
7. Question 7 of 120

   Members of the Senate of Pakistan serve a term of:

   A Five years B Four years C Three years D Six years
8. Question 8 of 120

   Under Article 8 of the Constitution, any existing law that is inconsistent with the Fundamental Rights is, to the extent of such inconsistency, declared to be:

   A Valid, but unenforceable only against the State B Merely voidable at the discretion of Parliament C Void D Suspended for five years
9. Question 9 of 120

   Under the Constitution, a Provincial Governor holds office during:

   A The pleasure of the Provincial Assembly alone B The pleasure of the President C A fixed, non-removable term of five years D Life tenure, similar to a judge
10. Question 10 of 120

    Under Article 184(3) of the Constitution, the Supreme Court's well-known 'suo motu' power allows it to take up a matter of public importance where it involves the enforcement of:

    A Purely commercial disputes between private companies B Matters of foreign policy exclusively C Fundamental Rights D Any provincial law, regardless of constitutional significance
11. Question 11 of 120

    Under Article 184(1) of the Constitution, the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction in disputes between:

    A A citizen and a foreign government B Two private individuals in a contract dispute C The Federal Government and a Provincial Government, or between two or more Provincial Governments D Two political parties over election symbols
12. Question 12 of 120

    Article 6 of the Constitution was significantly strengthened -- broadening it to cover those who aid, abet, or collaborate in an act of High Treason, and declaring such an act non-validatable even by a court -- through the:

    A Eighth Amendment (1985) B Eighteenth Amendment (2010) C Thirteenth Amendment (1997) D Second Amendment (1974)
13. Question 13 of 120

    Immediately before the creation of the Federal Constitutional Court in 2025, constitutional matters within the Supreme Court had been handled since 2024 by specially designated:

    A Constitutional Benches B Shariat Benches C Full Court Benches, exclusively D Divisional Benches
14. Question 14 of 120

    Under Article 41 of the Constitution, a person is qualified for election as President only if they are:

    A At least thirty-five years of age, regardless of religion B A non-partisan retired judge of the Supreme Court C A Muslim, not less than forty-five years of age, and qualified to be elected as a member of the National Assembly D A serving member of the armed forces
15. Question 15 of 120

    The rapid succession of the Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024, creating Constitutional Benches) and the Twenty-Seventh Amendment (2025, creating the Federal Constitutional Court) reflects:

    A A return to the exact judicial structure of the 1962 Constitution B An intense and ongoing period of restructuring of Pakistan's superior judiciary and its constitutional jurisdiction C A single, unchanged judicial structure that has remained stable since 1973 D The complete abolition of the Supreme Court
16. Question 16 of 120

    Under Article 199 of the Constitution, a High Court's power to issue writs includes orders in the nature of habeas corpus, mandamus, certiorari, prohibition, and:

    A Interdict B Garnishment C Subpoena D Quo warranto
17. Question 17 of 120

    Article 25(2) of the Constitution specifically prohibits discrimination against any citizen on the basis of:

    A Political affiliation only B Any of several listed grounds, including sex, province of origin, and religion C Educational qualification only D Sex alone
18. Question 18 of 120

    Under Article 46 of the Constitution, the Prime Minister is required to keep the President informed on all matters of:

    A Only ceremonial and diplomatic protocol B Only matters relating to national defence C Internal and foreign policy, and all legislative proposals the Federal Government intends to bring before Parliament D Only matters relating to the judiciary's internal administration
19. Question 19 of 120

    Under Article 175 of the Constitution, the judiciary of Pakistan comprises the Supreme Court, High Courts, and:

    A Only military courts B Such other courts as may be established by law C Only Anti-Terrorism Courts D A single unified national court
20. Question 20 of 120

    Under Article 2 of the Constitution, the State religion of Pakistan is declared to be:

    A Islam B Determined by each province separately C A matter left to individual choice only D Not specified
21. Question 21 of 120

    Article 40 of the Constitution, under Principles of Policy, directs the State to endeavour to strengthen fraternal relations among Muslim countries and to promote:

    A Isolation from international organizations B International peace and security, and friendly relations among all nations C Exclusive military alliances with a single bloc of nations D Trade barriers against non-Muslim countries
22. Question 22 of 120

    Under Article 1 of the Constitution, Pakistan is declared to be a Federal Republic to be known as:

    A The Sovereign State of Pakistan B The Democratic Republic of Pakistan C The Islamic Republic of Pakistan D The Federal Republic of Pakistan
23. Question 23 of 120

    Unlike the National Assembly, the Senate of Pakistan is designed as a body that:

    A Cannot be dissolved and continues as a permanent institution, with half its members retiring every three years B Exists only during a state of emergency C Has no fixed membership term at all D Is dissolved and re-elected every five years alongside the National Assembly
24. Question 24 of 120

    The head of government and Leader of the House in the National Assembly is the:

    A Prime Minister B Chairman of the Senate C President D Speaker of the National Assembly
25. Question 25 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the Provincial Cabinet, headed by the Chief Minister, is collectively responsible to:

    A The Provincial Assembly B The Governor personally C The President directly D The Federal Cabinet
26. Question 26 of 120

    Under Article 91 of the Constitution, the Prime Minister is elected by:

    A The Electoral College that elects the President B The Senate, from amongst its members C The National Assembly, from amongst its members D A joint sitting of both provincial and national legislatures
27. Question 27 of 120

    Under the Constitution, a joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament is presided over by:

    A The Speaker of the National Assembly B The Chief Justice of Pakistan C The President personally D The Chairman of the Senate
28. Question 28 of 120

    As currently constituted (per the composition reported in late 2024), the Senate of Pakistan has a total of approximately:

    A One hundred members, unchanged since 1973 B Ninety-six members C Sixty members D One hundred and fifty members
29. Question 29 of 120

    Article 9A, guaranteeing every person the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment, was inserted into the Constitution by the:

    A Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024) B Eighteenth Amendment (2010) C Twenty-First Amendment (2015) D Twenty-Fifth Amendment (2018)
30. Question 30 of 120

    Article 5 of the Constitution declares that loyalty to the State and obedience to the Constitution and law is:

    A A matter of provincial, not federal, law B Applicable only to government employees C The basic (inviolable) duty of every citizen D Optional for non-Muslim citizens
31. Question 31 of 120

    Under Article 179 of the Constitution, a judge of the Supreme Court retires upon attaining the age of:

    A Seventy years B Sixty years C Sixty-five years D Sixty-two years
32. Question 32 of 120

    As of early 2024, the President of Pakistan is:

    A Asif Ali Zardari B Mamnoon Hussain C Arif Alvi D Pervez Musharraf
33. Question 33 of 120

    Under Article 42 of the Constitution, before entering upon office, the President must make an oath to:

    A Renounce all prior political affiliations permanently B Reside exclusively in Islamabad throughout their term C Personally lead the armed forces in battle D Preserve, protect and defend the Constitution
34. Question 34 of 120

    Under Article 48(5) of the Constitution, if the President does not return advice tendered by the Prime Minister/Cabinet for reconsideration within the prescribed period, the advice is deemed to have been:

    A Automatically referred to the Supreme Court B Rejected by the President C Referred to a national referendum D Approved by the President
35. Question 35 of 120

    Article 4 of the Constitution guarantees every citizen the inalienable right to:

    A Enjoy the protection of law and to be treated in accordance with law B Own unlimited private property C Bear arms for self-defence D Hold public office without qualification
36. Question 36 of 120

    Under the Constitution, when the office of Governor is vacant or the Governor is unable to perform their functions, those functions are, in the interim, generally performed by:

    A The President personally B The Speaker of the Provincial Assembly C The Chief Justice of the relevant High Court D The senior-most Provincial Minister
37. Question 37 of 120

    Article 31 of the Constitution, on the 'Islamic way of life', directs the State to endeavour to enable Muslims of Pakistan to order their lives in accordance with:

    A The Quran and Sunnah B Provincial customary law C The Objectives Resolution alone D International human rights treaties
38. Question 38 of 120

    Under Article 10 of the Constitution, a person arrested and detained in custody must be produced before a magistrate within:

    A Twenty-four hours of arrest (excluding travel time) B Seven days of arrest C Forty-eight hours of arrest D Immediately, with no exceptions permitted
39. Question 39 of 120

    Under Article 49 of the Constitution, in the event of the President's absence or inability to perform functions, those functions are performed first by:

    A The Chairman of the Senate, and in their absence, by the Speaker of the National Assembly B The senior-most Provincial Governor C The Prime Minister directly D The Chief Justice of Pakistan
40. Question 40 of 120

    Under Article 101 of the Constitution, the Governor of a Province is appointed by:

    A The President, on the advice of the Prime Minister B Direct popular election within the province C The Chief Minister, subject to Presidential confirmation D The Provincial Assembly, by resolution
41. Question 41 of 120

    Article 37 of the Constitution, under Principles of Policy, directs the State to promote:

    A Military self-sufficiency exclusively B A single official religion for all citizens C Social justice and to eradicate social evils D Only economic growth, without regard to distribution
42. Question 42 of 120

    Article 9 of the Constitution provides that no person shall be deprived of life or liberty save:

    A During a state of emergency only B Upon conviction by a military court exclusively C By order of the Prime Minister D In accordance with law
43. Question 43 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the Federal Cabinet, together with the Prime Minister, is collectively responsible to:

    A The Senate B The Supreme Court C The National Assembly D The President personally
44. Question 44 of 120

    Pakistan currently comprises four provinces, each headed by its own Governor and Chief Minister: Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, and:

    A Khyber Pakhtunkhwa B The Islamabad Capital Territory C Azad Jammu and Kashmir D Gilgit-Baltistan
45. Question 45 of 120

    Under the Constitution, a 'Money Bill' may originate only in the:

    A Senate B Either House, at the discretion of the Speaker C National Assembly D Provincial Assemblies, before being forwarded to Parliament
46. Question 46 of 120

    Under Article 6 of the Constitution, abrogating, subverting, suspending, or holding in abeyance the Constitution by use of force or show of force or by other unconstitutional means is declared to be:

    A Sedition B Contempt of Parliament C A civil wrong only D High Treason
47. Question 47 of 120

    Under Article 25 of the Constitution, all citizens are declared to be:

    A Subject to differing legal standards based on income B Equal only within their respective provinces C Equal only in matters of taxation D Equal before law and entitled to equal protection of law
48. Question 48 of 120

    Article 2A of the Constitution, which made the Objectives Resolution a substantive and operative part of the Constitution, was inserted by:

    A The Eighteenth Amendment (2010) B The First Amendment (1974) C The Eighth Amendment (1985) D The Second Amendment (1974)
49. Question 49 of 120

    Article 28 of the Constitution protects the right of any section of citizens having a distinct language, script, or culture to:

    A Exempt themselves from federal taxation B Form an independent political party exclusively for themselves C Establish a separate province D Preserve and promote that language, script or culture
50. Question 50 of 120

    Article 25A of the Constitution, guaranteeing the right to free and compulsory education, applies to all children within which age range?

    A Six to fourteen years B Three to eighteen years C Five to sixteen years D Five to twelve years
51. Question 51 of 120

    Article 23 of the Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to:

    A Refuse to pay any tax B Acquire, hold and dispose of property, subject to law and reasonable restrictions in the public interest C Access government records without restriction D Own any amount of foreign currency without disclosure
52. Question 52 of 120

    Under the Constitution, executive authority of a Province extends to matters with respect to which the Provincial Assembly has power to make laws, but is subject to:

    A No limitations whatsoever, as provinces are fully sovereign B Approval by the Senate for every provincial law C The direct veto of the Chief Justice of Pakistan D The executive authority expressly conferred on the Federation by the Constitution or federal law
53. Question 53 of 120

    Article 14 of the Constitution, on the inviolability of the dignity of man, also explicitly protects:

    A The right to unrestricted internet access B The privacy of the home C The right to a jury trial D The right to bear arms
54. Question 54 of 120

    Article 38 of the Constitution, under Principles of Policy, directs the State to promote the social and economic well-being of the people by measures including:

    A Guaranteeing a fixed minimum income to all citizens regardless of employment status B Securing the well-being of the people, irrespective of sex, caste, creed or race C Restricting foreign trade entirely D Nationalizing all private property
55. Question 55 of 120

    Article 140A of the Constitution, inserted by the Eighteenth Amendment, obligates each Province to establish:

    A A Local Government system, with elections held to local bodies B An independent provincial central bank C A provincial Supreme Court D A separate provincial constitution
56. Question 56 of 120

    Following the Eighteenth Amendment (2010), the Provincial Governor's role in Pakistan can best be described as:

    A The chief executive authority of the province, exercising independent discretionary power B Elected directly by the people of the province C Largely ceremonial, generally bound to act on the advice of the Provincial Cabinet D Entirely abolished, with functions transferred to the Chief Minister
57. Question 57 of 120

    Under Article 177 of the Constitution, a person is qualified for appointment as a judge of the Supreme Court if they have been, among other qualifications, an advocate of a High Court for a period of not less than:

    A Ten years B Fifteen years C Five years D Twenty years
58. Question 58 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the President of Pakistan is elected by:

    A The Chief Justice of Pakistan B Direct popular vote of all citizens C The Cabinet alone D An Electoral College consisting of the members of both Houses of Parliament and the members of the Provincial Assemblies
59. Question 59 of 120

    Which of the following is NOT among the categories of reserved Senate seats allocated to each province?

    A Reserved seats for non-Muslim minorities B Reserved seats for landowners C Reserved seats for technocrats and Ulema D Reserved seats for women
60. Question 60 of 120

    Under Article 209 of the Constitution, the Supreme Judicial Council is composed of the Chief Justice of Pakistan, two other senior-most judges of the Supreme Court, and:

    A Two senior-most Chief Justices of the High Courts B The Attorney-General and the Federal Ombudsman C Two members of the Federal Cabinet D Two members nominated by the National Assembly
61. Question 61 of 120

    Under Article 43 of the Constitution, the President is prohibited from holding:

    A Dual citizenship of any kind B Membership of a registered political party C Any other office of profit in the service of Pakistan D Any honorary academic title
62. Question 62 of 120

    The Judicial Commission of Pakistan, tasked with the initial process for appointing superior court judges, was created by the:

    A Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024) B Eighteenth Amendment (2010) C Nineteenth Amendment (2010) D Twenty-Seventh Amendment (2025)
63. Question 63 of 120

    Under Article 251 of the Constitution, the national language of Pakistan is declared to be:

    A Punjabi B Urdu C English D Both Urdu and English, with equal status
64. Question 64 of 120

    Under the process introduced by the Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024), the Chief Justice of Pakistan is appointed by a Special Parliamentary Committee, selecting from among:

    A The Attorney-General and two senior advocates B Any sitting judge of any High Court C The three most senior judges of the Supreme Court D A single candidate nominated by the outgoing Chief Justice
65. Question 65 of 120

    Under Article 100 of the Constitution, the Attorney-General for Pakistan is appointed by:

    A The Prime Minister directly, without presidential involvement B The President C The National Assembly, by resolution D The Chief Justice of Pakistan
66. Question 66 of 120

    Article 32 of the Constitution, under Principles of Policy, directs the State to encourage:

    A The privatization of all state enterprises B Local government institutions C Centralization of administrative power D Foreign direct investment exclusively
67. Question 67 of 120

    Under Article 3 of the Constitution, the State is directed to work towards the elimination of all forms of exploitation and the gradual fulfilment of the principle:

    A 'Equal pay for equal work' B 'From each according to his ability to each according to his work' C 'One nation, one language' D 'Justice delayed is justice denied'
68. Question 68 of 120

    Under Article 176 of the Constitution, the number of judges of the Supreme Court, other than the Chief Justice, is determined by:

    A An Act of Parliament B The Chief Justice of Pakistan alone C The Judicial Commission of Pakistan, without legislative involvement D The President's sole discretion
69. Question 69 of 120

    Under the Constitution, Federal Ministers and Ministers of State are appointed by the President:

    A Independently, without consultation B On the advice of the Prime Minister C On the advice of the Chief Justice of Pakistan D By direct election among National Assembly members
70. Question 70 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the Senate's power in respect of a Money Bill passed by the National Assembly is limited to:

    A Making recommendations within a specified period, which the National Assembly may accept or reject B Amending the bill directly before it becomes law C Referring the bill to the Supreme Court for review D Rejecting the bill outright, with no recourse for the National Assembly
71. Question 71 of 120

    Under Article 45 of the Constitution, the President has the power to:

    A Dissolve the Supreme Court B Grant pardon, reprieve, and respite, and to remit, suspend or commute any sentence C Amend the Constitution unilaterally D Appoint provincial Chief Ministers directly
72. Question 72 of 120

    A vote of no-confidence against a sitting Chief Minister is governed by which Article of the Constitution?

    A Article 130 exclusively, with no specific no-confidence provision B Article 101 C Article 95 D Article 136
73. Question 73 of 120

    Under Article 105 of the Constitution, in the performance of their functions, a Provincial Governor is generally required to act:

    A Entirely at their own independent discretion in all matters B Only on the direct instructions of the President C Only on the advice of the Chief Justice of the relevant High Court D On the advice of the Provincial Cabinet, except where the Constitution specifically requires the exercise of discretion
74. Question 74 of 120

    Article 12 of the Constitution provides protection with respect to:

    A Retrospective punishment B Right to education C Right to a clean environment D Freedom of the press
75. Question 75 of 120

    The official residence of the President of Pakistan, located in Islamabad, is known as:

    A Governor House B Prime Minister's House C Aiwan-e-Sadr D Parliament House
76. Question 76 of 120

    Article 19 of the Constitution guarantees:

    A Freedom of religion only B Freedom of movement only C Freedom to bear arms D Freedom of speech and expression, and freedom of the press
77. Question 77 of 120

    The constitutional mechanism for appointing a neutral Caretaker Prime Minister ahead of general elections, through consultation between the outgoing Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition, was notably refined by which amendment?

    A The Twenty-Fifth Amendment (2018) B The Twentieth Amendment (2012) C The Thirteenth Amendment (1997) D The Eighteenth Amendment (2010)
78. Question 78 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the normal term of the National Assembly, unless sooner dissolved, is:

    A Five years from the date of its first meeting B Four years C Three years D Six years
79. Question 79 of 120

    Under Article 48 of the Constitution, in the exercise of their functions, the President is generally required to act:

    A Only on the advice of the Chief of Army Staff B Only on the advice of the Chief Justice of Pakistan C Entirely at their own independent discretion D On the advice of the Cabinet or the Prime Minister
80. Question 80 of 120

    Following the Eighteenth Amendment, the Nineteenth Amendment (2010) was passed primarily to:

    A Refine the composition and procedure of the Judicial Commission and Parliamentary Committee B Establish the Federal Constitutional Court C Abolish the Judicial Commission entirely D Create Constitutional Benches within the Supreme Court
81. Question 81 of 120

    Comparing the two chief executives at the federal and provincial levels, the Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly, while the Chief Minister is elected by the:

    A Electoral College that elects the President B Provincial Assembly C Senate D Federal Cabinet
82. Question 82 of 120

    The Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly is generally recognized as:

    A A ceremonial role with no constitutional recognition B A position appointed directly by the President C The leader of the largest parliamentary party or group in opposition to the government D Automatically the runner-up presidential candidate
83. Question 83 of 120

    Under Article 212 of the Constitution, Parliament may by law establish one or more Administrative Courts and Tribunals to exercise jurisdiction primarily over matters relating to:

    A International trade disputes B Constitutional interpretation exclusively C Criminal appeals from the Federal Shariat Court D The terms and conditions of service of civil servants
84. Question 84 of 120

    Article 22 of the Constitution provides safeguards as to educational institutions specifically in respect of:

    A Tuition fees only B Language of instruction only C Admission quotas only D Religion (ensuring no student is compelled to receive religious instruction other than their own)
85. Question 85 of 120

    Article 11 of the Constitution, prohibiting slavery and forced labour, also prohibits the employment of children below the age of fourteen years in:

    A Agricultural work only B Any employment whatsoever, without exception C Domestic service only D Any factory, mine, or other hazardous employment
86. Question 86 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the Chairman of the Senate is elected by:

    A The Electoral College that elects the President B The members of the Senate, from amongst themselves C The President, by nomination D The members of the National Assembly
87. Question 87 of 120

    The territories of Pakistan, as set out in Article 1, comprise the Provinces of Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan, together with:

    A Gilgit-Baltistan, as a fifth province B The Islamabad Capital Territory C The Federally Administered Tribal Areas, as a separate territory D The State of Jammu and Kashmir, as an integral province
88. Question 88 of 120

    Article 10A, guaranteeing the right to a fair trial and due process, was inserted into the Constitution by the:

    A Eighth Amendment (1985) B Eighteenth Amendment (2010) C Nineteenth Amendment (2010) D Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024)
89. Question 89 of 120

    Following the curtailment of presidential discretionary powers by successive amendments (notably the Thirteenth and Eighteenth Amendments), the President of Pakistan today functions primarily as:

    A The chief executive with unchecked emergency powers B The head of the judiciary C A ceremonial head of state, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister and Cabinet D The presiding officer of the National Assembly
90. Question 90 of 120

    A new Chapter, establishing the Federal Constitutional Court and inserting Articles 175B to 175L, was added to Part VII of the Constitution by the:

    A Eighteenth Amendment (2010) B Twenty-Seventh Amendment (2025) C Nineteenth Amendment (2010) D Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024)
91. Question 91 of 120

    The Federal Shariat Court, established under Chapter 3A of Part VII (Articles 203A-203J), primarily examines whether laws are:

    A Within the exclusive jurisdiction of the provinces B Consistent with international human rights treaties C Repugnant to the Injunctions of Islam D Compatible with the Concurrent Legislative List
92. Question 92 of 120

    Article 13 of the Constitution protects individuals against double punishment for the same offence, and also against:

    A Loss of citizenship B Deportation C Self-incrimination D Excessive bail
93. Question 93 of 120

    The chapter on Principles of Policy is distinguished from the Fundamental Rights chapter primarily in that Principles of Policy:

    A Take precedence over Fundamental Rights in every case B Were entirely repealed by the Eighteenth Amendment C Guide State policy and lawmaking but are not directly justiciable (enforceable) in court D Apply only to the armed forces
94. Question 94 of 120

    The oath of office for the Prime Minister of Pakistan is administered by:

    A The outgoing Prime Minister B The Speaker of the National Assembly C The President D The Chief Justice of Pakistan
95. Question 95 of 120

    Article 17 of the Constitution, guaranteeing freedom of association, specifically includes the right of citizens to:

    A Form associations or unions, including political parties, subject to reasonable restrictions B Form armed militias C Boycott elections without consequence D Secede from the federation
96. Question 96 of 120

    Under Article 95 of the Constitution, a Prime Minister may be removed from office through:

    A A resolution of no-confidence passed by the National Assembly B A joint resolution of the Provincial Assemblies C A ruling of the Supreme Court alone D A unilateral order of the President
97. Question 97 of 120

    Under the Constitution, the total executive authority structure of Pakistan at the federal level can be summarized as vesting nominal authority in the President while real executive power rests with:

    A The Chairman of the Senate B The Chief of Army Staff, as Commander-in-Chief C The Chief Justice of Pakistan and the Supreme Court D The Prime Minister and the Cabinet, collectively responsible to the National Assembly
98. Question 98 of 120

    Under Article 130 of the Constitution, the Chief Minister of a Province is elected by:

    A The President, on the advice of the Prime Minister B Direct popular vote across the province C The Provincial Assembly, from amongst its members D The Governor, by nomination
99. Question 99 of 120

    Under Article 29 of the Constitution, the Principles of Policy set out in Chapter 2 of Part II are intended to be:

    A Applicable only to provincial governments, not the Federation B Binding only on the judiciary C Directly enforceable in the same manner as Fundamental Rights D Applied by the State when making laws, though not directly enforceable in any court
100. Question 100 of 120

     Under Article 90 of the Constitution, the executive authority of the Federation is vested in the President, but is exercised:

     A By the Chief Justice of Pakistan, on the President's behalf B Directly and independently by the President alone C By the Chief of Army Staff during any national emergency D On the advice of, and in accordance with, the Prime Minister and the Cabinet
101. Question 101 of 120

     As of the present constitutional structure, Pakistan has a High Court for each of its four provinces plus a fifth High Court for:

     A Azad Jammu and Kashmir B The armed forces exclusively C Gilgit-Baltistan D The Islamabad Capital Territory
102. Question 102 of 120

     Special Assistants and Advisers to the Prime Minister, as distinct from Federal Ministers, are appointed by:

     A The Prime Minister directly, without a formal presidential appointment process B The National Assembly, by resolution C The President, on the advice of the Cabinet D The Senate, by resolution
103. Question 103 of 120

     Under Article 50 of the Constitution, the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) of Pakistan consists of the President and:

     A The Provincial Assemblies collectively B A single House, the National Assembly C Two Houses, known as the National Assembly and the Senate D Three Houses, including a Council of Elders
104. Question 104 of 120

     Under the Constitution, a judge of a High Court retires upon attaining the age of:

     A Sixty-two years B Sixty-five years C Sixty years D Fifty-eight years
105. Question 105 of 120

     Under the Constitution, the President's oath of office is administered by:

     A The Chairman of the Senate B The Speaker of the National Assembly C The Prime Minister D The Chief Justice of Pakistan
106. Question 106 of 120

     Article 175(3) of the Constitution provides for the progressive separation of the judiciary from:

     A The Legislature B The Executive C The Federal Public Service Commission D The Armed Forces
107. Question 107 of 120

     Article 21 of the Constitution provides a safeguard against:

     A Arrest without warrant B Denial of the right to vote C Taxation for the purposes of any particular religion D Property confiscation without compensation
108. Question 108 of 120

     A newly elected Prime Minister is generally required, under constitutional convention and practice, to obtain a formal vote of confidence from the National Assembly:

     A Only if directed to do so by the President at his sole discretion B Within a specified period after assuming office, particularly where their majority is contested C Never, as the initial election itself is treated as sufficient for the entire term D Only once, at the very first sitting of a newly elected Assembly, and never again
109. Question 109 of 120

     Under the Constitution, the collective responsibility of the Cabinet to the National Assembly means that:

     A The Cabinet is answerable exclusively to the President B Only the Finance Minister bears responsibility for government decisions C Each Minister is answerable only to the Prime Minister, never to Parliament D Ministers are jointly answerable to the Assembly for government policy, even where individual ministers may have disagreed internally
110. Question 110 of 120

     Under Article 209 of the Constitution, a judge of the Supreme Court or a High Court may be removed from office, on grounds of misconduct or incapacity, only through a reference to the:

     A Supreme Judicial Council B National Assembly, by a simple majority vote C President, acting entirely alone D Attorney-General for Pakistan
111. Question 111 of 120

     Article 19A of the Constitution, guaranteeing every citizen the right to have access to information, was inserted by the:

     A Second Amendment (1974) B Eighteenth Amendment (2010) C Twenty-Sixth Amendment (2024) D Thirteenth Amendment (1997)
112. Question 112 of 120

     Article 34 of the Constitution, under Principles of Policy, commits the State to ensuring:

     A Mandatory quotas for men in domestic roles B Full participation of women in all spheres of national life C The exclusion of women from public office D Gender-segregated legislatures
113. Question 113 of 120

     Under Article 44 of the Constitution, the term of office of the President is:

     A Seven years, non-renewable B Life tenure, subject to impeachment C Five years from the day they enter upon their office D Four years, renewable once
114. Question 114 of 120

     Under Article 30 of the Constitution, the question of whether any action of an organ or authority of the State conforms to the Principles of Policy is decided by:

     A The President, upon reference from the Cabinet B The organ or authority itself, and this decision is final and cannot be questioned in any court C A special Tribunal established for this purpose D The Supreme Court alone, as a matter of exclusive jurisdiction
115. Question 115 of 120

     Article 62 of the Constitution, containing detailed 'Sadiq and Ameen' (truthful and trustworthy) requirements, deals with:

     A Qualifications for membership of the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) B Qualifications for the office of President only C Qualifications for judges of the Supreme Court D Qualifications for provincial Governors
116. Question 116 of 120

     Article 20 of the Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to:

     A Profess, practice and propagate his religion, and to manage his own religious institutions B Unlimited freedom of the press C Vote in every referendum D Bear arms
117. Question 117 of 120

     If a vote of no-confidence against the Prime Minister succeeds, or the Prime Minister otherwise resigns, the Federal Cabinet:

     A Is taken over automatically by the Senate B Is dissolved only if the President specifically so orders C Continues in office indefinitely, regardless of the Prime Minister's status D Also stands dissolved
118. Question 118 of 120

     A quorum for a sitting of either House of Parliament (National Assembly or Senate) to transact business is generally:

     A One-fourth of the total membership of that House B Two-thirds of the total membership C A minimum of ten members, regardless of total size D A simple majority of the total membership
119. Question 119 of 120

     Under Article 89 of the Constitution, when the National Assembly is not in session, the President may, on the advice of the Cabinet, promulgate:

     A A constitutional amendment B A binding international treaty C A permanent Act of Parliament D An Ordinance, having the force of law for a limited period
120. Question 120 of 120

     Article 63 of the Constitution primarily deals with:

     A The President's power of pardon B The Senate's power over Money Bills C The procedure for a vote of no-confidence D Disqualifications for membership of the Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament)

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