SSC CGL Polity Questions 2026 (Indian Polity & Constitution GK MCQ — भारतीय राजव्यवस्था) — Free Chapter Wise Test in Hindi & English

Polity Tests — Pick a Test and Start

Tap below to see all the tests. They follow the order of the syllabus — Test 1 starts with constitutionalism and the making of the Constitution, Tests 3 and 4 cover Fundamental Rights, Duties and Directive Principles, Tests 5 to 9 cover Parliament, the Union and state executives, and Test 14 ends with elections and the administrative system — so you can take them one after another or jump to the topic you are revising. Choose English or हिंदी on any test.

Indian Polity is a fact chapter built on numbers — Article numbers, Amendment numbers, Schedules, ages and time limits. SSC does not ask you to discuss federalism; it asks which Article deals with the Finance Commission, which Amendment lowered the voting age to 18, or within how many days the Rajya Sabha must return a Money Bill. The four options are always taken from the same table — four neighbouring Articles, four Amendments, four office-holders — so a half-remembered number is exactly what the paper is built to catch.

Marks are lost in three places. The first is Article–subject pairs: Art 32 and constitutional remedies, Art 72 and the President’s pardon, Art 110 and the Money Bill, Art 280 and the Finance Commission, Art 324 and the Election Commission. The second is Amendment–change pairs: the 42nd and the Preamble, the 44th and the right to property, the 61st and the voting age, the 73rd and 74th and local bodies, the 86th and Art 21A. The third is who appoints, who administers the oath and who removes the President, Governor, judges, CAG and Election Commissioners. The tests here are built around exactly these three.

How Many Polity Questions Are Asked in SSC CGL?

Indian Polity and the Constitution usually give three to four of the 25 General Awareness questions in an SSC CGL Tier I shift, and sometimes five. CHSL, MTS and the Tier II General Awareness paper follow the same pattern. The topics below are the ones SSC returns to most often, roughly in order.

Polity also overlaps with Modern History — the Regulating Act of 1773, the Government of India Acts of 1919 and 1935, the Cabinet Mission and the Constituent Assembly are asked under both headings.

What Each Polity Test Covers

The 350 questions run through the syllabus in order, 25 to a test. Where a topic ends partway through a test, the next one begins in the same test.

The three traps that cost the most marks

• Neighbouring Articles. Art 72 (President’s pardon) and Art 161 (Governor’s pardon), Art 32 and Art 226, Art 352, 356 and 360, Art 123 and Art 213 — SSC puts the pair side by side. Learn each Union Article with its state twin.
• Two Amendments of the same year. The 73rd and 74th (1992), the 42nd and 44th (Emergency and after), the 101st GST and 102nd NCBC — read what the question asks before picking the familiar number.
• “Only”, “cannot” and “both Houses” in statements. Who can introduce a Money Bill, which motion lies only in the Lok Sabha, who votes in the President’s election — the wrong statement usually hides in one absolute word.

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How the Polity Tests Work

• 25 questions per test, with a full question palette — answered, skipped, marked for review, not visited.
• 14 tests, 350 questions, in syllabus order — from the making of the Constitution and Fundamental Rights to Parliament, the executive, the judiciary, constitutional bodies and elections, with no fact repeated across the chapter.
• All four SSC question types — direct questions, statement questions, match the following and assertion–reason.
• Optional 15-minute timer — with the clock for exam speed, without it while you are still learning the Articles.
• Marking: +2 correct, −0.5 wrong, 0 unattempted — the same scheme as the real paper.
• 6–7 point solutions open after you submit — the answer, the facts around it (Articles, Parts, Schedules, Amendments, cases) and what each wrong option actually refers to, so one question revises a whole topic.
• English and Hindi — every test is available in both; choose the language when you start.
• Free with a TrickySSC account — sign in once with Google or your mobile number, and every test is open to you.

How to Prepare Polity for SSC CGL

1. Keep an Article table. Article – subject – Part, for the 60 or so Articles SSC keeps asking: 12–35, 36–51A, 52–78, 79–123, 124–147, 280, 324, 352–360 and 368. More Polity questions come out of this one table than any other.
2. Learn the landmark Amendments as a list. Number, year and change — 1st (Ninth Schedule), 42nd, 44th, 52nd, 61st, 73rd, 74th, 86th, 91st, 101st, 103rd, 104th and 106th.
3. Make one “who appoints, who removes” chart. President, Vice-President, Governor, judges, CAG, Election Commissioners, UPSC members — with the age, term, oath and removal procedure for each.
4. Read the solutions, not just the answer. Each solution here carries six or seven related facts — reading them is how 350 questions cover the whole chapter.
5. Revise in short rounds. One test a day keeps the Articles fresh while you move ahead, and then check yourself on a previous year paper.

Related SSC CGL General Awareness Practice

Polity is one of twenty General Awareness chapters. The Modern History tests cover the Acts and the freedom struggle that led to the Constitution, previous year GK questions show how SSC words its Polity questions, and the GK chapter list has every other topic.

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