Daily Practice Sheet — 100 Questions
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Rajasthan High Court — District Judge (Direct) — Preliminary Pattern Mock 1 (100 questions, +1/−0.25). For advocates with 7+ years at the Bar. Fully state-unique paper — HJS-level central-law questions PLUS a dedicated state local-law section. Explanations appear after you submit.
Q1. [Evidence/BSA] Exclusion of evidence of oral agreement (varying a written contract) — old:
- A. s.91
- B. s.92
- C. s.93
- D. s.94
Q2. [Evidence/BSA] Burden of proof — old:
- A. s.101
- B. s.102
- C. s.103
- D. s.104
Q3. [Evidence/BSA] Burden of proving a fact to make evidence admissible — old:
- A. s.102
- B. s.103
- C. s.104
- D. s.106
Q4. [Evidence/BSA] Burden of proving exception in criminal case (defence) — old:
- A. s.104
- B. s.105
- C. s.106
- D. s.101
Q5. [Evidence/BSA] Presumption of death (not heard of for 7 years) — old:
- A. s.107
- B. s.108
- C. s.109
- D. s.110
Q6. [Evidence/BSA] Presumption that a person alive if heard of within 30 years — old:
- A. s.107
- B. s.108
- C. s.109
- D. s.110
Q7. [Evidence/BSA] Estoppel of tenant/licensee — old:
- A. s.115
- B. s.116
- C. s.117
- D. s.118
Q8. [Evidence/BSA] Competency of witnesses — old:
- A. s.117
- B. s.118
- C. s.119
- D. s.120
Q9. [Evidence/BSA] Accomplice — old:
- A. s.132
- B. s.133
- C. s.134
- D. s.135
Q10. [Evidence/BSA] Cross-examination of a witness as to previous statements in writing — old:
- A. s.144
- B. s.145
- C. s.146
- D. s.147
Q11. [Evidence/BSA] Questions lawful in cross-examination — old:
- A. s.145
- B. s.146
- C. s.147
- D. s.148
Q12. [Evidence/BSA] Refreshing memory — old:
- A. s.157
- B. s.159
- C. s.160
- D. s.161
Q13. [Evidence/BSA] Former statements to corroborate later testimony — old:
- A. s.156
- B. s.157
- C. s.158
- D. s.159
Q14. [Evidence/BSA] Impeaching credit of witness — old:
- A. s.153
- B. s.154
- C. s.155
- D. s.156
Q15. [Evidence/BSA] Hostile witness — court’s permission to cross-examine own witness — old:
- A. s.153
- B. s.154
- C. s.155
- D. s.156
Q16. [Evidence/BSA] ‘Proved’ definition relates to:
- A. Documents
- B. When court believes a fact exists/probable
- C. Witnesses
- D. Arrest
Q17. [Evidence/BSA] Secondary evidence of contents when original in adverse party’s possession — old:
- A. s.65(a)
- B. s.63
- C. s.64
- D. s.66
Q18. [Evidence/BSA] A witness may be compelled to answer a question tending to criminate — protection:
- A. No protection
- B. Answer compelled but not used as arrest ground (proviso)
- C. Full immunity
- D. Barred
Q19. [Evidence/BSA] ‘Conclusive proof’ means the court:
- A. May presume
- B. Shall regard proved and NOT allow disproof
- C. Shall presume
- D. Ignore
Q20. [Evidence/BSA] ‘Shall presume’ means the court:
- A. May regard proved
- B. Shall regard proved unless disproved
- C. Must ignore
- D. Conclusive
Q21. [Evidence/BSA] Communications during marriage — privilege belongs to:
- A. The court
- B. The spouse who made/received it (cannot be compelled)
- C. The police
- D. No one
Q22. [Evidence/BSA] Official communications privilege — old:
- A. s.123
- B. s.124
- C. s.125
- D. s.126
Q23. [Evidence/BSA] Professional communication privilege (advocate) — old:
- A. s.125
- B. s.126
- C. s.127
- D. s.128
Q24. [BNS 2023] ‘Voluntarily’ is defined in the BNS in:
- A. s.2
- B. s.3
- C. s.4
- D. s.5
Q25. [BNS 2023] Punishments under BNS include the NEW:
- A. Transportation
- B. Community service
- C. Whipping
- D. Banishment
Q26. [BNS 2023] Right of private defence provisions begin around:
- A. s.30
- B. s.34
- C. s.38
- D. s.44
Q27. [BNS 2023] Abetment definitions/provisions are around:
- A. ss.45-60
- B. ss.61-62
- C. ss.100-105
- D. ss.115-125
Q28. [BNS 2023] Attempt to commit offences (general) — BNS:
- A. s.61
- B. s.62
- C. s.63
- D. s.64
Q29. [BNS 2023] Punishment for rape — BNS:
- A. s.63
- B. s.64
- C. s.65
- D. s.66
Q30. [BNS 2023] Rape causing death or persistent vegetative state — BNS:
- A. s.65
- B. s.66
- C. s.67
- D. s.68
Q31. [BNS 2023] Gang rape — BNS:
- A. s.69
- B. s.70
- C. s.71
- D. s.72
Q32. [BNS 2023] Sexual intercourse by deceitful means / false promise — BNS:
- A. s.68
- B. s.69
- C. s.70
- D. s.71
Q33. [BNS 2023] Punishment for causing death by negligence — BNS:
- A. s.105
- B. s.106
- C. s.107
- D. s.108
Q34. [BNS 2023] Abetment of suicide — BNS:
- A. s.106
- B. s.107
- C. s.108
- D. s.109
Q35. [BNS 2023] Attempt to murder — BNS:
- A. s.107
- B. s.109
- C. s.110
- D. s.113
Q36. [BNS 2023] Attempt to commit culpable homicide — BNS:
- A. s.109
- B. s.110
- C. s.111
- D. s.112
Q37. [BNS 2023] Hurt — definition — BNS:
- A. s.113
- B. s.114
- C. s.115
- D. s.116
Q38. [BNS 2023] Voluntarily causing hurt — BNS:
- A. s.114
- B. s.115
- C. s.116
- D. s.117
Q39. [BNS 2023] Grievous hurt — definition — BNS:
- A. s.115
- B. s.116
- C. s.117
- D. s.118
Q40. [BNS 2023] Voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapons — BNS:
- A. s.117
- B. s.118
- C. s.119
- D. s.120
Q41. [BNS 2023] Wrongful restraint — BNS:
- A. s.125
- B. s.126
- C. s.127
- D. s.128
Q42. [BNS 2023] Wrongful confinement — BNS:
- A. s.126
- B. s.127
- C. s.128
- D. s.129
Q43. [BNS 2023] Criminal force — BNS:
- A. s.128
- B. s.129
- C. s.130
- D. s.131
Q44. [BNS 2023] Assault — BNS:
- A. s.129
- B. s.130
- C. s.131
- D. s.132
Q45. [BNS 2023] Kidnapping — BNS:
- A. s.135
- B. s.136
- C. s.137
- D. s.138
Q46. [BNS 2023] Abduction — BNS:
- A. s.137
- B. s.138
- C. s.139
- D. s.140
Q47. [BNS 2023] Trafficking of persons — BNS:
- A. s.141
- B. s.142
- C. s.143
- D. s.144
Q48. [BNS 2023] Dowry death — BNS:
- A. s.78
- B. s.79
- C. s.80
- D. s.81
Q49. [BNS 2023] Cruelty by husband/relatives — BNS:
- A. s.84
- B. s.85
- C. s.86
- D. s.87
Q50. [BNS 2023] Word/gesture to insult modesty of a woman — BNS:
- A. s.78
- B. s.79
- C. s.75
- D. s.76
Q51. [BNS 2023] Assault to outrage modesty — BNS:
- A. s.73
- B. s.74
- C. s.75
- D. s.76
Q52. [BNS 2023] Voyeurism — BNS:
- A. s.76
- B. s.77
- C. s.78
- D. s.79
Q53. [BNS 2023] Stalking — BNS:
- A. s.77
- B. s.78
- C. s.79
- D. s.80
Q54. [BNS 2023] Theft — BNS:
- A. s.301
- B. s.303
- C. s.305
- D. s.307
Q55. [BNS 2023] Snatching — BNS:
- A. s.302
- B. s.304
- C. s.306
- D. s.308
Q56. [BNS 2023] Extortion — BNS:
- A. s.306
- B. s.308
- C. s.310
- D. s.312
Q57. [BNS 2023] Robbery — BNS:
- A. s.309
- B. s.310
- C. s.311
- D. s.312
Q58. [BNS 2023] Dacoity — BNS:
- A. s.309
- B. s.310
- C. s.311
- D. s.312
Q59. [BNS 2023] Criminal breach of trust — BNS:
- A. s.314
- B. s.315
- C. s.316
- D. s.317
Q60. [BNS 2023] Cheating — BNS:
- A. s.316
- B. s.317
- C. s.318
- D. s.319
Q61. [BNS 2023] Cheating by personation — BNS:
- A. s.318
- B. s.319
- C. s.320
- D. s.321
Q62. [BNS 2023] Mischief — BNS:
- A. s.322
- B. s.323
- C. s.324
- D. s.325
Q63. [BNS 2023] Criminal trespass — BNS:
- A. s.328
- B. s.329
- C. s.330
- D. s.331
Q64. [BNS 2023] Forgery — BNS:
- A. s.334
- B. s.335
- C. s.336
- D. s.337
Q65. [BNS 2023] Defamation — BNS:
- A. s.354
- B. s.355
- C. s.356
- D. s.357
Q66. [BNS 2023] Criminal intimidation — BNS:
- A. s.349
- B. s.350
- C. s.351
- D. s.352
Q67. [BNS 2023] Promoting enmity between groups — BNS:
- A. s.196
- B. s.197
- C. s.198
- D. s.199
Q68. [BNSS 2023] Classes of criminal courts — BNSS:
- A. s.6
- B. s.7
- C. s.8
- D. s.9
Q69. [BNSS 2023] Public Prosecutors — appointment — BNSS:
- A. s.18
- B. s.24
- C. s.20
- D. s.25
Q70. [BNSS 2023] Arrest by police without warrant — BNSS:
- A. s.35
- B. s.41
- C. s.42
- D. s.43
Q71. [BNSS 2023] Rights of arrested person to be informed of grounds — BNSS:
- A. s.47
- B. s.50
- C. s.35
- D. s.41
Q72. [BNSS 2023] Search warrant — BNSS:
- A. s.93
- B. s.96
- C. s.97
- D. s.100
Q73. [BNSS 2023] Proclamation for person absconding — BNSS:
- A. s.82
- B. s.84
- C. s.85
- D. s.90
Q74. [BNSS 2023] Attachment of property of proclaimed person — BNSS:
- A. s.83
- B. s.85
- C. s.86
- D. s.90
Q75. [BNSS 2023] Maintenance of wives/children/parents — BNSS:
- A. s.125
- B. s.144
- C. s.145
- D. s.164
Q76. [BNSS 2023] Security for keeping the peace on conviction — BNSS:
- A. s.106
- B. s.125
- C. s.126
- D. s.107
Q77. [BNSS 2023] Dispute concerning land/water likely to cause breach of peace — BNSS:
- A. s.145
- B. s.164
- C. s.126
- D. s.144
Q78. [BNSS 2023] Information in cognizable cases (FIR) — BNSS:
- A. s.154
- B. s.173
- C. s.175
- D. s.176
Q79. [BNSS 2023] Police investigation power in cognizable case — BNSS:
- A. s.156
- B. s.175
- C. s.177
- D. s.190
Q80. [BNSS 2023] Statements to police (s.161) — BNSS:
- A. s.161
- B. s.180
- C. s.183
- D. s.164
Q81. [BNSS 2023] Recording confession/statement by Magistrate (s.164) — BNSS:
- A. s.164
- B. s.180
- C. s.183
- D. s.190
Q82. [BNSS 2023] Report of police officer on completion of investigation — BNSS:
- A. s.173
- B. s.190
- C. s.193
- D. s.200
Q83. [BNSS 2023] Cognizance of offences by Magistrate — BNSS:
- A. s.190
- B. s.200
- C. s.210
- D. s.223
Q84. [BNSS 2023] Examination of complainant — BNSS:
- A. s.200
- B. s.210
- C. s.223
- D. s.225
Q85. [BNSS 2023] Charge — form — BNSS:
- A. s.211
- B. s.234
- C. s.235
- D. s.240
Q86. [Rajasthan Local Law] The Rajasthan Tenancy Act was enacted in:
- A. 1950
- B. 1955
- C. 1956
- D. 1961
Q87. [Rajasthan Local Law] The principal class of tenant with heritable & transferable rights under the Rajasthan Tenancy Act is:
- A. Gair khatedar
- B. Khatedar
- C. Tenant of khudkasht
- D. Sub-tenant
Q88. [Rajasthan Local Law] The Rajasthan Land Revenue Act was enacted in:
- A. 1955
- B. 1956
- C. 1959
- D. 1961
Q89. [Rajasthan Local Law] Ejectment of a tenant under the Rajasthan Tenancy Act is decided by the:
- A. Civil court
- B. Revenue court
- C. High Court
- D. Consumer forum
Q90. [Rajasthan Local Law] The apex revenue court in Rajasthan is the:
- A. Collector
- B. Board of Revenue (Ajmer)
- C. Tehsildar
- D. SDO
Q91. [Rajasthan Local Law] The Rajasthan Rent Control Act (premises) came into force in:
- A. 1950
- B. 1992
- C. 2001
- D. 2010
Q92. [Rajasthan Local Law] Mutation in Rajasthan revenue records:
- A. Confers title
- B. Is fiscal, does not confer title
- C. Is a decree
- D. Bars civil suit
Q93. [Rajasthan Local Law] The Rajasthan High Court principal seat is at:
- A. Jaipur
- B. Jodhpur
- C. Ajmer
- D. Udaipur
Q94. [Rajasthan Local Law] Khatedari rights can be acquired by a tenant who:
- A. Is a trespasser
- B. Fulfils the statutory conditions under the Tenancy Act
- C. Pays no rent
- D. Occupies government land
Q95. [Rajasthan Local Law] Conversion of agricultural land for non-agricultural use in Rajasthan requires:
- A. No order
- B. Conversion order from the competent authority
- C. A civil decree
- D. Only mutation
Q96. [Rajasthan Local Law] The RJS (Rajasthan Judicial Service) examinations are conducted by the:
- A. RPSC
- B. Rajasthan High Court
- C. Board of Revenue
- D. UPSC
Q97. [Rajasthan Local Law] Partition of agricultural holdings in Rajasthan is decided by:
- A. Civil court
- B. Revenue court
- C. High Court
- D. Panchayat
Q98. [Rajasthan Local Law] A tenant of ‘khudkasht’ land is one holding:
- A. Government land
- B. The landholder’s home-farm/self-cultivated land
- C. Forest land
- D. Municipal land
Q99. [Rajasthan Local Law] Appeals under the Rajasthan Tenancy Act ultimately lie to the:
- A. District Judge
- B. Board of Revenue
- C. High Court directly
- D. Supreme Court
Q100. [Rajasthan Local Law] Bar of civil court jurisdiction applies to matters:
- A. Never
- B. Specified under the Tenancy/Land Revenue Acts
- C. All property matters
- D. Only criminal matters