Polity Questions for SSC CHSL
Preparing for the SSC CHSL 2025 Exam? I hope you have not forgotten one of the important topics that is “Polity”, which belongs to the General Awareness section of the SSC CHSL exam. You can expect at least 2-3 questions from an easy to moderate level in the exam. We know the syllabus is vast, and covering this topic can be difficult. But if you focus on and analyze exam-level questions, then it might be possible that it makes your preparation easy. In this blog, we have provided Polity Questions for SSC CHSL in a PDF that you can download for free. Along with that, we have provided free topic-wise tests so that you can practice in the real exam conditions.
Here, we have provided a PDF that consists of the exam-level questions of Polity for SSC CHSL 2025 Tier 1 exam. You are advised to download it and analyze what types of questions SSC asks in the exam. In the PDF, questions are provided in the same way as I have provided below. SSC will provide you with four options in the exam. This PDF is to help you with revision and question analysis. For practice purposes, you can attempt our free topic-wise tests.
Q1. Which Article of the Constitution explains that the executive power of every state shall be so exercised as not to impede or prejudice the exercise of the executive power of the Union, and the executive power of the union shall extend to the giving of such directions to a state as may appear to the Government of India to be necessary for that purpose?
Article 257
Q2. Which of the following is NOT correct about Directive Principles of State Policy?
They are justiciable in nature.
Q3. Article 77 of the Indian Constitution deals with the __________.
conduct of business of the Government of India
Q4. Which Article of the Indian Constitution prohibits providing of any religious instruction in the educational institutions maintained by the State?
Article 28
Q5. The Indian Constitution has established _________.
independent judicial system
Q6. Which of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution contains Fundamental Duties?
51A
Q7. Which of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution mentions about the organisation of ‘Village Panchayats’?
Article 40
Q8. Which Article of the Constitution of India grants power to the President to appoint Judges of the Supreme Court?
Article 124(2)
Q9. Which country has the Republic feature of the Indian Constitution been borrowed from?
French Constitution
Q10. Which of the following options is the legislative organ of the Union government?
Parliament
Here, we have provided some tips that will help you to prepare polity questions in an easy way for the SSC CHSL 2025 exam. You are advised to read and follow these tips so that you can increase your preparation level for the Polity topic.
Start with a good, simple book (like Lucent’s GK or any standard textbook). When you read a chapter for the first time, don’t try to memorize every article. Instead, read it like a story. Understand why a certain rule was made. For example, when you read about Fundamental Rights, think about how they affect your own life. Once you are able to understand the context, you will see that you are able to memorize it for longer.
Just reading and going through books will not be enough. You are strongly advised to make your own notes. It will improve your retention power and will help you in the last days of the exam. After reading a chapter, create short, crisp notes in your own language. Use flowcharts to understand processes like the President’s election, which will help you to memorize them easily. Also, you are advised to use pens of different colors. Use tables to compare the powers of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Your brain remembers visual information much better than long paragraphs.
Attempting the previous year’s questions is an important step. Previous Year Questions (PYQs) tell you the exact type and level of questions SSC asks. You will notice that many questions are repeated with slight changes (it has been seen that SSC repeats the questions). Solving PYQs will help you to analyze the level of the questions, understand the question patterns, etc. The PDF we have provided in this blog for Polity questions for SSC CHSL will help you in that.
After studying a topic, analysis from previous year question papers, or with our PDF, you are required to test your knowledge in an exam-like environment. For that, you should practice our free topic-wise tests. This helps you manage time and check how well you’ve retained the information. Just reading the books and concepts will not be enough, you are requried to have a regular practice so that you can check your knowledge.
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Polity is an important topic of General Awareness because it carries 2-3 easy-to-moderate level questions in SSC CHSL exams.
Focus on Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Parliament, President’s powers, Judiciary, and Panchayati Raj system.
Yes, NCERT political science books for classes 9 to 12 provide clear concepts ideal for SSC CHSL.
You can download free PDFs with previous year questions and answers on SSC and PracticeMock websites.
Make notes, solve previous year questions, and practice topic-wise quizzes to improve retention and speed.
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