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Important Amendments and Articles – GK Quiz with Answers – Level 1

Basic Indian Polity practice on landmark constitutional amendments and articles, including the basic structure doctrine, Panchayati Raj, the anti-defection law, GST and women's reservation.

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About this test

Important Amendments and Articles GK Practice Quiz for Level 1 Basics

This Level 1 GK quiz covers the most important amendments and articles of the Indian Constitution, from the basic structure doctrine to GST and women's reservation. It builds core recall of which amendment changed what, and which article holds each provision. Aptitude360 explains every answer so students can connect each amendment to its purpose.

Topics covered in this amendments and articles set

  • Basic structure doctrine in the Kesavananda Bharati and Minerva Mills cases
  • Amendment procedure, special majority and ratification by State Legislatures
  • The mini-Constitution amendment: Preamble changes, Lok Sabha term, Fundamental Duties
  • Emergency safeguards and the shift of the right to property to a legal right
  • Panchayati Raj and Municipalities amendments, Right to Education
  • Anti-defection law and the Tenth Schedule
  • GST Council, EWS reservation and women's reservation

Key polity concepts to revise for constitutional amendments

  • Which amendments added each Schedule, starting with the Ninth Schedule
  • Words added to the Preamble and the amendment responsible
  • Limits on the size of the Council of Ministers
  • Lowering of the voting age and the article amended

Revision tips for amendments and articles

  • Make a timeline of landmark amendments with their year and main change
  • Pair each amendment with the Part, Schedule or Article it inserted
  • Revise the basic structure cases together, in chronological order

Who should take this Level 1 polity quiz

General Awareness aspirants for SSC, banking, railway and state exams who are starting Indian Polity and want a firm base in amendments.

FAQs about Important Amendments and Articles – GK Quiz with Answers – Level 1

What are the important amendments of the Indian Constitution?
Key ones include the 1st (1951, Ninth Schedule), 42nd (1976, mini-Constitution), 44th (1978), 73rd and 74th (1992, local bodies), 86th (2002, Right to Education), 101st (2016, GST), 103rd (2019, EWS reservation) and 106th (2023, women's reservation).
Which article deals with amendment of the Indian Constitution?
Article 368 lays down the power of Parliament to amend the Constitution and the procedure to be followed.
Why is the 42nd Amendment called the mini-Constitution?
It made sweeping changes in 1976, adding the words Socialist, Secular and Integrity to the Preamble, inserting Fundamental Duties and altering many other provisions.
What is the basic structure doctrine?
Laid down in the Kesavananda Bharati case of 1973, it holds that Parliament can amend the Constitution but cannot destroy its basic structure. The Supreme Court decides what forms the basic structure.

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SectionQuestionsTime
Important Amendments and Articles GK Level 15025 min

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Total marks
50 across 50 questions.
Negative marking
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100 in total. An attempt is spent the moment you begin one.

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