BPSC Prelims

2023

General

Bihar Special 16

All Questions 16 Culture 2 Demography 1 Environment 2 Geography 3 Geology 1 History 6 Minerals 1

Computer 1

All Questions 1 Languages 1

Current Affairs 18

All Questions 18 Culture 1 Defence 1 Disaster 1 Economy 2 Environment 3 International 5 National 1 Paleontology 1 Reports 1 Sports 1 Tourism 1

Economy 15

All Questions 15 Banking 1 Budget 1 Currency 1 Demography 1 Energy 1 External Sector 1 Fiscal Policy 1 Globalization 1 Human Capital 1 Industry 1 Inflation 1 Schemes 2 Survey 1 Trade 1

Education 1

All Questions 1 Policy 1

Environment 2

All Questions 2 Biosphere 1 Species 1

General Awareness 3

All Questions 3 International 1 Lifestyle 1 Sports 1

General Science 19

All Questions 19 Biology 5 Chemistry 5 Diseases 2 Physics 7

Geography 14

All Questions 14 Climatology 1 India 2 Minerals 1 Oceanography 1 Physical 5 Rivers 1 Universe 1 World 2

History 30

All Questions 30 Ancient 6 Culture 3 Medieval 6 Modern 13 World History 2

Mental Ability 10

All Questions 10 Classification 2 Coding 2 Direction 1 Distance 1 Missing Number 1 Problem Solving 1 Series 1 Syllogism 1

Polity 14

All Questions 14 Amendment 1 Constitution 3 Emergency 1 Fundamental Rights 1 Judiciary 3 Parliament 1 Parties 1 Rights 1 Schedules 1 States 1

Science & Tech 7

All Questions 7 AI 1 Biology 2 Materials 1 Robotics 1 Space 1 Telecommunication 1

Polity

Judiciary

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BPSC Prelims 2023 General 📅 30 Sep, 2023

The authority to determine the number of Judges in a High Court rests with which of the following entities?

A

The President

B

The Chief Minister

C

The Prime Minister

D

The Parliament

Result Summary

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BPSC Prelims

2023 • 30 Sep, 2023 • General

The authority to determine the number of Judges in a High Court rests with which of the following entities?

Correct Answer

The President

Authority: The President. Provision: Unlike the Supreme Court (where Parliament decides the number), for High Courts, the President determines the strength fro......

💡 Analysis & Explanation

Authority ▼

The President.

Provision ▼

Unlike the Supreme Court (where Parliament decides the number), for High Courts, the President determines the strength from time to time depending on workload.