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50 Important MCQs on Part 2 of the Constitution of India (With Answers)

By Swati Bhardwaj
February 23, 2026 5 Min Read
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1. Which Articles of the Indian Constitution deal with Citizenship?

A) 1-4

B) 5-11

C) 12-35

D) 36-51

Answer: B

2. In which Part of the Constitution is Citizenship mentioned?

A) Part I

B) Part II

C) Part III

D) Part IV

Answer: B

3. Indian Constitution provides which type of citizenship?

A) Dual

B) Single

C) Regional

D) Dual & Single

Answer: B

4. Who has the power to regulate the right of citizenship by law?

A) President

B) PM

C) Parliament

D) Supreme Court

Answer: C

5. Article 5 deals with citizenship at the…?

A) End of 1950

B) Migration

C) Commencement

D) Termination

Answer: C

6. Which Article covers rights of persons migrated from Pakistan?

A) Article 5

B) Article 6

C) Article 7

D) Article 8

Answer: B

7. Which Article deals with persons of Indian origin residing outside?

A) Article 8

B) Article 9

C) Article 10

D) Article 11

Answer: A

8. If a person voluntarily acquires foreign citizenship, they lose Indian?

A) Article 7

B) Article 8

C) Article 9

D) Article 10

Answer: C

9. Article 11 empowers whom to make laws on citizenship?

A) State Leg.

B) Parliament

C) President

D) Cabinet

Answer: B

10. On which date did the Constitution of India commence?

A) 15 Aug 1947

B) 26 Nov 1949

C) 26 Jan 1950

D) 30 Jan 1948

Answer: C

11. Citizenship provisions came into force on?

A) 26 Jan 1950

B) 26 Nov 1949

C) 15 Aug 1947

D) 1 Jan 1950

Answer: B

12. Can a person be a citizen if born in India after 26 Jan 1950?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only if wealthy

D) Only if male

Answer: A

13. Article 7 deals with those who migrated to Pakistan after?

A) 1 Mar 1947

B) 15 Aug 1947

C) 26 Jan 1950

D) 1 Mar 1948

Answer: A

14. ‘Domicile’ in Article 5 means?

A) Temp stay

B) Permanent home

C) Work place

D) Birth place

Answer: B

15. Which Act was passed by Parliament using Article 11?

A) Citizenship Act 1955

B) Act 1951

C) Rights Act

D) Home Act

Answer: A

16. Single Citizenship feature is borrowed from which country?

A) USA

B) Canada

C) Britain

D) Ireland

Answer: C

17. Does Part 2 deal with acquisition of citizenship after 1950?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Partially

D) Only for NRIs

Answer: B

18. Article 10 ensures…?

A) Loss of citizenship

B) Continuance

C) Reg.

D) Naturalization

Answer: B

19. To get citizenship under Art 6, one must have migrated before?

A) 19 July 1948

B) 15 Aug 1947

C) 26 Jan 1950

D) 1 Mar 1947

Answer: A

20. Citizenship by ‘Naturalization’ is part of?

A) Art 5

B) Art 11

C) Act of 1955

D) Art 8

Answer: C

21. How many ways to acquire citizenship per 1955 Act?

A) 3

B) 4

C) 5

D) 6

Answer: C

22. Termination of citizenship can happen by?

A) Renunciation

B) Deprivation

C) Termination

D) All of these

Answer: D

23. Person of Indian Origin (PIO) is related to?

A) Art 5

B) Art 8

C) Art 10

D) Art 11

Answer: B

24. Is India a ‘Dual Citizenship’ country?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only for US

D) Only for UK

Answer: B

25. Who is the ‘First Citizen’ of India?

A) PM

B) President

C) CJI

D) Speaker

Answer: B

26. Article 9 says citizenship is lost if acquired…?

A) By birth

B) Voluntarily

C) By force

D) By marriage

Answer: B

27. Citizenship Act 1955 has been amended how many times?

A) 2

B) 4

C) 6+

D) 1

Answer: C

28. Can a Company or Corporation be a ‘Citizen’?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only if Indian

D) Only if Govt

Answer: B

29. Commonwealth Citizenship was repealed in?

A) 2003

B) 1955

C) 1992

D) 1986

Answer: A

30. OCI stands for?

A) Only City India

B) Overseas Citizen

C) Council

D) None

Answer: B

31. Under Art 5, one must be resident for at least __ years?

A) 3

B) 5

C) 7

D) 10

Answer: B

32. Article 6 requires registration if migrated after?

A) 19 July 1948

B) 15 Aug 1947

C) 1 Jan 1950

D) 26 Jan 1950

Answer: A

33. Which Ministry handles Citizenship matters?

A) External Affairs

B) Home Affairs

C) Law

D) Defense

Answer: B

34. Loss of citizenship by ‘Deprivation’ is for?

A) Birth citizens

B) Naturalized

C) All

D) NRIs

Answer: B

35. ‘Jus Soli’ means citizenship by?

A) Blood

B) Birth

C) Marriage

D) Descent

Answer: B

36. ‘Jus Sanguinis’ means citizenship by?

A) Birth

B) Blood/Descent

C) Land

D) Religion

Answer: B

37. Can a person have two passports in India?

A) Yes

B) No

C) If granted

D) Only VIPs

Answer: B

38. Article 7 overrules which Article?

A) Art 5

B) Art 11

C) Art 9

D) Art 10

Answer: A

39. NRI stands for?

A) National Resident

B) Non-Resident

C) New

D) None

Answer: B

40. Citizenship by ‘Incorporation of Territory’ is in?

A) Art 5

B) Art 11

C) Act of 1955

D) Art 6

Answer: C

41. Indian citizenship can be terminated if a person is?

A) Disloyal

B) Jail 2 yrs

C) Resident 7 yrs

D) All

Answer: D

42. Does a refugee automatically get citizenship?

A) Yes

B) No

C) After 1 month

D) If they ask

Answer: B

43. Article 8 protects whom?

A) Foreigners

B) Indians abroad

C) Ministers

D) Refugees

Answer: B

44. Is ‘Dual Citizenship’ allowed for OCI holders?

A) Full rights

B) Limited rights

C) No rights

D) Same as NRI

Answer: B

45. Citizenship is a subject of which List?

A) State List

B) Union List

C) Concurrent

D) Residuary

Answer: B

46. Which Article is “Subject to law made by Parliament”?

A) Art 5

B) Art 10

C) Art 12

D) Art 1

Answer: B

47. How many years of residency for Citizenship by Descent?

A) 1

B) 3

C) 5

D) Not fixed

Answer: D

48. Can Parliament take away citizenship?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only via Court

D) Only for NRIs

Answer: A

49. National Register of Citizens (NRC) is linked to?

A) Part 1

B) Part 2

C) Part 3

D) Part 4

Answer: B

50. Citizenship involves which of the following?

A) Fundamental Right

B) Legal

C) Constitutional

D) B & C

Answer: D

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