Uttarakhand Judiciary Mock Test 2026 – Free Online Test Series
This page lists all 5 free Uttarakhand Judiciary mock tests on Sarkari Results Now. A typical test has about 20 questions with a 20-minute timer. Tests follow the latest Uttarakhand Judiciary exam pattern and are free to attempt. Attempt them in order, review the answers after each test and track your progress to find weak topics before the real exam.
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Uttarakhand Judiciary Mock Test 5 (20 Questions)
Uttarakhand Judiciary practice mock test 5/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Uttarakhand Judiciary practice mock test 4/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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Start TestUttarakhand Judiciary Mock Test 1 (20 Questions)
Uttarakhand Judiciary practice mock test 1/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
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Start TestUttarakhand Judiciary Mock Test 2 (20 Questions)
Uttarakhand Judiciary practice mock test 2/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Start TestUttarakhand Judiciary Mock Test 3 (20 Questions)
Uttarakhand Judiciary practice mock test 3/5. 20 questions, 20 minutes. Free online test series.
20 Questions · 20 Marks · 20 Minutes
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Sample Uttarakhand Judiciary Questions
Separation of the judiciary from the executive in public services of the State is a Directive Principle under:
- Article 48
- Article 51
- Article 40
- Article 50
Choose the grammatically correct sentence (collective noun).
- The committee have submitted it's report.
- The committee has submitted it's report.
- The committee has submitted its report.
- The committee have submitted their's report.
Section 304 IPC deals with punishment for:
- Dowry death
- Attempt to murder
- Murder
- Culpable homicide not amounting to murder
In Mohori Bibee v. Dharmodas Ghose, the Privy Council held that an agreement with a minor is:
- Voidable at the minor's option
- Valid but unenforceable
- Valid if for the minor's benefit
- Void ab initio
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