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1
The Indian Penal Code, 1860 defines 'attempt' as:
A.An act with the intention of committing an offence
B.An act that is preparatory to the commission of an offence
C.An act that is part of the commission of an offence
D.An act that is subsequent to the commission of an offence
2
Which act governs admissibility of evidence in India? (119)
A.IPC
B.CPC
C.Indian Evidence Act
D.CrPC
Explanation: Indian Evidence Act governs admissibility of evidence.
3
What is the primary purpose of CPC? (134)
A.Criminal trials
B.Civil procedure
C.Tax collection
D.Police administration
Explanation: CPC governs civil procedure.
4
Under IPC, what does IPC stand for? (153)
A.Indian Penal Code
B.Indian Procedure Code
C.Internal Penal Code
D.Indian Police Code
Explanation: IPC stands for Indian Penal Code.
5
The term 'mens rea' refers to
A.The physical act of committing a crime
B.The mental element of a crime
C.The motive behind a crime
D.The punishment for a crime
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