SSC CGL Amendment Procedure Mock Test 2026: 25 Questions with Detailed Solutions
Practice this SSC CGL Amendment Procedure Mock Test 2026 to revise Part XX, Article 368, special majority, simple majority changes, State ratification, President assent, federal provisions, basic structure doctrine and important amendment-related Indian Polity questions for SSC CGL GK GS.
Amendment Procedure is an important Indian Polity topic for SSC CGL because questions from this chapter are generally direct, conceptual and article-based. SSC can ask about Article 368, types of constitutional amendments, special majority, ratification by States, no joint sitting, President's assent, basic structure doctrine and important amendment acts.
This SSC CGL Amendment Procedure practice test includes 25 exam-style Indian Polity MCQs with detailed explanations, a 15-minute timer, answer key, score analysis and topic-wise performance. It is useful for SSC CGL Tier 1, SSC CHSL, SSC CPO, SSC MTS, Railway and other competitive exams.
For better preparation, revise amendment procedure in three parts. First, learn simple-majority changes that are not treated as amendments under Article 368. Second, learn special-majority amendments under Article 368. Third, learn amendments that need special majority plus ratification by at least half of the State Legislatures.
Official check: Always match your final preparation with the latest SSC CGL syllabus, notification and exam pattern.
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SSC CGL Amendment Procedure Online Test 2026: Test Details
Student tip: Remember the core rule: every Constitution Amendment Bill under Article 368 must pass each House separately. There is no joint sitting. Some federal provisions also need ratification by at least half of the State Legislatures.
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Most Important Amendment Procedure Facts for SSC CGL
After submitting the mock test and checking the answer key, revise these important amendment procedure facts again. This table is useful for quick SSC CGL Polity revision because questions from this topic are usually article-based and procedure-based.
| Topic | Important Point | SSC CGL Revision Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Part XX | Deals with amendment of the Constitution. | Remember Part XX with Article 368. |
| Article 368 | Power of Parliament to amend the Constitution and procedure therefor. | Most important article for this chapter. |
| Introduction | Amendment Bill can be introduced in either House of Parliament. | Do not confuse it with Money Bill. |
| State Legislature | Amendment Bill under Article 368 cannot be introduced in a State Legislature. | Only Parliament initiates Article 368 amendment. |
| Special Majority | Majority of total membership plus two-thirds of members present and voting. | This is the most repeated majority formula. |
| Joint Sitting | No joint sitting for Constitution Amendment Bill. | Very important trick question. |
| State Ratification | Some federal provisions need ratification by at least half of States. | Important for Article 54, 55, judiciary, Seventh Schedule and Article 368 itself. |
| President Assent | After proper passage, President shall give assent. | Do not write that President can return it like an ordinary bill. |
| Basic Structure | Parliament cannot destroy the basic structure of the Constitution. | Associated with Kesavananda Bharati case. |
| Simple Majority | Some changes are outside Article 368 procedure. | Formation of new States under Article 3 is a key example. |
How to Revise Amendment Procedure for SSC CGL?
For SSC CGL, revise Amendment Procedure with a simple table of three types: simple majority, special majority and special majority with State ratification. Many students only remember Article 368, but SSC can also ask tricky points like no joint sitting, no prior recommendation of President and amendments that need ratification by States.
Also revise important case and amendment facts. The basic structure doctrine is associated with the Kesavananda Bharati case. The 24th Amendment is connected with Parliament's power to amend the Constitution. The 42nd Amendment is commonly called the Mini Constitution because it made wide-ranging changes.
FAQs on SSC CGL Amendment Procedure Mock Test 2026
Is Amendment Procedure important for SSC CGL?
Yes, Amendment Procedure is important for SSC CGL Indian Polity. Questions can come from Part XX, Article 368, special majority, State ratification, no joint sitting and basic structure doctrine.
How many questions are in this mock test?
This mock test includes 25 Indian Polity questions with detailed solutions, 15-minute timer, answer key, negative marking and topic-wise performance analysis.
Which article deals with amendment of the Constitution?
Article 368 deals with the power of Parliament to amend the Constitution and the procedure for amendment.
Is there a joint sitting for a Constitution Amendment Bill?
No, there is no provision for joint sitting in case of a Constitution Amendment Bill. It must be passed by each House separately.
How should I prepare Amendment Procedure for SSC CGL?
Prepare a three-column table for simple majority, special majority and special majority with State ratification. Also revise Article 368, basic structure doctrine, 24th Amendment and 42nd Amendment.
