Part 1: General Provisions of CrPC

1. The Criminal Procedure Code came into force in which year?

o A) 1860
o B) 1872
o C) 1973
o D) 1882
o Answer: C
2. Under CrPC, a cognizable offense is one where:
o A) Police can arrest without a warrant
o B) A warrant is necessary for arrest
o C) Only the court can order an investigation
o D) The offense is non-bailable
o Answer: A
3. Under CrPC, a non-cognizable offense is one where:
o A) Police can arrest without a warrant
o B) Police cannot arrest without a warrant
o C) Only the High Court has jurisdiction
o D) Offense is triable by Sessions Court only
o Answer: B
4. The term "bailable offense" is defined in which section of CrPC?
o A) Section 2(a)
o B) Section 2(b)
o C) Section 2(c)
o D) Section 2(d)
o Answer: A
5. Which section of CrPC deals with anticipatory bail?
o A) Section 437
o B) Section 438
o C) Section 439
o D) Section 440
o Answer: B
6. The powers of the police to investigate are described under which section of
CrPC?
o A) Section 154
o B) Section 156
o C) Section 160
o D) Section 162
o Answer: B
7. Which section of CrPC provides for the procedure for arrest without a warrant?
o A) Section 41
o B) Section 42
o C) Section 43
o D) Section 44
o Answer: A
8. The first information report (FIR) is filed under which section of CrPC?
o A) Section 154
o B) Section 156
o C) Section 157
 o D) Section 159
o Answer: A
9. A 'summons case' is defined in which section of CrPC?
o A) Section 2(a)
o B) Section 2(b)
o C) Section 2(w)
o D) Section 2(x)
o Answer: D
10. A 'warrant case' relates to offenses punishable with imprisonment for:
o A) Less than one year
o B) More than two years
o C) More than seven years
o D) Death or life imprisonment
o Answer: B

Part 2: Courts, Trials, and Jurisdiction

11. Which chapter of CrPC deals with the jurisdiction of criminal courts in inquiries
and trials?
o A) Chapter XI
o B) Chapter XII
o C) Chapter XIII
o D) Chapter XIV
o Answer: C
12. Section 320 of CrPC deals with:
o A) Cognizable offenses
o B) Bailable offenses
o C) Compounding of offenses
o D) Framing of charges
o Answer: C
13. Who has the authority to transfer a case from one High Court to another?
o A) The President
o B) The Supreme Court
o C) The Chief Justice of India
o D) The Attorney General
o Answer: B
14. Under CrPC, which court has the power to try all offenses except those
punishable by death or life imprisonment?
o A) Magistrate Court
o B) Sessions Court
o C) High Court
o D) Supreme Court
o Answer: A
15. Which section of CrPC deals with the power of the High Court to quash FIRs or
complaints?
o A) Section 482
o B) Section 437
 o C) Section 438
o D) Section 439
o Answer: A
16. Under CrPC, the maximum duration of police custody without judicial scrutiny
is:
o A) 15 days
o B) 24 hours
o C) 30 days
o D) 60 days
o Answer: B
17. Which of the following courts is NOT mentioned under CrPC?
o A) Court of Sessions
o B) Judicial Magistrate
o C) Administrative Tribunal
o D) Executive Magistrate
o Answer: C
18. Under CrPC, if an accused is convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for a
term of more than one year, the court shall order suspension of the sentence for:
o A) 30 days
o B) 45 days
o C) 60 days
o D) 90 days
o Answer: A
19. Which of the following is NOT a court of criminal jurisdiction under CrPC?
o A) Supreme Court
o B) Court of Sessions
o C) High Court
o D) District Court
o Answer: D

11. The trial of warrant cases instituted on a police report is conducted in

accordance with which section?
o A) Section 238
o B) Section 239
o C) Section 240
o D) Section 241
o Answer: C

Part 3: Arrest, Bail, and Custody

21. Which of the following provisions relate to the rights of an arrested person?
o A) Section 50
o B) Section 51
o C) Section 52
o D) Section 53
o Answer: A
22. Which section of CrPC provides the right to legal aid and free legal services to
an indigent accused?
o A) Section 303
o B) Section 304
o C) Section 306
o D) Section 307
o Answer: B
23. What is the maximum period of detention during investigation for offenses
punishable with life imprisonment?
o A) 60 days
o B) 90 days
o C) 120 days
o D) 180 days
o Answer: B
24. A bail bond is filed under which section of CrPC?
o A) Section 436
o B) Section 437
o C) Section 438
o D) Section 439
o Answer: A
25. Which of the following provisions pertains to in-camera trials in cases involving
sexual offenses?
o A) Section 372
o B) Section 373
o C) Section 374
o D) Section 376
o Answer: D
26. A person is declared a proclaimed offender under which section of CrPC?
o A) Section 82
o B) Section 83
o C) Section 84
o D) Section 85
o Answer: A
27. Which section of CrPC deals with the release of an accused on probation?
o A) Section 360
o B) Section 365
o C) Section 370
o D) Section 375
o Answer: A
28. In which section of CrPC is the term "bail" defined?
o A) Section 2(a)
o B) Section 436
o C) Section 437
o D) CrPC does not define the term "bail."
o Answer: D
29. Under which section of CrPC can the court order the disposal of property?
o A) Section 451
o B) Section 452
o C) Section 453
 o D) Section 454
o Answer: B
30. Which section of CrPC deals with the confirmation of a death sentence by the
High Court?
o A) Section 366
o B) Section 367
o C) Section 368
o D) Section 369
o Answer: A

Part 4: Appeals, Revisions, and Transfers

31. An appeal to the Supreme Court from any judgment of the High Court requires
a certificate under which section?
o A) Section 372
o B) Section 373
o C) Section 374
o D) Section 378
o Answer: C
32. Which section of CrPC allows for revision of judgments by the High Court?
o A) Section 401
o B) Section 402
o C) Section 403
o D) Section 404
o Answer: A
33. Transfer of cases by the Supreme Court can be made under which section of
CrPC?
o A) Section 406
o B) Section 407
o C) Section 408
o D) Section 409
o Answer: A

Part 5: Trials and Judgment

34. Which section of CrPC deals with the summary trial?

 A) Section 260
 B) Section 261
 C) Section 262
 D) Section 263
 Answer: A

35. Which section provides for the framing of charges in warrant cases?

 A) Section 238
 B) Section 239
 C) Section 240
 D) Section 241
 Answer: C

36. Under CrPC, a person can be tried for an offense committed outside India under
which section?

 A) Section 1
 B) Section 2
 C) Section 3
 D) Section 4
 Answer: D

37. Which section of CrPC deals with the mode of taking and recording evidence in
inquiries and trials?

 A) Section 272
 B) Section 273
 C) Section 274
 D) Section 275
 Answer: B

38. Who is empowered to tender a pardon to an accomplice in CrPC?

 A) The President
 B) The High Court
 C) The Magistrate
 D) The Supreme Court
 Answer: C

39. Which section of CrPC relates to the power of the court to summon material
witnesses?

 A) Section 311
 B) Section 312
 C) Section 313
 D) Section 314
 Answer: A

40. Who among the following cannot commute a sentence of death under CrPC?

 A) President
 B) Governor
 C) High Court
 D) Supreme Court
 Answer: C

41. Which section of CrPC deals with the summary dismissal of appeals?

 A) Section 384
 B) Section 385
 C) Section 386
  D) Section 387
 Answer: A

42. In a summary trial, the accused can be sentenced to imprisonment for a term not
exceeding:

 A) 3 months
 B) 6 months
 C) 1 year
 D) 2 years
 Answer: B

43. Which section of CrPC deals with the procedure of appeals from acquittals?

 A) Section 377
 B) Section 378
 C) Section 379
 D) Section 380
 Answer: B

44. Which of the following deals with the procedures after a conviction is made
under CrPC?

Part 5: Evidence, Witnesses, and Summons

34. Which section of CrPC deals with the recording of evidence by a Magistrate?

 A) Section 272
 B) Section 273
 C) Section 274
 D) Section 275
 Answer: D

35. Under which section of CrPC can the court issue a summons to a witness?

 A) Section 61
 B) Section 62
 C) Section 69
 D) Section 70
 Answer: A

36. Which section of CrPC states that evidence must be recorded in the presence of
the accused?

 A) Section 272
 B) Section 273
 C) Section 274
 D) Section 275
 Answer: B
37. Section 299 of CrPC deals with:

 A) Evidence in absence of accused

 B) Evidence of child witnesses
 C) Evidence in trials of summons cases
 D) Evidence in warrant cases
 Answer: A

38. Which section deals with the examination of an accused person by the court?

 A) Section 311
 B) Section 313
 C) Section 315
 D) Section 317
 Answer: B

39. Under CrPC, the examination of witnesses is dealt with in which section?

 A) Section 161
 B) Section 162
 C) Section 164
 D) Section 165
 Answer: A

40. In a criminal trial, the cross-examination of a witness is provided under which

section?

 A) Section 135 of the Evidence Act

 B) Section 137 of the Evidence Act
 C) Section 138 of the Evidence Act
 D) Section 140 of the Evidence Act
 Answer: C

41. Section 144 of CrPC relates to:

 A) Temporary orders for public nuisance or apprehended danger

 B) Arrest without warrant
 C) Preventive detention
 D) Attachment of property
 Answer: A

42. Which section of CrPC deals with the proclamation for persons absconding?

 A) Section 82
 B) Section 83
 C) Section 84
 D) Section 85
 Answer: A

43. The procedure for declaring someone a proclaimed offender is mentioned in:
  A) Section 83
 B) Section 84
 C) Section 85
 D) Section 86
 Answer: A

Part 6: Compounding, Plea Bargaining, and Special Procedures

44. Which section of CrPC deals with plea bargaining?

 A) Section 265A
 B) Section 250
 C) Section 260
 D) Section 265D
 Answer: A

45. In which of the following cases is plea bargaining NOT applicable under CrPC?

 A) Offenses affecting the socio-economic condition of the country

 B) Offenses punishable with imprisonment of less than 7 years
 C) Offenses punishable with fine
 D) Offenses related to traffic violations
 Answer: A

46. Which of the following offenses can be compounded under CrPC?

 A) Theft
 B) Criminal breach of trust
 C) Defamation
 D) Dacoity
 Answer: C

47. The procedure for the trial of warrant cases instituted otherwise than on a police
report is found in which section of CrPC?

 A) Section 242
 B) Section 243
 C) Section 244
 D) Section 245
 Answer: C

48. Which of the following sections of CrPC deals with the withdrawal of
prosecution?

 A) Section 320
 B) Section 321
 C) Section 322
 D) Section 323
  Answer: B

49. Which section of CrPC allows the court to examine any person in attendance?

 A) Section 311
 B) Section 312
 C) Section 313
 D) Section 314
 Answer: A

50.Section 267 of CrPC relates to:

 A) Custody of accused during investigation
 B) Power to summon a prisoner for examination
 C) Bail procedure for bailable offenses
 D) Trial of summons cases
 Answer: B

Part 7: Appeals, Review, and Revision

51.Which section of CrPC deals with appeals to the Supreme Court?
 A) Section 374
 B) Section 378
 C) Section 379
 D) Section 384
 Answer: C
52.Under CrPC, the right to appeal in certain cases is excluded in
which section?
 A) Section 375
 B) Section 376
 C) Section 377
 D) Section 378
 Answer: A
53.Which section of CrPC allows for revision in criminal cases by the
High Court?
 A) Section 401
 B) Section 402
 C) Section 403
  D) Section 404
 Answer: A
54.Under which section of CrPC can an accused appeal for acquittal?
 A) Section 374
 B) Section 377
 C) Section 378
 D) Section 379
 Answer: A

Part 8: Miscellaneous Provisions

55.Which section of CrPC deals with the procedure to be followed for
the inquiry of lunatics?
 A) Section 328
 B) Section 329
 C) Section 330
 D) Section 331
 Answer: A
56.Who can issue orders under Section 144 of CrPC?
 A) District Magistrate
 B) Executive Magistrate
 C) Sub-Divisional Magistrate
 D) All of the above
 Answer: D
57.Which section of CrPC permits the filing of an FIR in case of a
cognizable offense?
 A) Section 154
 B) Section 155
 C) Section 156
 D) Section 157
 Answer: A
58.Under CrPC, who can grant anticipatory bail?
 A) Court of Sessions
 B) High Court
  C) Both A and B
 D) Supreme Court
 Answer: C

59. Which section of CrPC provides for the committal of cases to the Court of
Session?

 A) Section 206
 B) Section 209
 C) Section 210
 D) Section 211
 Answer: B

60. Which section of CrPC deals with inquiries by Executive Magistrates?

 A) Section 116
 B) Section 117
 C) Section 118
 D) Section 119
 Answer: B

Part 9: Trials, Sentencing, and Proceedings

61. Which section of CrPC deals with summary trials?

 A) Section 251
 B) Section 260
 C) Section 271
 D) Section 281
 Answer: B

62. Which section of CrPC allows a person to be tried again for an offense if a
previous trial did not result in a valid judgment?

 A) Section 300
 B) Section 304
 C) Section 306
 D) Section 309
 Answer: A

63. Under which section of CrPC can a court alter the charge?

 A) Section 216
 B) Section 217
 C) Section 218
 D) Section 219
 Answer: A
64. Which section of CrPC deals with the acquittal or conviction of an accused in a
trial?

 A) Section 248
 B) Section 250
 C) Section 254
 D) Section 256
 Answer: A

65. In a summary trial, the maximum sentence a Magistrate can impose is:

 A) 3 months
 B) 6 months
 C) 1 year
 D) 2 years
 Answer: B

66. Which section of CrPC provides for the examination of an accused person by a
magistrate?

 A) Section 161
 B) Section 163
 C) Section 313
 D) Section 317
 Answer: C

67. Under CrPC, a person sentenced to death can appeal under which section?

 A) Section 366
 B) Section 368
 C) Section 370
 D) Section 374
 Answer: D

68. Which section of CrPC provides for the adjournment of proceedings in a trial?

 A) Section 301
 B) Section 305
 C) Section 309
 D) Section 313
 Answer: C

69. The court may issue a summons to a person charged with committing a bailable
offense under which section?

 A) Section 208
 B) Section 209
 C) Section 210
 D) Section 211
 Answer: A
 70. Which section of CrPC lays down the procedure for the transfer of cases from
one court to another?

 A) Section 408
 B) Section 409
 C) Section 410
 D) Section 411
 Answer: A

Part 10: Warrants, Summons, and Proclamations

71. Which section of CrPC empowers the police to investigate a non-cognizable

offense?

 A) Section 154
 B) Section 155
 C) Section 156
 D) Section 157
 Answer: B

72. Which section of CrPC provides for the service of summons?

 A) Section 61
 B) Section 62
 C) Section 64
 D) Section 65
 Answer: B

73. Under which section of CrPC can a Magistrate issue a warrant for arrest?

 A) Section 70
 B) Section 71
 C) Section 72
 D) Section 73
 Answer: A

74. Which section of CrPC deals with the proclamation for absconding persons?

 A) Section 82
 B) Section 83
 C) Section 84
 D) Section 85
 Answer: A

75. Which section of CrPC deals with the attachment of property of an absconding
person?

 A) Section 82
  B) Section 83
 C) Section 84
 D) Section 85
 Answer: B

76. A search warrant can be issued under which section of CrPC?

 A) Section 93
 B) Section 94
 C) Section 95
 D) Section 96
 Answer: A

77. Which section of CrPC allows the search of a place entered by a person sought to
be arrested?

 A) Section 47
 B) Section 48
 C) Section 49
 D) Section 50
 Answer: A

78. Which section of CrPC deals with the procedure for proclaiming an offender?

 A) Section 82
 B) Section 83
 C) Section 84
 D) Section 85
 Answer: A

79. A summons may be served personally or by:

 A) Registered post
 B) Electronic means
 C) Both A and B
 D) None of the above
 Answer: C

80. Which section of CrPC deals with the disposal of property after trial?

 A) Section 451
 B) Section 452
 C) Section 453
 D) Section 454
 Answer: B

Part 11: Bail and Bonds

81. Which section of CrPC provides for bail in case of bailable offenses?
 A) Section 436
 B) Section 437
 C) Section 438
 D) Section 439
 Answer: A

82. Which section of CrPC allows for anticipatory bail?

 A) Section 436
 B) Section 437
 C) Section 438
 D) Section 439
 Answer: C

83. Which of the following sections of CrPC provides for the cancellation of bail?

 A) Section 437(5)
 B) Section 438(5)
 C) Section 439(2)
 D) All of the above
 Answer: D

84. Bail bonds are provided for under which section of CrPC?

 A) Section 440
 B) Section 441
 C) Section 442
 D) Section 443
 Answer: B

85. Under CrPC, which section deals with the release on bail of a person accused of
a non-bailable offense?

 A) Section 436
 B) Section 437
 C) Section 438
 D) Section 439
 Answer: B

86. Which section of CrPC empowers the High Court to grant bail?

 A) Section 436
 B) Section 437
 C) Section 438
 D) Section 439
 Answer: D

87. A person granted anticipatory bail can be arrested without revocation under
which section?
  A) Section 437
 B) Section 438
 C) Section 439
 D) Section 440
 Answer: B

88. Which section of CrPC deals with the security for keeping the peace and good
behavior?

 A) Section 106
 B) Section 107
 C) Section 108
 D) Section 109
 Answer: A

Part 12: Miscellaneous Provisions and Powers

89. Which section of CrPC deals with the powers of the court to release certain
offenders on probation?

 A) Section 360
 B) Section 365
 C) Section 370
 D) Section 375
 Answer: A

90. Which section of CrPC permits the transfer of criminal cases from one state to
another?

 A) Section 406
 B) Section 407
 C) Section 408
 D) Section 409
 Answer: A

91. Which section of CrPC deals with the confirmation of a death sentence by the
High Court?

 A) Section 366
 B) Section 367
 C) Section 368
 D) Section 369
 Answer: A

92. Under CrPC, which court can try all offenses except those punishable with death
or life imprisonment?

 A) Magistrate Court
 B) Sessions Court
 C) High Court
 D) Supreme Court
 Answer: A

93. Which section of CrPC provides for an in-camera trial in cases involving rape?

 A) Section 372
 B) Section 373
 C) Section 375
 D) Section 376
 Answer: D

94. Section 482 of CrPC deals with:

 A) Saving of inherent powers of High Court

 B) Appeal from acquittal
 C) Reversal of an order of conviction
 D) Power to frame rules
 Answer: A

95. Which section of CrPC gives the police the authority to arrest without a
warrant?

 A) Section 41
 B) Section 42
 C) Section 43
 D) Section 44
 Answer: A

96. Which section of CrPC allows a court to order the forfeiture of property?

 A) Section 60
 B) Section 61
 C) Section 63
 D) Section 66
 Answer: C

97. Which section of CrPC deals with the maintenance of wives, children, and
parents?

 A) Section 123
 B) Section 125
 C) Section 127
 D) Section 129
 Answer: B

98. Which section of CrPC provides for the protection of an accused person against
double jeopardy?

 A) Section 300
 B) Section 301
 C) Section 302
 D) Section 304
 Answer: A

99. Which section of CrPC allows for the submission of a police report after an
investigation?

 A) Section 169
 B) Section 170
 C) Section 173
 D) Section 174
 Answer: C

100. Which section of CrPC provides for the summary dismissal of an appeal?

 A) Section 384
 B) Section 385
 C) Section 386
 D) Section 387
 Answer: A
 New BNSS
Part 1: Preliminary Provisions and Definitions

1. Which year was the Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita enacted?

o A) 2020
o B) 2021
o C) 2023
o D) 2025
o Answer: C
2. The Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita is aimed at replacing which law?
o A) Indian Penal Code
o B) Indian Evidence Act
o C) Code of Civil Procedure
o D) Criminal Procedure Code
o Answer: D
3. Under the BNSS, which of the following is considered a bailable offense?
o A) Theft
o B) Murder
o C) Rape
o D) Sedition
o Answer: A
4. Under BNSS, a non-cognizable offense is one where:
o A) Arrest can be made without a warrant
o B) Arrest can be made only with a warrant
o C) Offender can be detained for 24 hours
o D) Offender cannot be arrested
o Answer: B
5. Which authority is responsible for framing the rules under BNSS?
o A) Parliament
o B) State Legislature
o C) Central Government
o D) Supreme Court
o Answer: C

Part 2: Powers of the Police and Magistrates

6. The power to arrest without a warrant in BNSS is given under:

o A) Section 41
o B) Section 42
o C) Section 43
o D) Section 44
o Answer: A
 7. Which section of the BNSS deals with the procedure for summons?
o A) Section 61
o B) Section 63
o C) Section 67
o D) Section 69
o Answer: A
8. In BNSS, a magistrate may take cognizance of an offense upon receiving:
o A) Complaint
o B) Police report
o C) Information from any other source
o D) All of the above
o Answer: D
9. Which section of BNSS empowers the police to investigate non-cognizable
offenses with the permission of a magistrate?
o A) Section 154
o B) Section 155
o C) Section 156
o D) Section 157
o Answer: B
10. The maximum period a person can be remanded to police custody under BNSS
is:
o A) 7 days
o B) 14 days
o C) 15 days
o D) 30 days
o Answer: C

Part 3: Investigation and Inquiry

11. Section 164 of the BNSS deals with:

o A) Search and seizure
o B) Recording of confessions and statements
o C) Remand orders
o D) Examination of witnesses
o Answer: B
12. Which section in the BNSS outlines the process for filing an FIR?
o A) Section 154
o B) Section 156
o C) Section 158
o D) Section 160
o Answer: A
13. In BNSS, a person arrested without a warrant must be produced before a
magistrate within how many hours?
o A) 12 hours
o B) 24 hours
o C) 48 hours
o D) 72 hours
o Answer: B
14. Which section of the BNSS deals with anticipatory bail?
 o A) Section 436
o B) Section 438
o C) Section 440
o D) Section 442
o Answer: B
15. In BNSS, investigation must be completed within how many days for offenses
punishable with imprisonment of 10 years or more?
o A) 30 days
o B) 60 days

o C) 90 days
o D) 120 days
o Answer: C

Part 4: Arrest, Bail, and Bonds

16. Which section of BNSS deals with the procedure of bail for bailable offenses?
o A) Section 437
o B) Section 439
o C) Section 436
o D) Section 438
o Answer: C
17. Under BNSS, anticipatory bail can be granted by:
o A) Sessions Court
o B) High Court
o C) Both A and B
o D) Only Supreme Court
o Answer: C
18. Which section under BNSS allows a court to cancel bail if conditions are
violated?
o A) Section 439
o B) Section 441
o C) Section 437
o D) Section 443
o Answer: A
19. Which section of the BNSS provides for the release of a person on personal
recognizance (bond)?
o A) Section 440
o B) Section 441
o C) Section 442
o D) Section 443
o Answer: B
20. Under BNSS, an arrested person has the right to consult a legal practitioner
under:
o A) Article 19
o B) Section 41D
o C) Section 50
o D) Section 57
o Answer: B
Part 5: Trials and Sentencing

21. Which section of BNSS governs summary trials?

o A) Section 251
o B) Section 260
o C) Section 270
o D) Section 280
o Answer: B
22. Under BNSS, an in-camera trial may be conducted in cases related to:
o A) Theft
o B) Corruption
o C) Rape
o D) Sedition
o Answer: C
23. Which section of BNSS deals with the conviction on a plea of guilty?
o A) Section 229
o B) Section 230
o C) Section 231
o D) Section 232
o Answer: A
24. The procedure for a warrant trial initiated on a police report is provided under:
o A) Section 238
o B) Section 239
o C) Section 240
o D) Section 241
o Answer: A
25. Which section of BNSS allows the court to release a convicted person on
probation?
o A) Section 360
o B) Section 365
o C) Section 370
o D) Section 375
o Answer: A

Part 6: Appeals and Revisions

26. Appeals in cases of acquittal are governed by which section of BNSS?

o A) Section 374
o B) Section 375
o C) Section 376
o D) Section 377
o Answer: D
27. Which section of BNSS provides for revision petitions?
o A) Section 397
o B) Section 399
o C) Section 401
o D) Section 403
o Answer: A
28. Which section deals with the filing of appeals against orders of the High Court?
 o A) Section 372
o B) Section 374
o C) Section 375
o D) Section 377
o Answer: B
29. Under BNSS, which of the following offenses can the High Court enhance
punishment for, under its revisional powers?
o A) Bailable offenses
o B) Non-bailable offenses
o C) Minor offenses
o D) None of the above
o Answer: B
30. Which section of BNSS grants the power to file a public interest appeal?
o A) Section 400
o B) Section 402
o C) Section 404
o D) Section 406
o Answer: D

Part 7: Execution of Sentences

31. Under BNSS, the procedure for the execution of a death sentence is provided in
which section?
o A) Section 366
o B) Section 368
o C) Section 370
o D) Section 372
o Answer: A

32. Which section of BNSS deals with the execution of a sentence of imprisonment?
o A) Section 374
o B) Section 375
o C) Section 376
o D) Section 379
o Answer: B

33. Under BNSS, fines imposed by the court are governed by which section?
o A) Section 431
o B) Section 432
o C) Section 433
o D) Section 435
o Answer: A

34. The release of offenders on probation is dealt with under which section of BNSS?
o A) Section 438
o B) Section 439
o C) Section 440
o D) Section 441
o Answer: D
 35. Which section in BNSS allows the court to defer the execution of a sentence in
certain cases?
o A) Section 390
o B) Section 391
o C) Section 392
o D) Section 393
o Answer: C

36. What is the maximum period for which the death penalty can be deferred under
BNSS?
o A) 7 days
o B) 14 days
o C) 30 days
o D) 60 days
o Answer: C

Part 8: Preventive Actions by Police

37. Under BNSS, preventive arrest provisions are governed by which section?
o A) Section 149
o B) Section 150
o C) Section 151
o D) Section 152
o Answer: C

38. Which section of BNSS empowers the police to disperse an unlawful assembly?
o A) Section 129
o B) Section 130
o C) Section 131
o D) Section 132
o Answer: A

39. In BNSS, the procedure to maintain public order and tranquillity is laid out in:
o A) Chapter X
o B) Chapter IX
o C) Chapter VIII
o D) Chapter VII
o Answer: A

40. Which section of BNSS grants the police power to seize arms from unlawful
assemblies?
o A) Section 134
o B) Section 135
o C) Section 136
o D) Section 137
o Answer: B

41. Under BNSS, a magistrate can require security for keeping the peace under:
o A) Section 106
o B) Section 107
o C) Section 108
 o D) Section 110
o Answer: B

42. Which section of BNSS allows a police officer to prevent the commission of a
cognizable offense?
o A) Section 149
o B) Section 150
o C) Section 151
o D) Section 152
o Answer: A

43. Which section in BNSS deals with security for good behavior?
o A) Section 109
o B) Section 110
o C) Section 111
o D) Section 112
o Answer: B

44. In BNSS, the police can make a preventive arrest without a magistrate's order if
the person is about to commit which type of offense?
o A) Non-cognizable
o B) Bailable
o C) Cognizable
o D) Compoundable
o Answer: C

45. The power to inspect or seize documents relevant to an investigation is governed

under which section of BNSS?
o A) Section 91
o B) Section 92
o C) Section 93
o D) Section 94
o Answer: A

46. Under BNSS, the power of a magistrate to prohibit public nuisance is provided
in which section?
o A) Section 133
o B) Section 134
o C) Section 135
o D) Section 136
o Answer: A

Part 9: Jurisdiction and Transfer of Cases

47. Which section of BNSS deals with the jurisdiction of criminal courts in inquiries
and trials?
o A) Section 177
o B) Section 178
o C) Section 179
o D) Section 180
o Answer: A
 48. In BNSS, cases involving offenses committed in more than one jurisdiction are
dealt with under:
o A) Section 179
o B) Section 180
o C) Section 181
o D) Section 182
o Answer: A

49. Which section of BNSS allows the High Court to transfer cases from one
subordinate court to another?
o A) Section 406
o B) Section 407
o C) Section 408
o D) Section 409
o Answer: B

50. Transfer of cases by the Supreme Court is governed by which section of BNSS?
o A) Section 408
o B) Section 409
o C) Section 410
o D) Section 406
o Answer: D

51. In BNSS, a trial can be transferred from one state to another by:
o A) The District Court
o B) The High Court
o C) The Supreme Court
o D) The Sessions Court
o Answer: C

52. Which section of BNSS governs the jurisdiction of the court where the place of
inquiry or trial is uncertain?
o A) Section 178
o B) Section 179
o C) Section 180
o D) Section 181
o Answer: D

53. A case involving multiple offenses can be tried together under which section of
BNSS?
o A) Section 218
o B) Section 219
o C) Section 220
o D) Section 221
o Answer: C

Part 10: Miscellaneous Provisions

54. Under BNSS, which section provides for the trial of offenses committed on high
seas or in exclusive economic zones?
o A) Section 188
 o B) Section 189
o C) Section 190
o D) Section 191
o Answer: A
55. Which section of BNSS provides that no court shall take cognizance of an offense
after the expiry of the period of limitation?
o A) Section 468
o B) Section 469
o C) Section 470
o D) Section 471
o Answer: A
56. Which section in BNSS allows the court to condone the delay in filing a
complaint for certain offenses?
o A) Section 473
o B) Section 474
o C) Section 475
o D) Section 476
o Answer: A
57. In BNSS, the power to make rules is provided under which section?
o A) Section 477
o B) Section 478
o C) Section 479
o D) Section 480
o Answer: A
58. Which section of BNSS deals with the validity of judicial acts?
o A) Section 465
o B) Section 466
o C) Section 467
o D) Section 468
o Answer: A
59. Which section of BNSS provides for the powers of superior officers of police?
o A) Section 36
o B) Section 37
o C) Section 38
o D) Section 39
o Answer: A
60. The BNSS provides that the court can stop proceedings under certain conditions.
This is mentioned in:
o A) Section 257
o B) Section 258
o C) Section 259
o D) Section 260
o Answer: B

Part 11: Compensation to Victims

 61. Which section of BNSS deals with the compensation for wrongful prosecution
and incarceration?

 A) Section 357A
 B) Section 357B
 C) Section 358
 D) Section 359
 Answer: A

62. Under BNSS, who has the power to recommend compensation for the victim in
certain cases?

 A) Magistrate
 B) Sessions Judge
 C) High Court Judge
 D) All of the above
 Answer: D

63. Which section under BNSS allows courts to order payment of costs by the
accused if found guilty?

 A) Section 357
 B) Section 357A
 C) Section 357B
 D) Section 359
 Answer: D

64. Which of the following is NOT covered under the compensation provisions in
BNSS?

 A) Victims of wrongful prosecution

 B) Victims of crimes against women
 C) Offenders paying for court expenses
 D) Compensation for property damage
 Answer: D

65. The compensation to be awarded to the victim by the court is provided under:

 A) Section 356
 B) Section 357
 C) Section 358
 D) Section 360
 Answer: B

Part 12: Investigative Powers

66. Which section of BNSS gives power to the police to conduct searches without a
warrant in urgent cases?

 A) Section 100
  B) Section 101
 C) Section 102
 D) Section 103
 Answer: C

67. Seizure of property under suspicion of being stolen is provided under which
section of BNSS?

 A) Section 102
 B) Section 103
 C) Section 104
 D) Section 105
 Answer: A

68. The power to investigate a crime scene without prior authorization is provided
under which section of BNSS?

 A) Section 157
 B) Section 159
 C) Section 161
 D) Section 162
 Answer: A

69. The police can issue search warrants under BNSS according to which section?

 A) Section 93
 B) Section 94
 C) Section 95
 D) Section 96
 Answer: A

70. Which section of BNSS allows police officers to break open doors or windows to
execute a warrant?

 A) Section 47
 B) Section 48
 C) Section 49
 D) Section 50
 Answer: A

Part 13: Appeals and Revisions

71. Which section of BNSS provides the time frame for filing an appeal against a
conviction?

 A) Section 374
 B) Section 375
 C) Section 376
 D) Section 377
 Answer: A
 72. In BNSS, appeals for acquittals are covered under which section?

 A) Section 376
 B) Section 377
 C) Section 378
 D) Section 379
 Answer: C

73. Under BNSS, the revision of criminal proceedings by a higher court is governed
by:

 A) Section 397
 B) Section 399
 C) Section 401
 D) Section 402
 Answer: A

74. The power to direct a retrial is vested under which section of BNSS?

 A) Section 386
 B) Section 387
 C) Section 388
 D) Section 389
 Answer: A

75. In BNSS, the High Court's power to review or revise a case is under which
section?

 A) Section 397
 B) Section 399
 C) Section 401
 D) Section 403
 Answer: C

Part 14: Evidence and Witnesses

76. Which section of BNSS deals with the protection of witnesses in sensitive cases?

 A) Section 193
 B) Section 194
 C) Section 195
 D) Section 195A
 Answer: D

77. Which section under BNSS outlines the procedure for recording the statements
of witnesses?

 A) Section 161
 B) Section 162
 C) Section 163
  D) Section 164
 Answer: A

78. Under BNSS, who can record the confession of an accused?

 A) Investigating officer
 B) Judicial magistrate
 C) Police constable
 D) Sessions judge
 Answer: B

79. In BNSS, evidence provided by electronic means is dealt with under:

 A) Section 62
 B) Section 63
 C) Section 64
 D) Section 65B
 Answer: D

80. Which section of BNSS deals with the summoning of witnesses for trial?

 A) Section 234
 B) Section 236
 C) Section 238
 D) Section 240
 Answer: A

Part 15: Miscellaneous Provisions

81. Which section in BNSS outlines the powers to impose costs on parties in criminal
proceedings?

 A) Section 357
 B) Section 359
 C) Section 360
 D) Section 361
 Answer: B

82. BNSS allows a magistrate to discharge an accused if there is no sufficient

evidence under which section?

 A) Section 245
 B) Section 246
 C) Section 247
 D) Section 248
 Answer: A

83. Which section of BNSS provides the procedure for issuing a proclamation
requiring the appearance of a person?
  A) Section 82
 B) Section 83
 C) Section 84
 D) Section 85
 Answer: A

84. Which section of BNSS deals with the forfeiture of property of a person
absconding under proclamation?

 A) Section 83
 B) Section 84
 C) Section 85
 D) Section 86
 Answer: A

85. The BNSS prescribes a limitation period for filing charges under which section?

 A) Section 468
 B) Section 469
 C) Section 470
 D) Section 471
 Answer: A

Part 16: Juvenile Justice and Special Provisions

86. Under BNSS, trials for juveniles are conducted in accordance with which law?

 A) Juvenile Justice Act

 B) Prevention of Children Act
 C) Criminal Procedure Code
 D) None of the above
 Answer: A

87. Which section of BNSS deals with the trial of persons of unsound mind?

 A) Section 328
 B) Section 329
 C) Section 330
 D) Section 331
 Answer: A

88. The BNSS provides for the establishment of what kind of special courts for
expeditious trial of certain offenses?

 A) Special magistrate courts

 B) Fast track courts
 C) Sessions courts
 D) None of the above
 Answer: B
 89. Which section of BNSS deals with the determination of age in case of juvenile
offenders?

 A) Section 320
 B) Section 321
 C) Section 322
 D) Section 323
 Answer: A

90. Which section in BNSS allows juvenile cases to be dealt with separately from
adult offenders?

 A) Section 27
 B) Section 29
 C) Section 31
 D) Section 33
 Answer: A

Part 17: Plea Bargaining and Alternative Dispute Resolution

91. Which section in BNSS provides for plea bargaining?

 A) Section 265A
 B) Section 265B
 C) Section 265C
 D) Section 265D
 Answer: A

92. Who can apply for plea bargaining under BNSS?

 A) Victim
 B) Accused
 C) Magistrate
 D) Police
 Answer: B