Kerala LLB 3 Year 2025 Question Paper with Answers

FINAL ANSWER KEY
Question Paper Code: 19/2025/OL
Exam:THREE YEAR LLB 2025
Date of Test: 01-06-2025

1. Find out the incorrectly spelled word
A) vulnerable
B) ambitious
C) retraspective
D) jurisdiction

2. Find out the incorrectly spelled word
A) detrimental
B) incestous
C) secretariat
D) consanguineous

3. Find out the incorrectly spelled word
A) garrulous
B) inundate
C) surreptitious
D) vicisitude

4. Find out the incorrectly spelled word
A) fragile
B) prestigious
C) mischeivous
D) abrogate

Find out a word which is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals.
5. NAUSEOUS
A) upset
B) ill
C) well

D) peaky

Find out a word which is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals.
6. PIOGNANT
A) inspirational
B) emotional
C) dispassionate
D) eloquent
Correct Answer:-Question Cancelled
Find out a word which is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals.
7. ORDAIN
A) rescind
B) destine
C) fate
D) doom

Find out a word which is nearest to the opposite in meaning to the word given in capitals.
8. TRANSIENT
A) brief
B) momentary
C) little
D) lasting

9. Find out a word which is nearest in meaning to the word given in capitals. NOUGHT
A) present
B) exist
C) nil
D) available

10. Find out a word which is nearest in meaning to the word given in capitals. CORRUGATED
A) pressed
B) wrinkled
C) straightened
D) flattened

11. Find out a word which is nearest in meaning to the word given in capitals.CAPRICIOUS
A) inconsistent
B) definite
C) constant
D) Stable

Convert the given sentence into indirect speech :
12. She said, “ I am studying a novel now ”
A) She says that she was studying a novel then.
B) She said that she studied a novel now.
C) She said that she is studying a novel then.
D) She said that she was studying a novel then.

Convert the given sentence into indirect speech :
13. He said, “ I have completed the work ”
A) He said that he has completed the work.
B) He said that he had been completed the work.
C) He said that he had completed the work.
D) He says that he has completed the work.

Convert the given sentence into Direct Speech :
14. He told that his daughter was working as an office manager
A) He said, “ My daughter is working as an office manager ”
B) He says, “ My daughter was working as an office manager ”
C) He said, “ My daughter was working as an office manager ”
D) He says, “ My daughter works as an office manager ”

15. Convert the given sentence into Direct Speech : Minister told that he would come there
A) Minister says, “ I shall come there ”
B) Minister said, “ he shall come there ”
C) Minister said, “ I come there ”
D) Minister said, “ I shall come there ”

Identify the meaning of the idioms or phrases given in capitals in the sentence:
16. It is getting dark and hard to see the ball. Let us CALL IT A DAY .
A) continue to play
B) come to an end
C) ready to play
D) tired

Identify the meaning of the idioms or phrases given in capitals in the sentence:
17. Books like this are A DIME A DOZEN
A) common and of a little value
B) a rare collection
C) new arrivals
D) old collection

Pick out the best filler which can complete the given sentence correctly.
18. The investigating Agency has ________ its findings to the Reserve bank of India
A) verified
B) obtained
C) received
D) referred

Pick out the best filler which can complete the given sentence correctly.
19. The Central Economic Intelligence Bureau has _______ the COFEPOSA Act against him
A) done
B) applied
C) invoked
D) issued

Pick out the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the
20. sentence meaningfully complete.
United States of America and Iran are currently _________ in rare high-stakes diplomacy
A) expressed
B) engaged
C) introduced
D) explained

Pick out the most effective word from the given words to fill in the blanks to make the
21. sentence meaningfully complete.
The Pahalgam carnage was a deliberate attempt to ________ fear among people
A) instill
B) drain
C) eliminate
D) Eradicate

Find the correct preposition.
22. He saw the swimming pool and wanted to jump ______ the swimming pool
A) on
B) to
C) into
D) at

Find the correct preposition :
23. My friend saved my life ______ killing the snake without fear
A) on
B) for
C) with
D) by

Find the correct preposition :
24. It is very difficult to infer any definite conclusion _______ the available data.
A) among
B) with
C) by
D) of

25. Change the sentence “ She enjoys reading books ” into an interrogative sentence
A) Is she enjoy reading books?
B) Do she enjoy reading books?
C) Does she enjoys reading books?
D) Does she enjoy reading books?

Change the sentence “ They have done the work in a record time ” into an interrogative
26. sentence.
A) Do they have done the work in a record time?
B) Have they done the work in a record time?
C) Had they done the work in a record time?
D) Have them done the work in a record time?

A sentence is divided into three parts. Choose the incorrect part. If there is no error in the
27. sentence , choose the option (4).
A) The diplomatic actions against
B) Pakistan taken by India’s Cabinet Committee on Security,
C) is a measured set of responses to the recent terror attack
D) No error

A sentence is divided into three parts. Choose the incorrect part. If there is no error in the
28. sentence , choose the option (4).
A) If we want to raised a generation that is healthier and better prepared for the future,
B) we must start by making ‘ learning to eat well’
C) a part of child’s education.
D) No error

A sentence is divided into three parts. Choose the incorrect part. If there is no error in the
29. sentence , choose the option (4).
A) According to J & K Government figures, the State
B) have seen an upswing in tourist footfall
C) over the past many years
D) No error

Rearrange the four parts to form a meaningful and coherent sentence:
P: volunteered to park his
30. Q: a shop owner
R: warn motorists off the hole
S: advertisement board to
A) QRSP
B) QSPR

C) QRPS
D) QPSR

Rearrange the four parts to form a meaningful and coherent sentence:
P: depending on
31. Q: basis
R: vehicles are allotted space
S: first-come-first-service
A) RPSQ
B) QSPR
C) SRPQ
D) RPSQ
Correct Answer:-Question Cancelled
Rearrange the four parts to form a meaningful and coherent sentence:
P: stations across the city
32. Q: work on identifying locations for public
R: Electric Vehicle charging
S: the Corporation has started
A) SQPR
B) QSPR
C) SQRP
D) RPSQ

33. Find out the correctly spelled word
A) manufacturor
B) condiment
C) annoncement
D) fatutous

34. Find out the correctly spelled word
A) manifestasion
B) seerchlight
C) consciousnes
D) fundamentalist

Choose the nearest one word from the alternatives given below for
35. ‘ to remove all objectionable matter ’

A) expurgate
B) appendix
C) authorise
D) liberal

Choose the nearest one word from the alternatives given below for
36. ‘ one who is fond of fighting or war ’
A) brigand
B) bellicose
C) altruist
D) robber

37. The Sun Temple at Konarak, Odisha, located on the shores of Bay of Bengal, was built in
A) 17th century
B) 18th century
C) 13th century
D) 16th century

38. Which one of the following is not included in the list of World Heritage Sites?
A) Ellora Caves
B) Bhimbetka Rock shelters
C) Agra Fort
D) City of Jaisalmer

39. The present President of the United Arab Emirates is
A) Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan
B) Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
C) Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan
D) Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan

40. In India, Grey Revolution is primarily related to
A) increased fertilizer production
B) increased spice production
C) increased tea production

D) ncreased coffee production

41. The State Manipur shares the international border with
A) Nepal
B) China
C) Bangladesh
D) Myanmar

42. The river Kabini is a tributary of the river
A) Krishna
B) Tungabhadra
C) Kaveri
D) Bhima

43. Which one the following is not a west flowing river in Kerala?
A) Neyyar
B) Karamana
C) Vamanapuram
D) Pambar

44. The International Kabaddi Federation is located at
A) Jaipur, India
B) Bhopal, India
C) Chennai, India
D) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

45. First woman president of UN General assembly was
A) Eugenia Charles
B) Agatha barbara
C) Soong Chingling
D) Vijay Lakshmi Pandit

46. Suez Canal links
A) Red Sea and Black Sea
B) Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea
C) Red Sea and Greenland Sea
D) Red Sea and Caspian Sea

47. Which country was previously, historically known as Siam?
A) Thailand
B) Philippines
C) Vietnam
D) Myanmar

48. Which one of the following cities is not in Sri Lanka?
A) Galle
B) Kandy
C) Kandahar
D) Jaffna

49. Who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in the year 2024?
A) Han Kang
B) Nihon Hidankyo
C) John Hopfield
D) Geoffrey Hinton

50. Pentagon serves as the headquarters of the United States of America
A) Department of Human Services
B) Homeland Security
C) Department of Defense
D) Department of Commerce

51. H-1B is a foreign worker visa in the
A) Russia
B) Canada

C) Australia
D) United States of America

52. The International Court of Justice is the principal judicial organ of the
A) International Labour Organisation
B) United Nations
C) World Trade Organisation
D) World Intellectual Property Organisation

53. One of the largest news agencies, UNI was founded in 1961 in India. UNI stands for
A) Unified News of India
B) United News Agency of India
C) United News of India
D) Unified News Agency of India

54. The present President of Ukraine is
A) Leonid Kuchma
B) Viktor Yanukovych
C) Viktor Yushchenko
D) Volodymyr Zelenskyy

55. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is an organisation of
A) Canada
B) Peoples Republic of China
C) United States of America
D) Germany

56. Which of the following part of the Sun is visible to Humans?
A) Photosphere
B) Corona
C) Chromosphere
D) Core

57. The second largest planet in the solar system, Saturn is a massive ball made of
A) xenon and radon
B) hydrogen and nitrogen
C) helium and neon
D) hydrogen and helium

58. Jinnah International Airport is located in
A) Lahore, Pakistan
B) Multan, Pakistan
C) Karachi, Pakistan
D) Peshawar, Pakistan

Gross Domestic Product is a monetary measure of the total market value of all final goods
59. and services produced and rendered
A) in a specific period of time by a country
B) in five years by a group of countries
C) in one month by a group of countries
D) in a specific period of time by a neighbouring country

60. Dr.Vikram Sarabhai was born on 12 August 1919 in
A) Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh
B) Kozhikode, Kerala
C) Udaipur, Rajasthan
D) Ahmedabad, Gujarat

The National Law Institute University, which has been established by an Act of Madhya
61. Pradesh Legislative Assembly, is located in
A) Bhopal
B) Indore
C) Gwalior
D) Ujjain

62. Who is known as father of the United States of America?
A) Theodore Roosevelt
B) Thomas Jefferson
C) John Adams
D) George Washington

63. The Indian prime Minister inaugurated the Vizhinjam International Seaport on
A) April 2, 2025
B) May 2, 2025
C) April 30, 2025
D) February 2, 2025

64. Which one of the following is not true?
A) 805 is not a prime number
B) 23 divides 805
C) 37 divides 805
D) 5, 7 and 23 are factors of 805

65. The square root of the number 10000000000 is
A) 1000000
B) 100000
C) 10000
D) 10000000

A shop owner bought an item for Rs.24550. He sold the item for 20% loss. The selling price
66. was
A) Rs.20640
B) Rs.18640
C) Rs.19640
D) Rs.19540

67. Arrange the numbers in the descending order : 3/11, 7/13, 9/19, 6/17

A) 3/11, 9/19, 7/13, 6/17
B) 7/13, 9/19, 6/17, 3/11
C) 3/11, 7/13, 9/19, 6/17
D) 3/11, 6/17, 7/13, 9/19 `

68. The sum of the first n numbers, is 1275. The value of n is equal to
A) 50
B) 45
C) 55
D) 60

The total weight of 18 non-identical items is 1170 kg. One item of weight 82kg is removed
69. from them. Then, the average weight of remaining items, is
A) 58 kg
B) 60 kg
C) 62 kg
D) 64 kg

In a triangle ABC, the lengths of sides AB and BC are 18 cm and 40 cm respectively. If the
70. angle between these two sides is 90 degrees, the area of the triangle is
A) 350 sq.cm
B) 380 sq.cm
C) 390 sq.cm
D) 360 sq.cm

71. The least common multiple of the numbers 20, 15 and 45 is
A) 180
B) 480
C) 420
D) 560

A can do a work in 18 days. A and B both together can do the same work in 11 days. Then, in
72. one day, B alone can do
A) 13/198 part of the work

B) 7/198 part of the work
C) 15/198 part of the work
D) 17/198 part of the work

Two friends A and B have decided to donate a sum of amount to a government school in the
73. ratio 2 : 3. If B has donated Rs.120000, then the total amount donated by both A and B is
A) Rs. 180000
B) Rs. 190000
C) Rs. 200000
D) Rs. 220000

Rs. 50000 is deposited with the compound interest rate of 10% for 2 years. Then the interest
74. earned is
A) Rs.10200
B) Rs.10500
C) Rs.10600
D) Rs.10100

75. If TERROR is coded as SDQQNQ , then REMOVE corresponds to
A) QDLUND
B) QDNLUD
C) QDNULD
D) QDLNUD

Select the option that is related to the third in the same way as the second is related to the
76. first.
DEFGH : 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 :: 3, 2, 1, 8, 9 : ?
A) CBEGI
B) CBAHI
C) CDEFG
D) CDFHG

From the given alternatives, select the word which cannot be formed using the letters of the
77. word : CIRCUMSTANCE
A) meant

B) circus
C) stair
D) straight

Two statements followed by two conclusions are given. Taking the given statements to be
true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts, read all the
conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow from the
statements.
Statements :
78. 1. Parkinson’s disease has become the fastest growing neurological disorder
2. Prioritizing sleep through consistent schedules enhances overall quality of life
Conclusions:
I. Parkinson’s disease is contagious
II. Proper sleeping helps one for healthy life
A) only conclusion I follows
B) only conclusion II follows
C) neither conclusion I nor Conclusion II follows
D) both conclusions I and II follow

79. Part-II of the Constitution of India deals with
A) the Fundamental Rights
B) Citizenship
C) foreign policy
D) internal security

The party who is filing the appeal and requesting the higher court to review the decision of
80. the lower court is called as
A) an Appellee
B) an Appellant
C) a contestant
D) a petitioner
Correct Answer:-Question Cancelled
Free legal aid is the provision of free legal services in civil and criminal matters for poor and
81. marginalized people
A) who cannot afford the services of a lawyer
B) who are illiterates
C) whose annual income is less than Rs.5 lakhs
D) whose annual income is less than Rs. 10 lakhs

82. Free legal aid
A) is confined to cases before the Supreme Court only
B) is confined to cases before the High Court only
C) is confined to cases before the subordinate Courts only
D) is provided to the needy from the lowest Court to the Supreme Court of India

83. NALSA stands for
A) National Authority for Legal Services and Aid
B) National Law Services Authority
C) National Legal Societies and Authority
D) National Legal Services Authority

84. The Supreme Court of India has been working on an average of
A) 222 days in a year
B) 262 days in a year
C) 282 days in a year
D) 292 days in a year

The Chief Justice of India and the judges of the Supreme Court are appointed by the
85. President of India under clause (2) of the
A) Article 108 of the Constitution
B) Article 124 of the Constitution of India
C) Article 84 of the Constitution
D) Article 64 of the Constitution

86. Which one of the following is true?
A) A bench of the Supreme Court of India was set up in Mumbai
B) A bench of the Supreme Court of India was set up in Kolkata
The Supreme Court has consistently not agreed for setting up benches of the Supreme
C)
Court outside Delhi
D) bench of the Supreme Court of India was set up in Chennai

The Department of Justice, Government of India, has introduced a Scheme titled “ Designing
87. Innovative Solutions for Holistic Access to Justice ” for a period of
A) five years (2021-2026)
B) four years (2024-2028)
C) three years (2022-2025)
D) ten years (2021-2031)

88. The Supreme Commander of the Indian Defence Forces, is
A) Defence Minister of India
B) The President of India
C) Prime Minister of India
D) Chief Justice of India

89. The Election to the office of President of India is governed by the provisions contained in
A) Articles 54 to 58 and 62 of the Constitution of India
B) Article 162 of the Constitution of India
C) Articles 50 to 53 of the Constitution of India
D) Articles 64 to 68 of the Constitution of India

90. The ballot papers for the election to the President of India should be printed in two colours
in green for use of Members of Parliament and in pink for use by the Members of the State
A)
Legislative Assemblies
in red for use of Members of Parliament and in pink for use by the Members of the State
B)
Legislative Assemblies
in red for use of Members of Parliament and in yellow for use by the Members of the State
C)
Legislative Assemblies
in blue for use of Members of Parliament and in red for use by the Members of the State
D)
Legislative Assemblies

91. A statute is a law that has been enacted by
A) board of directors of a company
B) a registered association
C) department of Labour

D) the legislative body

92. Which one of the following is not true?
A) A minor refers to a person who has not reached the legal age of majority
B) Minors do not have the same legal rights and responsibilities as an adult
C) An agreement made by a minor person is a valid legal document
D) Minors are under the care and supervision of their parents or guardians

93. Contingency fee refers to
A) The claimant’s lawyer gets paid the fee only if the case is won by the claimant
B) The claimant’s lawyer gets paid the fee even if the case is not won by the claimant
C) The claimant’s lawyer gets advance payment when the case is filed.
D) The claimant’s lawyer gets paid the fee only if the case is withdrawn by the claimant

94. Coroner refers to a person who investigates the cause of death when
A) a foreigner has suffered a sudden , violent or suspicious death
B) a person has suffered a sudden , violent or suspicious death
C) a convict has suffered a sudden , violent or suspicious death
D) a minor has suffered a sudden , violent or suspicious death

95. The term counterfeit legally refers to
A) something that is forged or copied with the intention of deceiving
B) an acknowledgment received for the application submitted in a court
C) an acknowledgment received for the affidavit filed in a court
D) the receipt for the payment made in the court

96. The term deed legally refers to
A) a legal document which commits the person signing it to something
B) a document which commits the person signing it by force
C) a document which commits the person signing it on a false promise
D) a document which commits the person signing it without knowing the content

97. The term preamble is
A) an explanation of a proposed law
B) an annexure to a text book
C) an executive order issued for implementation
D) a notification of an Act

98. The term probate refers to
A) authority to deal with father’s estate
B) authority to deal with a dead person’s estate
C) authority to deal with mother’s estate
D) authority to deal with a relative’s estate

99. The term proviso refers to
A) a list of enclosures in a document
B) a clause in a legal document which qualifies another section of the document
C) a list of references in a legal document
D) a list of earlier judgments referred in a court order

100. The term quorum means
A) the number of persons not present in a meeting
B) the number of persons present in a meeting
C) the lowest number of qualifying people needed for a meeting to be able to make a decision
D) the number of members who have walked out of the meeting

101. Repeat offender refers to a person
A) who escapes from police arrest
B) who supports another convict
C) who threatens his family members
D) who continues to commit the same offence

102. Which one of the following is correct - The search warrant is issued by
A) an officer from Home Department to allow his subordinates to search premises
B) a magistrate or High Court Judge to allow advocates to search premises

C) a magistrate or High Court Judge to allow police officers to search premises
D) a magistrate or High Court Judge to allow the petitioners to search premises

103. Eminent Domain refers to
A) donation of a private property to Government
B) donation of a private property to a trust
C) the power of the Government to take private property for public use through condemnation
D) donation of a private property to government to start a school

104. Article 368 of the Constitution of India
A) empowers the Parliament to amend the Constitution and procedure thereof
B) deals with the elections
C) deals with salary of President of India
D) deals with the National Emergency

105. The impeachment of the President of India for violation of the Constitution is discussed in
A) Article 61 of the Constitution of India
B) Article 161 of the Constitution of India
C) Article 16 of the Constitution of India
D) Article 56 of the Constitution of India

106. A person holding India’s Tourist Visa can
A) accept employment
B) indulge in business activities
C) attending a short term yoga programme
D) long duration medical treatment

107. The Madras High Court Bench was inaugurated on 24 July, 2004 at
A) Coimbatore
B) Madurai
C) Tiruchy
D) Salem

108. The life of India Rajya Sabha is
A) 6 years
B) 5 years
C) 4 years
D) permanent House

109. Which one of the following is not true?
A) The Vice-President of India shall be a citizen of India
B) The Vice-President of India should have completed 35 years of age
C) The Vice-President of India shall not hold any office of profit
D) The Vice-President of India holds office for a term of six years

110. The Specific Relief Act, 1963 extends to
A) the whole of India
B) Jammu and Kashmir only
C) North Eastern States only
D) Whole of India except Jammu and kashmir

111. The official languages of the International Court of Justice are
A) English and Spanish
B) English and French
C) English and German
D) English and Russian

112. ITLOS stands for The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. It is located in
A) Munich, Germany
B) Berlin, Germany
C) Hamburg, Germany
D) Frankfurt, Germany

113. Under law, Deportation refers to the forced removal of an individual from a country due to
A) loss of Visa.
B) violating its immigration laws or other legal grounds
C) age of the person
D) non-payment of taxes

114. ICCPR stands for
A) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
B) International Council on Civil and Political Rights
C) International Covenant on Code and Political Rights
D) International Council on Civil and Personal Rights

The objective behind setting up of the Central Administrative Tribunal is to provide in-
115. expensive and speedy relief to
A) State Governments employees in respect of grievances related to service matters
B) Central Government employees in respect of grievances related to service matters
C) Private companies’ employees in respect of grievances related to service matters
D) All India Service employees only in respect of grievances related to service matters

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements
Statements :
116. 1. There shall be a Governor for each State as per Article 152 of the Constitution
2. A Governor of a State in India shall not be a member of the Legislature
A) Only (1) is true
B) Only (2) is true
C) Both (1) and (2) are true
D) Both (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements
Statements :
1. The Ministers of a State in India shall be appointed by the Chief Minister.
117. 2. The total number of Ministers including the Chief Minister, in the Council of Ministers in a
State shall not exceed fifteen percent of the total number of members of the Legislative
Assembly
A) Only (1) is true
B) Only (2) is true
C) Both (1) and (2) are true

D) Both (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements
Statements :
118. 1. Lok Adalat is one of the alternative dispute redressal mechanisms in India
2. Lok Adalats have been given statutory status under the Legal services Authorities Act,
1987
A) Only (1) is true
B) Only (2) is true
C) Both (1) and (2) are true
D) Both (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements
Statements :
119. 1. EVM, the Electronic Voting Machine is a device used to electronically record and count
votes cast in elections
2. The Election Commission of India EVM consists of Ballot Unit, Central Unit and VVPAT
A) Only (1) is true
B) Only (2) is true
C) Both (1) and (2) are true
D) Both (1) and (2) are false

Two statements are given. Choose the correct option based on the statements
Statements :
120. 1. Kerala High Court is the apex court in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep
2. Kerala High Court was established on November 1, 1956 and the Present Chief Justice is
Justice Nitin Jamdar
A) Only (1) is true
B) Only (2) is true
C) Both (1) and (2) are true
D) Both (1) and (2) are false