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🧠 Lucent GK MCQs Part 2: Essential Questions for Assam ADRE, Police & GHC JAA Exams

By: Dhrubajyoti Haloi

On: November 2, 2025

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📚 Practice the Most Important Lucent GK Questions for Upcoming Assam Competitive Exams

Are you preparing for Assam ADRE, Assam Police, or Gauhati High Court JAA Exam? Here’s Part 2 of our Lucent GK MCQs series — a handpicked collection of important General Knowledge questions from the Lucent GK book, designed to help you boost your preparation and score higher in the exam.

This set covers History, Geography, Polity, Economy, and General Science, which are commonly asked in most Assam government exams.

Lucent GK MCQs Part 2: Essential Questions for Assam ADRE, Assam Police, & GHC JAA Exams

Master Indian General Knowledge with 50 Hand-Picked MCQs Critical for Your Success in Upcoming Assam Competitive Examinations.

Are you aspiring for a career in Assam’s public sector? Whether you’re targeting the Assam ADRE, Assam Police, or the Gauhati High Court JAA Exam, a strong grasp of General Knowledge (GK) is non-negotiable. Lucent’s GK is often considered the bible for competitive exams, and mastering its content is key to scoring high. This article presents the second part of our curated series, offering 50 essential Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) designed to test and enhance your knowledge across vital subjects.

Why Lucent GK is Crucial for Assam Competitive Exams

Competitive examinations in Assam, like many across India, place significant emphasis on General Knowledge. From historical facts to geographical features, constitutional provisions, economic indicators, and scientific principles, GK covers a vast syllabus. Lucent’s General Knowledge book is renowned for its concise yet comprehensive coverage, making it an indispensable resource. Our MCQs are designed to reflect the type of questions you can expect, helping you to evaluate your preparation.

Comprehensive Coverage

This set of 50 questions spans diverse categories: Indian History, Indian Geography, Indian Polity, Indian Economy, and General Science. This ensures a balanced preparation for all sections of your exam’s GK paper.

Exam Relevance

Each question is selected for its relevance to common competitive exam patterns, particularly those for state-level recruitment like Assam ADRE, Assam Police, and Gauhati High Court JAA. Practicing these will familiarize you with the format and depth required.

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Dive into Indian History MCQs (Part 2)

50 Indian Lucent GK MCQs (Set 2)
Indian History

1. Which ancient Indian physician is known as the “Father of Indian Medicine”?

  • A) Charaka
  • B) Sushruta
  • C) Dhanvantari
  • D) Patanjali

2. The famous rock-cut caves of Elephanta are primarily dedicated to which deity?

  • A) Vishnu
  • B) Shiva
  • C) Brahma
  • D) Indra

3. Who was the founder of the Satavahana dynasty?

  • A) Simuka
  • B) Gautamiputra Satakarni
  • C) Pulumavi I
  • D) Hala

4. The famous traveler Ibn Battuta visited India during the reign of which Sultan of Delhi?

  • A) Alauddin Khalji
  • B) Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
  • C) Muhammad bin Tughlaq
  • D) Firoz Shah Tughlaq

5. Which Mughal emperor built the Shalimar Bagh in Kashmir?

  • A) Akbar
  • B) Jahangir
  • C) Shah Jahan
  • D) Aurangzeb

6. The Permanent Settlement of land revenue was introduced in 1793 by:

  • A) Lord William Bentinck
  • B) Lord Cornwallis
  • C) Lord Wellesley
  • D) Lord Hastings

7. Who started the newspaper ‘Kesari’ during the freedom struggle?

  • A) Mahatma Gandhi
  • B) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
  • C) Jawaharlal Nehru
  • D) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

8. The Chauri Chaura incident, which led Mahatma Gandhi to call off the Non-Cooperation Movement, occurred in which year?

  • A) 1919
  • B) 1920
  • C) 1922
  • D) 1928

9. Who was the last Mughal emperor of India?

  • A) Bahadur Shah I
  • B) Shah Alam II
  • C) Bahadur Shah Zafar
  • D) Akbar II

10. The Battle of Buxar was fought in which year?

  • A) 1757
  • B) 1764
  • C) 1765
  • D) 1772
Indian Geography

11. The highest dam in India is:

  • A) Bhakra Dam
  • B) Tehri Dam
  • C) Hirakud Dam
  • D) Sardar Sarovar Dam

12. Which of the following states is known as the “Spice Garden of India”?

  • A) Karnataka
  • B) Kerala
  • C) Tamil Nadu
  • D) Andhra Pradesh

13. The largest freshwater lake in India is:

  • A) Dal Lake
  • B) Wular Lake
  • C) Chilika Lake
  • D) Sambhar Lake

14. The Indian Standard Meridian passes through which of the following cities?

  • A) Mumbai
  • B) Kolkata
  • C) Allahabad (Prayagraj)
  • D) Chennai

15. Which of the following is an active volcano in India?

  • A) Barren Island
  • B) Narcondam
  • C) Both A and B
  • D) None of the above

16. The Rourkela Steel Plant was set up with the collaboration of:

  • A) Germany
  • B) Russia
  • C) UK
  • D) USA

17. The famous ‘Valley of Flowers’ National Park is located in which state?

  • A) Himachal Pradesh
  • B) Jammu and Kashmir
  • C) Uttarakhand
  • D) Sikkim

18. Which river is known as the “Sorrow of Bihar”?

  • A) Damodar
  • B) Kosi
  • C) Gandak
  • D) Son

19. The Tropic of Cancer does NOT pass through which of the following Indian states?

  • A) Rajasthan
  • B) Chhattisgarh
  • C) Odisha
  • D) Tripura

20. The oldest oil field in India is:

  • A) Bombay High
  • B) Digboi
  • C) Ankleshwar
  • D) Naharkatiya
Indian Polity

21. The maximum strength of the Lok Sabha is fixed at:

  • A) 545
  • B) 550
  • C) 552
  • D) 530

22. Who is known as the “Father of the Indian Constitution”?

  • A) Mahatma Gandhi
  • B) Jawaharlal Nehru
  • C) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
  • D) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

23. Which Article of the Indian Constitution deals with the Right to Constitutional Remedies?

  • A) Article 30
  • B) Article 31
  • C) Article 32
  • D) Article 35

24. The President of India can be removed from office by the process of impeachment mentioned in which Article?

  • A) Article 59
  • B) Article 61
  • C) Article 75
  • D) Article 78

25. The concept of Fundamental Duties was added to the Indian Constitution by which amendment?

  • A) 40th Amendment Act
  • B) 42nd Amendment Act
  • C) 44th Amendment Act
  • D) 52nd Amendment Act

26. The minimum age required to become a member of the Rajya Sabha is:

  • A) 25 years
  • B) 30 years
  • C) 35 years
  • D) 21 years

27. Who is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha?

  • A) President
  • B) Vice-President
  • C) Prime Minister
  • D) Speaker of Lok Sabha

28. The Finance Commission is constituted by the President of India every:

  • A) 2 years
  • B) 3 years
  • C) 4 years
  • D) 5 years

29. Which schedule of the Indian Constitution deals with the division of powers between the Union and States?

  • A) Fifth Schedule
  • B) Sixth Schedule
  • C) Seventh Schedule
  • D) Eighth Schedule

30. The Chief Justice of a High Court is appointed by the:

  • A) President of India
  • B) Governor of the State
  • C) Chief Justice of India
  • D) Prime Minister
Indian Economy

31. The term ‘Hindu rate of growth’ is associated with:

  • A) Dr. Amartya Sen
  • B) Dr. Manmohan Singh
  • C) Prof. Raj Krishna
  • D) J.N. Bhagwati

32. What is the base year for calculating India’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in the current series?

  • A) 2004-05
  • B) 2011-12
  • C) 2014-15
  • D) 2017-18

33. Which of the following is NOT a direct tax?

  • A) Income Tax
  • B) Wealth Tax
  • C) Corporation Tax
  • D) Goods and Services Tax (GST)

34. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) was established in which year?

  • A) 1934
  • B) 1935
  • C) 1947
  • D) 1949

35. “SEBI” is concerned with:

  • A) Banking Sector
  • B) Industrial Sector
  • C) Capital Market
  • D) Agricultural Sector

36. Green Revolution in India was primarily associated with the increase in production of:

  • A) Pulses
  • B) Oilseeds
  • C) Wheat and Rice
  • D) Sugarcane

37. Which of the following is responsible for estimating the National Income in India?

  • A) Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
  • B) Ministry of Finance
  • C) Central Statistical Office (CSO)
  • D) NITI Aayog

38. The Narasimham Committee (1991) was constituted for reforms in:

  • A) Tax Structure
  • B) Financial Sector
  • C) Agricultural Sector
  • D) Industrial Policy

39. The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) guarantees how many days of wage employment in a financial year to a rural household?

  • A) 50 days
  • B) 100 days
  • C) 120 days
  • D) 150 days

40. What is the full form of MSME?

  • A) Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises
  • B) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
  • C) Manufacturing, Small and Medium Enterprises
  • D) Multiple, Small and Micro Enterprises
General Science

41. Which of the following is responsible for the red colour of Mars?

  • A) Carbon dioxide
  • B) Iron oxide
  • C) Methane
  • D) Nitrogen dioxide

42. The SI unit of electric current is:

  • A) Volt
  • B) Ampere
  • C) Ohm
  • D) Watt

43. Which gas is commonly known as “laughing gas”?

  • A) Nitric oxide
  • B) Nitrous oxide
  • C) Carbon monoxide
  • D) Sulphur dioxide

44. Deficiency of which vitamin causes scurvy?

  • A) Vitamin A
  • B) Vitamin B
  • C) Vitamin C
  • D) Vitamin D

45. The powerhouse of the cell is:

  • A) Nucleus
  • B) Ribosome
  • C) Mitochondria
  • D) Cytoplasm

46. What is the approximate speed of sound in air at normal temperature and pressure?

  • A) 300 m/s
  • B) 330 m/s
  • C) 343 m/s
  • D) 1500 m/s

47. Which element is used in the manufacturing of solar cells?

  • A) Carbon
  • B) Silicon
  • C) Aluminium
  • D) Copper

48. The study of insects is called:

  • A) Ornithology
  • B) Entomology
  • C) Zoology
  • D) Anthropology

49. Which of the following metals is the best conductor of electricity?

  • A) Copper
  • B) Aluminium
  • C) Silver
  • D) Gold

50. The pH value of pure water is:

  • A) 0
  • B) 7
  • C) 14
  • D) 6
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🏁 Why Lucent GK is Important for Assam Exams

Lucent GK is one of the most trusted books for competitive exams in India. The questions are concise, factual, and directly relevant to exams like:

  • Assam Direct Recruitment (ADRE)
  • Assam Police Constable/SI Exam
  • Gauhati High Court JAA Exam
  • APSC, SSC, and Other State Government Exams

Practicing these MCQs regularly will strengthen your general knowledge foundation and help you answer static GK questions confidently.


📅 Upcoming Lucent GK MCQ Series

👉 Part 3 Coming Soon:
“Lucent GK MCQs on Indian Constitution and Geography” – specially curated for Assam ADRE & JAA aspirants.

Stay tuned on AllJobAssam.com for the next update.

🧩 Tips for Lucent GK & Assam Government Exam Preparation

Preparing for competitive exams like Assam ADRE, Assam Police, or Gauhati High Court JAA requires a smart study plan, not just hard work. Follow these expert tips to strengthen your Lucent GK preparation and overall exam performance.


🔹 1. Read Lucent GK Daily

  • Cover 2–3 topics daily from Lucent’s General Knowledge book.
  • Revise previously read chapters regularly to retain facts.
  • Focus more on Static GK — History, Polity, Geography, and General Science.

🔹 2. Make Short Notes

  • Create your own one-liner notes from Lucent GK.
  • Highlight important dates, acts, and historical events.
  • Keep a separate notebook for Assam-specific GK (state festivals, geography, districts, etc.).

🔹 3. Practice MCQs Regularly

  • Attempt at least 30–50 MCQs daily.
  • Revisit incorrect questions to identify weak areas.
  • Practice mock tests based on previous year papers of ADRE and Assam Police.

🔹 4. Revise Weekly

  • Allocate Sundays for revision only.
  • Revise your Lucent GK notes and test papers to boost memory retention.
  • Keep a monthly revision schedule before the final exam.

🔹 5. Focus on Assam GK

  • Learn about Assam’s geography, rivers, culture, festivals, and current events.
  • Read Assam government schemes, ministers’ lists, and local news daily.
  • Combine Lucent GK + Assam GK PDF for maximum coverage.

🔹 6. Attempt Mock Tests & Quizzes

  • Use free online quizzes and mock tests available on trusted websites like AllJobAssam.com.
  • Simulate the actual exam environment to improve speed and accuracy.

🔹 7. Stay Updated with Current Affairs

  • Read daily current affairs for at least 15–20 minutes.
  • Follow monthly current affairs compilations from reliable sources.
  • Focus on national + Assam state news, sports, awards, and government schemes.

🔹 8. Maintain Consistency & Motivation

  • Study for at least 4–5 hours daily with small breaks.
  • Stay away from distractions and stick to your timetable.
  • Believe in your preparation and stay positive till the exam day.

✅ Bonus Tip: Combine Smart Study with Revision

Remember, “Success in competitive exams depends 70% on revision and 30% on new learning.”
Keep revising Lucent GK MCQs from previous parts (Part 1 & 2) to master your GK foundation.

⚠️ Disclaimer

The information and questions provided in this article are meant solely for educational and exam preparation purposes. All the Lucent GK MCQs included here are collected and compiled from trusted study materials, including the Lucent General Knowledge Book and previous exam trends.

The information and questions provided here are meant for educational purposes only. The content is based on the Lucent General Knowledge book and standard exam patterns. AllJobAssam.com does not claim ownership of any copyrighted material from Lucent Publications.

AllJobAssam.com does not claim any official affiliation with the Assam Government, Gauhati High Court, or any recruitment authority.
Candidates are advised to refer to the official notifications, syllabus, and guidelines before appearing in any examination.

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the content, AllJobAssam.com shall not be held responsible for any inadvertent errors or changes in official exam patterns.

Lucent GK MCQs Part 2 for Assam ADRE, Assam Police, Gauhati High Court JAA Exam – Practice Important GK Questions

Dhrubajyoti Haloi

With over 11 years of experience, Dhrubajyoti Haloi specializes in writing about job vacancies in the government sector of India. His articles provide valuable insights and timely updates on job opportunities across various government departments. Haloi's expertise helps job seekers stay informed about the latest recruitment processes, application procedures, and eligibility criteria.

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