Incumbents are not permitted to stand for re-election and can be elected for two terms.

The President of India is elected from a group of nominees by the elected members of the Parliament of India as well as of the state legislatures.

The President of India serves for a term of five years.

None of these

Lok Sabha is not subject to dissolution.

The President cannot be reelected.

Rajya Sabha is not subject to dissolution.

The Prseident cannot be removed from office.

A and B

A, B and C

B and C

A and C

every citizen has a single vote

there are two houses for the running of the government

the Lok Sabha MP’s are elected

12 members out of the 250 members of Rajya Sabha are nominated by the president

A and C only

B and C only

C only

A, B and C

The President of India nominates them.

The Prime Minister nominates them.

They are indirectly elected by members of legislative bodies of the States.

They are directly elected to the legislative bodies of the States.

The Indian Parliament conducts three sessions each year.

The President of India calls the sessions of the Parliaments.

There should not be a gap of more than four months in the sessions.

The Constitution empowers the President to summon each house for sessions.

Elections are held for half the seats every year.

Elections are held for all the seats every five years.

Elections are held for one-third of the seats every two years.

Elections are not held at all as the members are nominated.

5 years

6 years

Indefinite time

Upto 85 years of age

All members of the Lok Sabha are directly elected by citizens of India on the basis of universal adult franchise.

Lok Sabha has members from 543 parliamentary constituencies.

The President of India cannot appoint any members to the Lok Sabha.

In Lok Sabha, up to 530 members represent the territorial constituencies in States and 20 members represent the Union Territories.