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Key Facts: BSEH SS Public Admin Exam

3 hours

Typical BSEH Senior Secondary Public Administration theory exam duration

BSEH Class 12 Public Administration syllabus (code 598)

80 + 20

Theory marks + internal assessment for Class 12 Public Administration (2025–26 design)

BSEH Public Administration syllabus PDF

Code 598

Public Administration subject code on BSEH Senior Secondary materials

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33%

Common Senior Secondary subject pass floor for BSEH theory electives

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BSEH Senior Secondary Public Administration is a Class 12 public-exam theory elective of about 3 hours (date-sheet code 598) with 80 theory + 20 internal marks and a 33% pass floor, covering Union Executive, federalism, SC, UPSC, CAG, budget, personnel, and Panchayati Raj — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for BSEH Class 12 Public Administration concepts.

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1In public administration, the 'chief executive' primarily refers to the authority that:
A.Only adjudicates disputes between departments
B.Heads the executive branch and directs administration
C.Writes the Constitution for the state
D.Only audits government expenditure
Explanation: The chief executive is the head of the executive branch who directs and controls administration and implements policies.
2Which of the following is a core function of the chief executive in a parliamentary system?
A.Issuing final judgments in civil suits
B.Collecting land revenue only at the village level
C.Providing policy leadership and ensuring implementation of laws
D.Appointing all private company CEOs
Explanation: The chief executive provides policy leadership, oversees administration, and ensures laws and policies are implemented.
3In the relationship between ministers and civil servants, ministers are expected mainly to:
A.Handle only routine file-pushing without policy
B.Provide political leadership and take political responsibility for administration
C.Remain permanently anonymous for all decisions
D.Replace the permanent civil service entirely each year
Explanation: Ministers give political direction and are politically responsible to the legislature; civil servants provide continuity and advice.
4Political neutrality of the civil service means that civil servants should:
A.Join party campaigns while in office
B.Serve only the ruling party after retirement rules end
C.Implement the policies of the government of the day without partisan bias
D.Refuse to work under any elected minister
Explanation: Political neutrality requires civil servants to serve successive governments loyally and impartially, without party bias.
5The principle of ministerial responsibility typically means that:
A.Civil servants personally face votes of no confidence in the legislature
B.The minister is answerable to the legislature for the department's acts
C.Judges control day-to-day departmental staffing
D.Only the President answers oral questions in the Lok Sabha daily
Explanation: Under ministerial responsibility, the minister is answerable to the legislature for the working of the department.
6Civil service anonymity generally implies that:
A.Civil servants publicly campaign for ministers
B.Advice and internal work of civil servants are not personally publicised; ministers take public credit or blame
C.All official files must be published live on social media
D.Civil servants never write any notes on files
Explanation: Anonymity means civil servants advise privately and ministers own decisions publicly, protecting neutral career service.
7A healthy minister–civil servant relationship is best described as:
A.Complete fusion of party organisation and permanent bureaucracy with no role distinction
B.Mutual distrust with civil servants blocking all political decisions
C.Political direction by ministers with professional, non-partisan advice and execution by civil servants
D.Civil servants setting election manifesto points without ministerial input
Explanation: Ministers set political direction; civil servants give expert advice and implement policy neutrally — a complementary relationship.
8The President of India is elected by an electoral college consisting of:
A.Only the members of the Rajya Sabha
B.Only the Council of Ministers
C.Elected members of both Houses of Parliament and elected members of the Legislative Assemblies of the States
D.All adult citizens by direct universal franchise in a national presidential primary
Explanation: Under the Constitution, the President is elected by an electoral college of elected MPs of both Houses and elected MLAs of the States (and as applicable UT assemblies provided by law).
9The normal term of office of the President of India is:
A.4 years
B.5 years
C.6 years
D.Until the age of 65 years
Explanation: The President holds office for a term of five years from the date of entering office and is eligible for re-election.
10Which of the following is a legislative power of the President of India?
A.Hearing original suits between private citizens on property disputes as a trial court
B.Summoning and proroguing Parliament and giving assent to bills
C.Collecting income tax directly from each taxpayer in person
D.Appointing all Gram Panchayat secretaries nationwide by personal interview
Explanation: The President summons and prorogues Parliament, addresses it, and gives assent to bills (among other legislative powers).

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