legal aptitude · Updated September 2026
Fundamental Rights questions for PU Law Entrance
Articles 12–35 explained simply, with the question patterns law entrance papers use on Fundamental Rights.
What to learn
Right to equality (Articles 14–18), freedoms (19–22), against exploitation (23–24), religion (25–28), cultural and educational rights (29–30) and constitutional remedies (32).
How questions appear
Direct GK ("Which Article abolishes untouchability?" — Article 17), application questions using a given principle, and questions on landmark judgments.
Revision tip
Make a one-page table: Article, right, key exception, one landmark case. Revise it weekly.
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- Article 32, as described by Dr B.R. Ambedkar.
- No. Most are subject to reasonable restrictions set out in the Constitution.