Lok Sewa Mock Exam — Quiz in Progress

Q1. The Public Service Commission (Lok Sewa Aayog) of Nepal was established in which year (BS)? A2004 BS B2007 BS C2013 BS D2017 BS

Q2. According to the Constitution of Nepal, the Chairperson and members of Lok Sewa Aayog are appointed by: APrime Minister BPresident on recommendation of the Constitutional Council CChief Justice DParliament

Q3. How many fundamental rights are guaranteed by Part 3 of the Constitution of Nepal 2072? A29 B31 C33 D25

Q4. The term of office of the Chairperson of Lok Sewa Aayog is: A4 years B5 years C6 years DUntil age 65

Q5. Which article of Nepal's Constitution deals with the Public Service Commission? AArticle 242 BArticle 243 CArticle 232 DArticle 250

Q6. The civil service of Nepal is governed primarily by which act? ACivil Service Act 2049 BGovernance Act 2064 CPublic Procurement Act 2063 DAdministration Act 2028

Q7. In the civil service of Nepal, 'Rajpatrankit' refers to: ANon-gazetted employees BGazetted officers CContract staff DClassless employees

Q8. The highest administrative position in a ministry of the Government of Nepal is: AJoint Secretary BChief Secretary CSecretary DDirector General

Q9. Local governments in Nepal are how many in total? A743 B753 C760 D775

Q10. The concept of 'good governance' primarily emphasises: ACentralised power BTransparency, accountability and rule of law CMaximum taxation DMilitary administration

Q11. Which body conducts the final interpretation of the Constitution of Nepal? AFederal Parliament BCouncil of Ministers CSupreme Court DPresident

Q12. The fiscal year of Nepal begins on: A1 Baishakh B1 Shrawan C1 Kartik D1 Magh

Q13. CIAA in Nepal's governance stands for: ACommission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority BCentral Intelligence and Administration Agency CCivil Service Investigation and Audit Authority DCommission for Internal Affairs and Administration

Q14. The Auditor General of Nepal is appointed for a term of: A5 years B6 years C4 years D7 years

Q15. Which of the following is NOT a constitutional body of Nepal? ANational Human Rights Commission BElection Commission CNepal Rastra Bank DNational Natural Resources and Fiscal Commission

Q16. The federal parliament of Nepal consists of: AHouse of Representatives only BNational Assembly only CHouse of Representatives and National Assembly DConstituent Assembly

Q17. The number of members in Nepal's House of Representatives is: A205 B240 C275 D334

Q18. 'Sushasan' in Nepali administrative vocabulary refers to: ADecentralisation BGood governance CPublic hearing DE-governance

Q19. Which of the following is a key principle of the civil service code of conduct? APolitical activism BImpartiality and integrity CBusiness ownership DAnonymity from law

Q20. Performance appraisal of Nepali civil servants is primarily used for: AEntertainment BPromotion and career development decisions CTax calculation DElection eligibility