Which one of the following statements is correct about the Advocate General of the State ?

Every Polity item in an MPSC paper eventually reduces to one of five decision axes: (1) which Article, (2) which amendment, (3) which body, (4) which case, or (5) which schedule. Once an aspirant internalises those five axes, even unseen questions can be attempted at 60-percent-plus accuracy by process of elimination. Our editorial team categorises each PYQ by the primary axis so aspirants can drill along the axis they find weakest — e.g. Ambedkar quotes and constituent-assembly landmarks belong to the 'landmark event' axis; the Basic Structure Doctrine belongs to the 'case law' axis.

Recurring high-yield topics in the MPSC set (based on our tag frequency across 5,000+ historical questions) include: the emergency provisions (Article 352 / 356 / 360), the amendment procedure (Article 368), the President's election (Article 54 with proportional representation via single transferable vote), the Speaker of Lok Sabha vs. Chairman of Rajya Sabha, the Public Accounts Committee vs. the Estimates Committee, and the National Development Council. The 73rd and 74th amendments, the schedules that list the languages (8th), the anti-defection provisions (10th) and the tribal areas (5th / 6th) are also perennial.

Sit with the Constitution of India bare act, our Indian Polity study guide and this question — three tabs open on the same screen. That habit alone lifts most aspirants by one full standard-deviation on the mock-test score distribution.