Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 3 (English)

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BANGLADESH BAR COUNCIL ADVOCATE ENROLLMENT EXAM

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 3 (English)

Official CBT Model Test â€ĸ Session 2026

CBT ACTIVE

Time Allowed30 Minutes

Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

Negative Marking-0.25 Marks

Qualifying Mark50% Pass

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CrPC Model Test 3 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

If consecutive sentences are passed at one trial, for the purpose of an appeal, they shall be deemed to be:

2 / 50

Does a Magistrate of the first class have the power to authorize solitary confinement?

3 / 50

Does the term "Chief Metropolitan Magistrate" include "Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate" for the purpose of classifying Courts?

4 / 50

If there is no special direction, what powers does a Bench of Magistrates have?

5 / 50

In the case of consecutive sentences for several offences, the aggregate punishment shall not exceed:

6 / 50

Special Magistrates (Judicial) are appointed for specific terms by the Government in consultation with:

7 / 50

When the Government merges the areas of more than one Upazila into one, it must ensure the area is identical with the local area included in a:

8 / 50

According to Section 3(2), words referring to acts done also extend to:

9 / 50

Sanctioning a prosecution or withdrawing from a prosecution is considered what type of function?

10 / 50

Can a person who is a subject of a foreign state be appointed as a Justice of the Peace?

11 / 50

Any reference to a Sub-divisional Magistrate for administrative functions (like granting a licence) shall be construed as a reference to the:

12 / 50

Imprisonment awarded in default of payment of fine shall not exceed what proportion of the maximum imprisonment the Magistrate is competent to inflict?

13 / 50

Every Metropolitan Magistrate exercises jurisdiction in all places within:

14 / 50

How many Magistrates are required to sit together to form a Bench?

15 / 50

Can a Sessions Judge of one division be appointed as an Additional Sessions Judge of another division?

16 / 50

Can imprisonment awarded in default of fine be in addition to a substantive sentence of maximum imprisonment awardable by the Magistrate?

17 / 50

The maximum fine a Court of Magistrate of the second class can impose is:

18 / 50

A specially empowered Magistrate under section 29C may pass a sentence of imprisonment not exceeding:

19 / 50

"Upazila" is defined according to which Act?

20 / 50

A "Public Prosecutor" is appointed under which section of this Code?

21 / 50

Any offence NOT shown as bailable in the second schedule or made bailable by any other law is a:

22 / 50

Who can appoint an Executive Magistrate to be an Additional District Magistrate?

23 / 50

Any reference to a Magistrate of the 1st class outside a Metropolitan Area shall be construed as a reference to a:

24 / 50

Section 4(1)(o) states that "offence" includes complaints made under section 20 of which Act?

25 / 50

All Executive Magistrates are subordinate to the:

26 / 50

All Judicial Magistrates including the Chief Judicial Magistrate are subordinate to the:

27 / 50

To try a juvenile offender under Section 29B, the offender must be under the age of:

28 / 50

Does an "inquiry" include a trial conducted under this Code?

29 / 50

Who can make rules for the guidance of Magistrates' Benches respecting the times and places of sitting?

30 / 50

If a Sessions Judge is unavoidably absent, who has jurisdiction to deal with an urgent application?

31 / 50

Does the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 affect any special jurisdiction or power conferred by any other law?

32 / 50

The Government may confer Executive Magistrate powers on any person employed in the:

33 / 50

When a person is convicted of multiple offences at one trial, the sentences of imprisonment generally commence:

34 / 50

The term for which a Special Executive Magistrate is appointed is determined by:

35 / 50

Who directs at what place or places the Court of Session shall hold its sitting?

36 / 50

In former Acts, the expression "Subordinate Magistrate, first class" shall be deemed to mean:

37 / 50

Are offences under laws other than the Penal Code investigated according to this Code?

38 / 50

No Special Executive Magistrate powers shall be conferred on any police officer below the grade of:

39 / 50

Who dictates at what places the Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate shall hold its sitting?

40 / 50

Who appoints the "Clerk of the State"?

41 / 50

How can a "complaint" be made to a Magistrate?

42 / 50

Which judges are ex-officio Justices of the Peace for the whole of Bangladesh?

43 / 50

The maximum fine a Court of Magistrate of the first class can impose is:

44 / 50

A Joint Sessions Judge can pass a sentence of imprisonment up to:

45 / 50

Any reference to an Assistant Sessions Judge shall be construed as a reference to a:

46 / 50

What is the primary purpose of an "investigation"?

47 / 50

The maximum fine a Court of Magistrate of the third class can impose is:

48 / 50

If a law does not mention which Court should try an offence, it may be tried by:

49 / 50

A "judicial proceeding" includes any proceeding in the course of which evidence is or may be legally taken on:

50 / 50

Who has the authority to declare any post or place to be a "police-station"?

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