India Parliament Challenge
How well do you know India’s Parliament?
60seconds. One score.
Can you make the leaderboard?
- Answer as many questions as you can in 60 seconds.
- Each correct answer scores 100, with bonuses for streaks.
- See what you got right and why, then play again.
Instant score. No sign-up needed.
Today’s challenge
Same questions for everyone today. A new set every day.
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- Best streak
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Bring Parliament into your classroom
Give students an engaging way to learn how India’s Parliament works: a quick starter, a class competition, or revision before a civics test.
SCHOOLS & COLLEGESAbout the India Parliament Challenge
The India Parliament Challenge is a free, 60-second quiz on how India is governed. You answer multiple-choice questions on the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the Constitution, the President and Prime Minister, how a Bill becomes an Act, and how elections work. Questions start easy and get harder as you go.
Every question comes with a short explanation and a reference to an official source, such as an Article of the Constitution of India. After each round you can review what you got right and wrong.
Is it politically neutral?
Yes. The challenge tests how India’s institutions work, not what anyone should think. It does not cover party policies or current political controversies.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes. Play as often as you like, with no account needed. You only give your email if you want to save your score to the leaderboard.
Is the leaderboard real?
Yes. Scores are checked on our server before they appear, and there are two boards: today (Indian time) and all time.
Who is it for?
Students, teachers, people preparing for general-knowledge and civics exams, and anyone curious about how India’s Parliament works.
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