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The Constitution as a Map: Parts and Article Numbers
The Constitution of India began with 395 Articles arranged in 22 Parts, and amendments have added many more. No exam expects you to know all of them, but a short list of Parts and roughly twenty Article numbers appears again and again in general-awareness sections.
The smart way to hold these numbers is as a map rather than a list. Each Part is a district: rights live in Part III, directives in Part IV, the Union government in Part V, emergencies in Part XVIII. Once you know which district a subject belongs to, the Article number falls into a narrow range and a wrong option often sits outside it.
This short is a cross-reference sheet. Detailed topics on rights, emergency, amendments and schedules already exist; here the goal is quick recall of where each thing lives, with memory hooks.
1. Which Part of the Constitution contains the Fundamental Duties?
2. Article 324 of the Constitution deals with which body?
3. Under which Article can the Governor of a state issue an ordinance?
4. Part XVIII of the Constitution deals with:
5. Where does the right to property stand in the Constitution today?
6. Which Article allows the President to seek the advisory opinion of the Supreme Court?
7. Article 21A, the right to education, was inserted by which amendment?
8. Which Article did Dr B. R. Ambedkar call the heart and soul of the Constitution?