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CLAT 2027 GK and Current Affairs Questions

The CLAT 2027 GK and Current Affairs questions assess candidates' knowledge of important national and international developments and their ability to understand information presented through passages. The following are some of the practice CLAT 2027 GK and Current Affairs questions based on passages.

Passage 1: US-India Relations and H-1B Visa Debate

US President Donald Trump has landed a triple whammy on India by torpedoing the H-1B visa programme, days after revoking the sanctions waiver on Chabahar port in Iran and weeks after imposing a 50% tariff on Indian exports to the US. The White House also maintained a conspicuous silence on the Pakistan-Saudi Arabia mutual defence treaty amid reports that neither country informed Washington of the pact, suggesting a growing US indifference to India’s concerns.

The triple blow has shaken US-India ties to the foundation, mystifying experts who expected a reset after an exchange of friendly messages between Modi and Trump. While some observers see the crackdown on H-1B as a pressure tactic to make India bend on the trade deal, sources familiar with the dynamics of the current White House say the two issues are unrelated. Trump was convinced of the need to “reform” the guest worker visa programme ever since MAGA hardliners persuaded him that American workers were being denied jobs by foreign companies and US big tech firms acting in tandem.

(CLAT 2026 Passage)

Questions

1. What percentage tariff did President Trump initially impose on Indian imports in 2025?

(A) 15%
(B) 25%
(C) 40%
(D) 50%

(D) President Trump initially imposed a 50% tariff on Indian imports, as mentioned in the passage.

2. What strategic reason did Donald Trump cite for penalizing India with additional tariffs apart from trade imbalances?

(A) India’s IT service exports
(B) Indian banknote demonetisation
(C) India’s immigration policies
(D) India’s defence and energy ties with Russia

(D) India’s defence and energy ties with Russia were cited as an additional strategic concern behind the US tariff measures.

3. What is the strategic significance of Chabahar Port for India?

(A) It provides trade access to China through Pakistan
(B) It acts as a counterbalance to China’s presence in nearby Gwadar Port, Pakistan
(C) It serves as the primary naval base for India
(D) It connects India directly to the Mediterranean Sea

(B) Chabahar Port is strategically important for India as it provides an alternative trade route and acts as a counterbalance to China’s presence at Gwadar Port in Pakistan.

4. What is the primary purpose of the H-1B visa?

(A) Exchange Visitor Visa
(B) Employment Visa
(C) Immigrant visa for permanent residence in the US
(D) Non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to hire foreign professionals in specialised fields

(D) The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US employers to hire foreign professionals in specialised occupations.

5. The acronym ‘MAGA’ mentioned in the above passage refers to:

(A) Multilateral Agencies Global Association
(B) Make America Great Again
(C) Mutual Agreements for Global Advantage
(D) Monetary Advantage for Great America

(B) MAGA stands for “Make America Great Again”, a political slogan associated with Donald Trump and his political movement.

Note: The mock test PDF contains 25 questions designed in a similar format and pattern to the CLAT 2027 question paper.