One question drawn from across the course, covering records, law, market, business models, practice and arithmetic.
Answer honestly and without looking anything up. Every answer shows the reasoning and links back to the lesson.
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L5-01 · The Business Arms
1. How is the single most common non-payment prevented?
Why: The terms should state parties, parcel, rate, which side pays, when it becomes payable, and what happens if the parties transact directly later. Revise L5-01 →
L2-08 · The Paper
2. What does an agreement to sell transfer?
Why: It is a contract to transfer later. Its value to a buyer is as the place to put conditions — mortgage discharge, succession mutation, demarcation — with the deposit refundable if the seller cannot deliver. Revise L2-08 →
L6-07 · Becoming an Agent
3. Which of these must be disclosed in writing before terms are discussed?
Why: Alongside a statement that you do not provide legal or tax advice and that the client should take their own. Revise L6-07 →
L2-03 · The Paper
4. Which of these does the girdawari record feed into?
Why: Compensation after drought or hail, insurance claims and credit limits all reference what the record shows was sown. An owner with a wrong or missing entry loses access to these. Revise L2-03 →
L2-01 · The Paper
5. A khata shows five names with fractional shares and no recorded partition. One holder wants to sell you a specific field. What does his deed actually transfer?
Why: Without a recorded partition, each holder has an undivided fraction of the whole rather than a demarcated piece. A buyer paying for a field and receiving an undivided share has bought a dispute. Revise L2-01 →
L5-03 · The Business Arms
6. What is the classic development failure described in this lesson?
Why: It is a timing risk nobody can eliminate, which is why the arm requires capital patient enough to carry a project through an unfavourable phase. Revise L5-03 →
L5-13 · The Business Arms
7. What should be surveyed before committing to build storage?
Why: Capacity is visible, and a corridor that attracts one operator attracts several. Overbuilding is a real risk in exactly the locations that look most attractive. Revise L5-13 →
L5-06 · The Business Arms
8. Why does an unregistered lease matter?
Why: Leases are compulsorily registrable in defined circumstances. Confirm the current position and applicable stamp duty with an advocate and the Sub-Registrar. Revise L5-06 →
L1-04 · Foundation
9. How many biswa make one bigha?
Why: One bigha = 20 biswa, and one biswa = 20 biswansi, so a bigha is 400 biswansi. Holdings are often written in the format bigha–biswa–biswansi. Revise L1-04 →
L3-03 · The Rules
10. What is the correct status of a zone you have read from a published plan?
Why: A map read at scale is an indication. The authority's confirmation for a numbered parcel is the answer, and what the next revision will say is not knowable by anyone. Revise L3-03 →
L7-01 · Income Math
11. What is the correct status of the illustrative funnel numbers in this lesson?
Why: Your rates will differ, possibly by a large margin, and the only way to know them is to measure your own for a year. Revise L7-01 →
L6-03 · Becoming an Agent
12. Which channel is most valuable and slowest to build?
Why: It sometimes arrives years later. It is also the channel that Lesson 7's argument about disclosure and repeat business is ultimately about protecting. Revise L6-03 →
L3-06 · The Rules
13. Which statement about an NRI and agricultural land is correct?
Why: Purchase is not permitted; inheritance is. A person who acquired land while resident may generally continue holding it, and transfer is generally only to a resident Indian citizen. Revise L3-06 →
L4-06 · The Market
14. Which of these is a reason to walk away?
Why: Awkward shape is priceable and joint holding is often fixable. A seller who will not produce documents that should exist is telling you something, and it is rarely good. Revise L4-06 →
L6-09 · Becoming an Agent
15. Which structural feature most weakens a lender's remedy on farmland?
Why: Alongside eligibility restrictions, title and valuation difficulty and poor liquidity, this is why credit is rationed rather than merely priced differently. Revise L6-09 →
L4-03 · The Market
16. Which is the most direct and reliable mechanism by which infrastructure affects land value?
Why: Access widens the pool of people for whom a location is usable. Planning response produces larger changes but is slower and less predictable; employment has the longest lag and most failure points. Revise L4-03 →
L1-01 · Foundation
17. What did the Supreme Court hold in Suraj Lamp & Industries v. State of Haryana (2011)?
Why: The Court held that sale by general power of attorney, agreement to sell and will does not convey title. It remains one of the most commonly ignored judgments in Indian property practice. Revise L1-01 →
L2-06 · The Paper
18. Which step in the search sequence most often turns up what the registers missed?
Why: Family disputes, informal partitions and occupation arrangements are written nowhere. The village knows them. The step costs a morning and some courtesy. Revise L2-06 →
L2-07 · The Paper
19. What does marketable title mean in practice?
Why: The standard is defensibility and onward saleability, not perfection. It prevents both accepting anything and rejecting everything because no rural chain is completely tidy. Revise L2-07 →
L4-04 · The Market
20. What characterises the hot phase in terms of buyer behaviour?
Why: This is the phase in which people skip the Level 2 searches. It is also the phase in which marginal parcels — landlocked, disputed, badly zoned — start trading, because everything sells. Revise L4-04 →
L3-01 · The Rules
21. A transfer is made in breach of a transfer restriction. Who carries the loss?
Why: Such a transfer is liable to be set aside after the buyer has paid, registered, taken possession and sometimes built. Unwinding it is far harder than avoiding it, and every restriction is discoverable in advance. Revise L3-01 →
L7-04 · Income Math
22. What does this course explicitly not provide?
Why: It also does not tell you to do this work. Deciding on evidence that it does not suit your capital, temperament or circumstances is a correct and useful outcome of having read it. Revise L7-04 →
L7-03 · Income Math
23. Which entry condition is described as not a soft point?
Why: Irregular income under family pressure is where people take deals they should not, which is the mechanism that ends practices rather than merely straining them. Revise L7-03 →
L6-05 · Becoming an Agent
24. When does acting for both sides become improper?
Why: Every party should know who you act for and who pays you, in writing, before terms are discussed. A party told at the outset who proceeded has no complaint. Revise L6-05 →
L5-07 · The Business Arms
25. Why does the assignment clause matter?
Why: Whether the counterparty may transfer the lease, and to whom, determines who you are actually dealing with in year fifteen of a long term. Revise L5-07 →
L4-02 · The Market
26. Which adjustment factor typically moves value most?
Why: Landlocked land, or land with minimal frontage, cannot be developed or subdivided the same way. Zoning and conversion status follow closely behind. Revise L4-02 →
L1-02 · Foundation
27. What distinguishes बंजड़ जदीद from बंजड़ कदीम?
Why: Jadeed means new, kadeem means old. New fallow is often culturable land that went out of use for a fixable reason; old fallow more often has a structural cause that needs identifying before purchase. Revise L1-02 →
L6-02 · Becoming an Agent
28. Why are published auction and enforcement notices a useful source?
Why: Level 5, Lesson 11 covered the risks of acting on them. As an inventory source they cost nothing but the discipline of reading them regularly. Revise L6-02 →
L5-10 · The Business Arms
29. Which of these may properly be sold as a service by a non-lawyer?
Why: Retrieval, organisation, factual explanation, chain assembly, gap identification and file preparation are factual work. Opinion on title and advice on legal effect are an advocate's work. Revise L5-10 →
L5-12 · The Business Arms
30. Who does this arm not suit?
Why: It is a service business requiring presence. Staff in rural locations are hard to find and retain, and guest experience cannot be delegated to an absent owner's intentions. Revise L5-12 →
L3-02 · The Rules
31. A seller's file refers to section 90-B. What should you understand from that?
Why: The Rajasthan High Court has referred to 90-B as it stood at the relevant time and 90-A as it stands today. What actually varies by parcel is which set of rules — urban or rural — applies, and what their current text says. Revise L3-02 →
L3-04 · The Rules
32. Which of these is evidence that a plot is legally a plot?
Why: Walls, gates, boards and neighbouring construction are evidence of activity, not of approval. The sanctioned drawing with the plot identifiable on it is the document that matters. Revise L3-04 →
L1-06 · Foundation
33. Can a gram panchayat convert agricultural land to residential use?
Why: Panchayats administer abadi land and issue abadi pattas. They cannot convert agricultural land. Purported pattas over agricultural land or charagah are a recurring cause of total loss. Revise L1-06 →
L6-01 · Becoming an Agent
34. Which setup step do people most often skip?
Why: It is also the step that protects the commission you have not yet earned. Level 5, Lesson 1 identified the absence of written terms as the commonest cause of non-payment. Revise L6-01 →
L5-02 · The Business Arms
35. What is the holdout problem?
Why: It is the defining difficulty of the arm and the reason it pays. If he succeeds and the others learn of it, the earlier agreements come apart too. Revise L5-02 →
L6-04 · Becoming an Agent
36. Why does the season of a site visit matter?
Why: Where drainage or waterlogging is a real question, say so rather than hoping the buyer does not return in a different month. Revise L6-04 →
What your score means
आपके अंक का मतलब
70% or above — you have the technical grounding the course sets out to give. It is still not a licence.
50 to 69% — solid in places. Note which levels your wrong answers came from and work back through those.
Below 50% — work through the levels in order rather than revising selectively. Each level assumes the one before it.
Every question carries its lesson reference, so a pattern of wrong answers points at exactly what to re-read.
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This is education, not advice. Nothing in this course is legal, tax, or investment advice. Consult a licensed advocate and a financial advisor before you buy, sell, lease or convert land.
No income is promised. Earnings in land work depend on your market, capital, effort, licensing and luck. This course teaches how the business operates — it does not guarantee any commission, profit, return or job outcome. Past appreciation near infrastructure corridors is a historic observation, not a forecast.
Rules change. Rates, sections and procedures described here are current as at the verification date below and are Rajasthan-first; other states differ, and local practice varies district to district. Re-check before acting.
Examples are fictional. Any names, parcels or figures used to illustrate a lesson are made up for teaching. They are not real client data.