Regarding Constitutional Amendments
I ) the Provision of joint sitting is not available.
II) they become operative from the date both Houses have passed the Bills.
III) the President's assent to a Constitutional Amendment is obligatory.
IV) Parliament may amend any part of the Constitution according to the procedure laid down in Article 368.

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I) The provision of a joint sitting is indeed not available for Constitutional Amendments, making this statement correct. II) Constitutional Amendments become operative from the date the President gives assent, not merely when both Houses pass the Bills. III) The President's assent is obligatory for a Constitutional Amendment to become effective. IV) Parliament can amend any part of the Constitution following the procedure outlined in Article 368, including some parts that require a special majority and, in some cases, ratification by states.

Regarding Constitutional Amendments I ) the Provision of Joint Sitting Is Not Available