Aspirants can argue based on ethical frameworks in the context of socio-political issues by integrating principles from utilitarianism, deontological ethics, and virtue ethics into their analyses. This approach enables candidates to examine the moral implications of policies and decisions systematically. By evaluating actions based on their outcomes, duties, or character qualities, candidates can construct balanced arguments that reflect a thorough understanding of ethical dilemmas. Awareness of these frameworks strengthens their capacity for insightful commentary on socio-political matters during exams.