Question

What is the maximum age for elections of the president?
A. 62
B. 60
C. 75
D. No Limit

Answer 1

Hint:A president is elected by the electoral body consisting of parliament of both houses and the judicial assemblies of each of India's states and territories. MPs (Member of Parliament) and MLAs (Member of Legislative Assemblies) vote based on the parity and uniformity values. The president is bound to act on the recommendation of the prime minister and cabinet of the constitution.

Complete answer:
Option A) 62 – is an incorrect answer because it is not the maximum age for the election of the president. Thus, it is incorrect here.
Option B) 60 – is an incorrect answer because 60 is not the maximum age for the election of the President. Thus, it is incorrect here.
Option C) 75 – is an incorrect answer because 75 is not the maximum age for the election of the president. Thus, it is incorrect here.
Option D) No Limit – is a correct answer because an individual who is the citizen of India, completed the age of 35 years can stand for the elections of the president. There is no upper limit for the elections of the President. Thus, it is a correct answer.

Hence Option D is the correct answer.

Note:Some powers of the President are:
The president is the Commander in chief of the Indian soldiers.
The president makes suggestions about the things that should become new laws.
The president can declare war and terminate peace, on the recommendation of the prime minister.
All the important contracts are made in the president’s name.
The president can represent our nation in front of the foreigners.