alleryStart learning →To be appointed to the Supreme Court, a High Court judge must have served:
AAt least 3 years
BAt least 2 years
CAt least 7 years
DAt least 5 years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. At least 5 years
Five continuous years of judicial service in a High Court qualifies a judge for apex elevation.
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