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To be appointed as a Judge of a High Court, a person must have attained the minimum age of:

Article 217(2) of the Constitution of India specifies Indian citizenship and at least ten years of judicial office or High Court advocacy experience as the qualifications…

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To be appointed as a Judge of a High Court, a person must have attained the minimum age of:

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Article 217(2) of the Constitution of India specifies Indian citizenship and at least ten years of judicial office or High Court advocacy experience as the qualifications for appointment as a High Court Judge, and prescribes no minimum age such as 25, 30, or 35 years (while Article 217(1) sets the retirement age at 62 years). Hence, "None of the given options is correct".

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