To be considered eligible for election as the President of India, candidates must fulfill certain age qualifications as laid down by the Constitution.
Specifically, Article 58(1)(c) of the Constitution of India states that a person must have completed the age of 35 years to be qualified for the election to the office of President.
Consequently, the minimum age requirement is 35 years. The other options, such as 34 years, 25 years, and 30 years, do not meet this constitutional stipulation for presidential eligibility.
| List I-Articles of the Constitution of India | List II - Provisions |
| A. Article 77 | I. Extent of the Executive Power of the Union |
| B. Article 78 | II. Powers of President to grant Pardons |
| C. Article 72 | III. Conduct of business of the Government of India |
| D. Article 73 | IV. Duties of the Prime Minister of India |