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At which level is the High Court the main court?

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Correct answer: State level

Direct answer: A is correct. A High Court is the principal high-level court for a state, or in some arrangements for more than one state or a union territory. It stands above subordinate courts within its jurisdiction and below the Supreme Court in India’s judicial hierarchy. The question asks about institutional level, not about the place where every case begins. B is wrong because village-level local justice is not the constitutional role of a High Court. C and D are wrong because family and school are social institutions, not levels of the formal court hierarchy. Memory cue: remember the sequence as subordinate or district courts, High Court at the state level, and Supreme Court for the country.

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