The Right to Education among Fundamental Rights is linked with children of which age group?

Correct answer: Six to fourteen years

Correct answer: B — the Fundamental Right to Education covers children from six to fourteen years of age. Article 21A directs the State to provide free and compulsory education to children in this age group, according to the constitutional provision and applicable law. The idea is that elementary education should be available to every child without fees becoming an obstacle. Option A is not the constitutional age range for this Fundamental Right. Option C begins after the upper age limit in Article 21A, so it is not the answer. Option D concerns adults and young adults, not the specified group of children. Read the options carefully: the correct range starts at six and ends at fourteen. This age provision should not be confused with broader educational policies or other early-childhood provisions. Memory cue: Article 21A — “A” can remind you of age-based elementary education; remember the standard range as 6–14 years.