What is the most correct order of nomination and campaigning?

Correct answer: Nomination first, then campaigning

Correct answer: C. First, a person completes the formal nomination process to enter the election as a candidate. After the candidates and their candidature are established, they campaign by presenting their views, programmes and promises to voters. Polling and counting happen later, followed by the result, so A and B reverse the normal sequence. Option D combines unrelated matters: an oath is not the first step in becoming a contesting candidate, and voting age is a legal qualification rather than a step that follows an oath. Option C correctly places nomination before campaigning. The exact election schedule may contain several formal stages, but the basic sequence tested here is clear: nomination, campaign, polling, counting and result. Memory cue: “पहले नाम, फिर काम”—first candidature is formally entered, then the candidate seeks votes.