The correct answer is 3 only. Key Points The Indian President is the head of the state and he is also called the first citizen of India. He is a part of the Union Executive, provisions of which are dealt with in Articles 52-78 including articles related to the President (Article 52-62). He is the first citizen of India and is a symbol of the solidarity, unity, and integrity of the nation. Election of President There is no direct election for the Indian President. An electoral college elects him. The electoral college responsible for President’s elections comprises elected members of: Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha Legislative Assemblies of the states (Legislative Councils have no role) Legislative Assemblies of the Union Territories of Delhi and Puducherry The following group of people is not involved in electing the President of India: Nominated Members of Rajya Sabha Nominated Members of State Legislative Assemblies Members of Legislative Councils (Both elected and nominated) in bicameral legislatures Nominated Members of union territories of Delhi and Puducherry Once President is elected, he holds office for five years. He can also be re-elected and there is no cap on his re-election.