Consider the following statements:

1. The total lenght of Legislative Council shall not exceed 40 members subject to minimum of one-third strength of Legislative Assembly.
2.  The Legislative Council can have maximum of one-sixth nominated members. These members are nominated by Governor on recommendation of President.

Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

Part VI The States

Part 6 of the constitution deals with the provisions related to the Governor, the Chief Minister, the State legislature, the High Court, and the Advocate general. Part 6 also establishes the fact that -India is a federation with a strong center.

1. The governor(Article 152-162)

i. The governor is appointed by the President and a single governor can also be given the charge of 2 or more states.
ii. The governor must be at least 35 years of age and his tenure depends upon the pleasure of the President.
iii. Regarding the appointment, termination of the governor of states, the Sarkaria Commission has given the recommendation.
iv. The governor is the nominal head of the state and appoints the chief minister and other ministers.

2. The Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers(Article 163-164)

i. The chief minister is appointed by the governor and other ministers are appointed by the governor on the advice of the Chief Minister.
ii. The Chief Minister is the head of the state government and the real executive head of the state.

3. The State Legislature(Article 168-177)

i. The State Legislature is composed of the Legislative Assembly, the Legislative Council, and the Governor.
ii. The Legislative assembly has a normal tenure of 5 years but can be dissolved prior to it in the case of the passage of a no-confidence motion.
iii. The parliament may by law create a legislative council in a state if the resolution regarding the same is passed by the concerning legislative assembly of the state with a special majority.

5. The Advocate General(Article 165)

i. He is the first law officer of the state, appointed by the governor, and holds the post till the pleasure of the governor.
ii. He must qualify to the judge of the High Court.

6. The High Court(Article 214)

i. It is the apex court of the State, and, the judges of the High courts are appointed by the President of India.
ii. The maxim term of service of the judges of the High courts is 62 years.