The management of East India Company was vested in the hands of:

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(c) Governor and 24 Directors — According to the Charter Act of 1600 AD, the East India Company was managed by the 'Governor and his council', in which apart from the Governor and the Deputy Governor, there were also 24 other members. This is known as the court of Directors. It is noteworthy that through the royal letter of 1600 AD, Queen Elizabeth, the establishment of India company was given permission to trade in eastern countries.

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(A) Governor

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(B) Governor-General

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(D) Managing Director

The management of East India Company was vested in the hands of:

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