Which of the following is a qualification for directors?

• A. Minimum age 18.
• B. Minimum age 21.
• C. Must have a law degree.
• D. Must own shares.

Answer: (A)

Being eligible to be a director starts with having the legal capacity to act, which begins at age 18. This ensures a director can enter into contracts, carry out duties, and be responsible for the company’s obligations. The other options aren’t universal requirements: 21 is not a standard threshold for directorship, a law degree is not required to be a director, and owning shares is not a prerequisite to hold the role (even though a director may own shares). Therefore, the qualification that applies in general is the minimum age of 18.