Since the 57th National Film Awards, the winners in the feature film section have been decided by

five regional panels shortlisting entries and a national panel decidingCorrect answerYour answera single national jury reading every entryCorrect answerYour answera public vote followed by a jury reviewCorrect answerYour answerthe same committee that recommends the Dadasaheb Phalke AwardCorrect answerYour answer

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The feature film section runs a two-tier selection: five regional panels shortlist the entries and a national panel picks the winners.
The non-feature film section and Best Writing on Cinema have juries specific to those awards.
The Dadasaheb Phalke committee is separate again and invites no entries.

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Three sections, three different selection routes. A question about the film awards that offers one process for the whole ceremony is offering a simplification that does not exist.

Concept: The two-tier selection for feature films
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