UPSC: Why is High Court's Review power different from Supreme Court's?

There are a number of discrepancies in UPSC 2021 answer key. There is a massive debate regarding UPSC Prelims 2021 with respect to a polity question that deals with power to review its own judgments by the High Court which UPSC claims is not the same as Supreme Court.
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[rohitingle]

That exactly the same reason I mark it on only 1 option, after discussing with my friends I thought it was wrong but upsc proves that they’re wrong

[muktika]

Thank you soo much mam for clear this doubt

[upscaspirant]

Kuch bhi ? Now look at my statement "governor is the ceremonial head of the state as president is the ceremonial head of the country " now this my statement can be interpreted by both ways UPSC should definitely need to improve their option quality 🙏

[SumanSharma-pxkd]

Thankyoy ma'am to clear this doubt

[rajatjain]

"Same" nhi likha "as" likha h... 😊

[bipulray]

UPSC is mom..jitna bhi logic dedo jo mummy ko sahi lga wahi sahi hoga 😂😂 bs koi kuch nhi bolega

[ayussingh]

Statement is wrong because of different articles??.... Are u serious mam.... Please give some logical explanation

[Aiswariamp]

Mam in the 1st statement
Isn't the consent of the calling judge mandatory??
Consent of both president and the retired judge is needed. Then how come the 1st statement be correct?

[ThatFitnessDude]

This is given in Pearsons Polity book. I got this Q right from there. It's 10x better than LK

[divyaprakashdixit]

dont sa might or ho skta hai. pls be confident before making video