The primary level of public healthcare in Meghalaya comprises of:

The correct answer is: a) Community Health Centres (CHCs).

Community Health Centres (CHCs) are the first point of contact for people seeking public healthcare in Meghalaya. They provide basic healthcare services such as immunization, family planning, and antenatal care. CHCs also refer patients to higher-level hospitals for more specialized care.

Super-specialty hospitals are tertiary care hospitals that provide specialized treatment for complex medical conditions. Medical colleges are institutions of higher education that train doctors. Private clinics are owned and operated by private individuals or companies.

Here is a brief description of each option:

• Community Health Centres (CHCs) are the first point of contact for people seeking public healthcare in Meghalaya. They provide basic healthcare services such as immunization, family planning, and antenatal care. CHCs also refer patients to higher-level hospitals for more specialized care.
• Super-specialty hospitals are tertiary care hospitals that provide specialized treatment for complex medical conditions.
• Medical colleges are institutions of higher education that train doctors.
• Private clinics are owned and operated by private individuals or companies.