Select the option that is the direct form of the sentence.

The doctor advised Jaya to put the eye drops into her eyes four times a day from the next day.

The doctor advised Jaya, “From tomorrow put the eye drops into your eyes four times a day.”

The direct form of the given sentence is: The doctor advised Jaya, “From tomorrow put the eye drops into your eyes four times a day.”

Explanation:
When changing from indirect to direct speech, the time expressions are generally retained as they are. Therefore, "from the next day" remains "from tomorrow." Additionally, the pronouns are changed to match the perspective of the speaker. In this case, "her eyes" changes to "your eyes" to match Jaya's perspective.

So, the correct option is: "The doctor advised Jaya, “From tomorrow put the eye drops into your eyes four times a day.”"