Concept: Landslide occurrence depends on slope, rainfall, geology, weathering, vegetation cover, and human disturbance.
Step 1: Understanding landslide susceptibility.
Regions with steep slopes, weak rocks, heavy rainfall, and high seismic activity generally have high landslide risk.
\[
\text{High landslide risk} = \text{Steep slopes + Heavy rainfall + Weak geology}
\]
Step 2: Comparing Chhotanagpur Plateau with highly prone regions.
The Himalayas and Western Ghats are more landslide-prone because of their steep slopes and high rainfall. Chhotanagpur Plateau is comparatively stable and does not have the same level of landslide susceptibility.
Step 3: Selecting the correct category.
Since Chhotanagpur Plateau has comparatively lower landslide vulnerability, the chance of occurrence of landslides is low.
Therefore, the correct answer is Low.