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Special Data
Interpretation
Session
Lokesh Sharma
DI - 1
 Q) Find the ratio of the number of girls in class 9 to the number of girls in class 7. If
45% of the students in class 9 are girls and 37% of the students in class 7 are boys.
(a) 11 : 23 (b) 7 : 13 (c) 9 : 17 (d) 15 : 29 (e) 15 : 28

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Given below is the pie chart which shows the distribution of

students in School ‘ABC’ in five different class.
 Q) The number of girls in class 11 is what percent of total students in the school if the
ratio of boys to girls in class 11 is 13 : 12.
(a) 18% (b) 17% (c) 15% (d) 10% (e) 20%

Given below is the pie chart which shows the distribution of

students in School ‘ABC’ in five different class.
 Q) If the ratio of passed to failed students in class 9 and 7 are 17 : 7 and 13 : 3
respectively. Then find the ratio of total number of passed student in class 9 and 7
together to number of failed students in both the classes.
(a) 37 : 23 (b) 39 : 11 (c) 43 : 11 (d) 43 : 13 (e) 41 : 13

Given below is the pie chart which shows the distribution of

students in School ‘ABC’ in five different class.
 Total students in class 8 and class 7 together are what percent of the total students in
class 6 and class 9 together.
(a) 78 4/7 % (b) 82 ¾ % (c) 68 1/7% (d) 72 3/14% (e) 58 2/7%

Given below is the pie chart which shows the distribution of

students in School ‘ABC’ in five different class.
 The number of failed students in class 11 is 42 less than the average number of
students in class 7, class 8 and class 9. Then find the difference in number of failed
and passed students in class 11.
(a) 236 (b) 232 (c) 216 (d) 224 (e) 248

Given below is the pie chart which shows the distribution of

students in School ‘ABC’ in five different class.
DI - 2
 Q1) What is the ratio of the number of girls to boys enrolled in College A?
(1) 49:47 (2) 47:49 (3) 51:31 (4) 31:51 (5) None

Study the charts carefully to answer the following questions:

% BREAK UP OF % BREAK UP OF GIRLS
STUDENTS ENROLLED ENROLLED IN
IN COLLEGES = 3000 COLLEGES = 1750

E A A
E 14%
21% 16% 28%
B B
D
20% 22%
14% D
C 16% C
29% 20%
 Q2) The number of girls enrolled in college C form what per cent of the total number
of students taken admission in given colleges (round off two digits after decimal)?
(1) 12.95% (2) 11.67% (3) 16.75% (4) 19.65% (5) None

Study the charts carefully to answer the following questions:

% BREAK UP OF % BREAK UP OF GIRLS
STUDENTS ENROLLED ENROLLED IN
IN COLLEGES = 3000 COLLEGES = 1750

E A A
E 14%
21% 16% 28%
B B
D
20% 22%
14% D
C 16% C
29% 20%
 Q3) What is the total number of girls enrolled in College A and D together?
(1) 625 (2) 550 (3) 490 (4) 525 (5) 455

Study the charts carefully to answer the following questions:

% BREAK UP OF % BREAK UP OF GIRLS
STUDENTS ENROLLED ENROLLED IN
IN COLLEGES = 3000 COLLEGES = 1750

E A A
E 14%
21% 16% 28%
B B
D
20% 22%
14% D
C 16% C
29% 20%
 Q4) How many boys are enrolled in College B and E together?
(1) 610 (2) 590 (3) 640 (4) 720 (5) 355

Study the charts carefully to answer the following questions:

% BREAK UP OF % BREAK UP OF GIRLS
STUDENTS ENROLLED ENROLLED IN
IN COLLEGES = 3000 COLLEGES = 1750

E A A
E 14%
21% 16% 28%
B B
D
20% 22%
14% D
C 16% C
29% 20%
 Q5) What is the approximate percentage of boys who enrolled in given colleges?
(1) 42% (2) 56% (3) 49% (4) 58% (5) None

Study the charts carefully to answer the following questions:

% BREAK UP OF % BREAK UP OF GIRLS
STUDENTS ENROLLED ENROLLED IN
IN COLLEGES = 3000 COLLEGES = 1750

E A A
E 14%
21% 16% 28%
B B
D
20% 22%
14% D
C 16% C
29% 20%
DI - 3
 In the following pie-charts the percentage of different categories of employees of two
companies A and B are given and the table shows the percentage of Male employees
among them. The total employees in Company A is 6500 and that in Company B is 9000.

Employee % Male in % Male in

A B
E1 40% 45%
E2 60% 48%
E3 40% 55%
E4 48% 52%
E5 55% 60%
E6 60% 57%
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Q1) What is the total number of female employees of category E4
in Company A?
(1) 975 (2) 447 (3) 507 (4) 837 (5) None
 In the following pie-charts the percentage of different categories of employees of two
companies A and B are given and the table shows the percentage of Male employees
among them. The total employees in Company A is 6500 and that in Company B is 9000.

Employee % Male in % Male in

A B
E1 40% 45%
E2 60% 48%
E3 40% 55%
E4 48% 52%
E5 55% 60%
E6 60% 57%

Q2) The total male employees of category E5 in Company B is

approximately what percentage more than the total male
employees of category E5 in Company A?
(1) 16% (2) 23% (3) 25% (4) 20% (5) 18%
 In the following pie-charts the percentage of different categories of employees of two
companies A and B are given and the table shows the percentage of Male employees
among them. The total employees in Company A is 6500 and that in Company B is 9000.

Employee % Male in % Male in

A B
E1 40% 45%
E2 60% 48%
E3 40% 55%
E4 48% 52%
E5 55% 60%
E6 60% 57%

Q3) What is the difference between the total number of male and
female employees E1, E3 and E5 in Company A?
(1) 445 (2) 455 (3) 429 (4) 403 (5) 390
 In the following pie-charts the percentage of different categories of employees of two
companies A and B are given and the table shows the percentage of Male employees
among them. The total employees in Company A is 6500 and that in Company B is 9000.

Employee % Male in % Male in

A B
E1 40% 45%
E2 60% 48%
E3 40% 55%
E4 48% 52%
E5 55% 60%
E6 60% 57%

Q4) The total number of female employees in categories E1, E2 and

E3 together in Company B is what percentage of the total
employees in Company B?
(1) 24% (2) 26.5% (3) 27.5% (4) 28.5% (5) 32.5%
 In the following pie-charts the percentage of different categories of employees of two
companies A and B are given and the table shows the percentage of Male employees
among them. The total employees in Company A is 6500 and that in Company B is 9000.

Employee % Male in % Male in

A B
E1 40% 45%
E2 60% 48%
E3 40% 55%
E4 48% 52%
E5 55% 60%
E6 60% 57%

Q5) What is the average number of male employees of all

categories in Company B?
(1) 722 (2) 756 (3) 764 (4) 775 (5) 786
DI - 4
 There are six companies which produce two types of TV (LED and LCD). The total
production cost of all six companies together is 8 crore rupees.
The following pie chart shows the percentage distribution of the total production, and the
table shows the ratio of production of LED to LCD TV and per cent profit for these two
types.
Ratio of % profit % profit
Production of earned on earned on
LED : LCD LED LCD
A 2:3 30% 24%
B 7:5 25% 35%
C 4:5 20% 30%
D 3:2 15% 25%
E 9:7 32% 24%
F 3:5 35% 20%

Q) What is the total production cost (in Rs) of LCD TV by Company

A and D together?
(1) 1.24 crore (2) 1.28 crore (3) 1.32 crore (4) 1.36 crore (5) 1.4 crore
 There are six companies which produce two types of TV (LED and LCD). The total
production cost of all six companies together is 8 crore rupees.
The following piechart shows the percentage distribution of the total production, and the
table shows the ratio of production of LED to LCD TV and per cent profit for these two
types.
Ratio of % profit % profit
Production of earned on earned on
LED : LCD LED LCD
A 2:3 30% 24%
B 7:5 25% 35%
C 4:5 20% 30%
D 3:2 15% 25%
E 9:7 32% 24%
F 3:5 35% 20%

What is the total profit earned by Company F for both LED and LCD
together? (Answer in crore)
(1) Rs 0.426 (2) Rs 0.464 (3) Rs 0.492 (4) Rs 0.524 (5) Rs 0.584
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 There are six companies which produce two types of TV (LED and LCD). The total
production cost of all six companies together is 8 crore rupees.
The following piechart shows the percentage distribution of the total production, and the
table shows the ratio of production of LED to LCD TV and per cent profit for these two
types.
Ratio of % profit % profit
Production of earned on earned on
LED : LCD LED LCD
A 2:3 30% 24%
B 7:5 25% 35%
C 4:5 20% 30%
D 3:2 15% 25%
E 9:7 32% 24%
F 3:5 35% 20%

Q) What is the ratio of the profit earned on LED to that on LCD TV

by Company B?
(1) 5 : 7 (2) 12 : 25 (3) 3 : 7 (4) 3 : 5 (5) None
 There are six companies which produce two types of TV (LED and LCD). The total
production cost of all six companies together is 8 crore rupees.
The following piechart shows the percentage distribution of the total production, and the
table shows the ratio of production of LED to LCD TV and per cent profit for these two
types.
Ratio of % profit % profit
Production of earned on earned on
LED : LCD LED LCD
A 2:3 30% 24%
B 7:5 25% 35%
C 4:5 20% 30%
D 3:2 15% 25%
E 9:7 32% 24%
F 3:5 35% 20%

Q) What is the sum of the profit earned by Company E on LCD and

that by Company C on LED? (Answer in lakh)
(1) Rs 22.48 (2) Rs 24.84 (3) Rs 26.24 (4) Rs 28.75 (5) Rs 32
 There are six companies which produce two types of TV (LED and LCD). The total
production cost of all six companies together is 8 crore rupees.
The following piechart shows the percentage distribution of the total production, and the
table shows the ratio of production of LED to LCD TV and per cent profit for these two
types.
Ratio of % profit % profit
Production of earned on earned on
LED : LCD LED LCD
A 2:3 30% 24%
B 7:5 25% 35%
C 4:5 20% 30%
D 3:2 15% 25%
E 9:7 32% 24%
F 3:5 35% 20%

Q) The profit earned by Company D on LCD TV is what per cent of

the total production cost of Company A on LED TV? (Answer in
approximate value)
(1) 7.5% (2) 10% (3) 15% (4) 12.5% (5) 17.5%
DI - 5
 Study the following table carefully and answer the question.

Coachin Total number of Percentage of students who have

g students who have enrolled for the given coaching
institute enrolled for the institute from different schools. [Link]
s coaching institute P Q R S
A 80 25 20 35 20
B 100 24 30 18 28
C 250 28 24 32 16
D 200 10 20 25 45
E 180 15 30 25 30

Q1) What is the respective ratio between total number of students who
have enrolled for coaching institutes A and C together from school P
and total number of students who have enrolled for the same coaching
institutes together from school Q?
(a) 45 : 37 (b) 45 : 32 (c) 37 : 76 (d) 45 : 38 (e) None of these
 Study the following table carefully and answer the question.

Coachin Total number of Percentage of students who have

g students who have enrolled for the given coaching
institute enrolled for the institute from different schools.
s coaching institute P Q R S
A 80 25 20 35 20
B 100 24 30 18 28
C 250 28 24 32 16
D 200 10 20 25 45
E 180 15 30 25 30

Q2) In coaching institutes E, 40% are females. If 25% of the total females
are from school Q, what is the difference in number of Female students
from school P, S and R who has enrolled from coaching institute E to
school Q?
(a) 32 (b) 40 (c) 18 (d) 36 (e) None of these
 Study the following table carefully and answer the question.

Coachin Total number of Percentage of students who have

g students who have enrolled for the given coaching
institute enrolled for the institute from different schools.
s coaching institute P Q R S
A 80 25 20 35 20
B 100 24 30 18 28
C 250 28 24 32 16
D 200 10 20 25 45
E 180 15 30 25 30

Q3) What percentage is the total number of students who have

enrolled from coaching institute A from schools P and S together and
the total number of students who have enrolled for coaching institute
C from the same school together?
(a) 34.67% (b) 32.72% (c) 45.51% (d) 56.32% (e) None of these
 Study the following table carefully and answer the question.

Coachin Total number of Percentage of students who have

g students who have enrolled for the given coaching
institute enrolled for the institute from different schools.
s coaching institute P Q R S
A 80 25 20 35 20
B 100 24 30 18 28
C 250 28 24 32 16
D 200 10 20 25 45
E 180 15 30 25 30

Q4) In coaching institute B, the total number of students who have

enrolled from schools P and R together is what percent less than the
total number of students from schools Q and S together?
(a) 72.41% (b) 45.23% (c) 27.58% (d) 40.23% (e) None of these
DI - 6
 Following bar-graph shows the percentage of passed girls with respect to total
passed students of two colleges A and B.

70%
60%
60%
50%
48%
50% 45% 44%
40%
40% 35% 36% [Link]
30% 32% College A
30%
Coolege B
20%
10%
0%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Q1) If the number of boys passed from College A and College B is 220
and 175 respectively in the year 2002, then what is the difference
between number of girls passed from A and B in year 2002?
(a) 75 (b) 80 (c) 95 (d) 105 (5) None
 Following bar-graph shows the percentage of passed girls with respect to total
passed students of two colleges A and B.

70%
60%
60%
50%
48%
50% 45% 44%
40%
40% 35% 36%
30% 32% College A
30%
Coolege B
20%
10%
0%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Q2) If the number of girls passed from College A and College B in year
2001 is equal to 70, then what is the sum of total number of passed
students of College A and College B in the same year?
(a) 445 (b) 415 (c) 405 (d) 375 (5) None
 Following bar-graph shows the percentage of passed girls with respect to total
passed students of two colleges A and B.

70%
60%
60%
50%
48%
50% 45% 44%
40%
40% 35% 36%
30% 32% College A
30%
Coolege B
20%
10%
0%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Q3) If the number of girls passed from College A in year 2004 is equal to
the number of boys passed from College B in year 2002 and it is 105,
then what is the difference to total number of students passed from
College A in 2004 and College B in year 2002?
(a) 25 (b) 30 (c) 35 (d) 40 (5) None
 Following bar-graph shows the percentage of passed girls with respect to total
passed students of two colleges A and B.

70%
60%
60%
50%
48%
50% 45% 44%
40%
40% 35% 36%
30% 32% College A
30%
Coolege B
20%
10%
0%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Q4) If total number of students passed from College A and College B in

year 2005 is 400 and 500 respectively, then number of girls passed
from College B is how much percent more than the number of girls
passed from College A in the same year?
(a) 25/2% (b)35/2% (c)20/9% (d)38/7% (5) None
 Following bar-graph shows the percentage of passed girls with respect to total
passed students of two colleges A and B.

70%
60%
60%
50%
48%
50% 45% 44%
40%
40% 35% 36%
30% 32% College A
30%
Coolege B
20%
10%
0%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Q5) If the number of girls passed from College A and College B in year
2003 is 200 and 240 respectively, then number of boys passed from
College B is what percent of number of boys passed from College A in
same year?
(a) 80% (b) 110% (c) 120% (d) 130% (5) None
DI - 7
 Directions:- Study the given table carefully and answer the questions.
Table shows the total population in six different cities and the ratio of literate to
illiterate population and also the percentage of graduate out of literate
population in each city.

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Q.1) Graduate population of city B and D together is approximately

what percent more/less than graduate population of city A and E
together?
(a) 54% (b) 50% (c) 47% (d) 42% (e) 37%
 Directions:- Study the given table carefully and answer the questions.
Table shows the total population in six different cities and the ratio of literate to
illiterate population and also the percentage of graduate out of literate
population in each city.

Q.2) Population of city C who are literate but not graduate is how much
more than the average graduate population of city D and E together?
(a) 40020 (b) 40200 (c) 42000 (d) 44200 (e) 40040
 Directions:- Study the given table carefully and answer the questions.
Table shows the total population in six different cities and the ratio of literate to
illiterate population and also the percentage of graduate out of literate
population in each city.

Q.3) If the ratio of illiterate male to female in city B is 3:5 and ratio of
graduate male to female population in city D is 2:[Link] find the ratio of
total illiterate male in city B and graduate female in city D?
(a) 23 : 7 (b) 8 : 25 (c) 75 : 16 (d) 21 : 8 (e) 25 : 8
 Directions:- Study the given table carefully and answer the questions.
Table shows the total population in six different cities and the ratio of literate to
illiterate population and also the percentage of graduate out of literate
population in each city.

Q.4) Illiterate population of city D is what percent of the Illiterate

population of city ‘C’?
(a) 25% (b) 37.5% (c) 40% d) 50% (e) 62.5%
DI - 8
 The table given below shows the average number of books of three different
language (English, Hindi and Marathi), number of books in English, and
difference between the number of books is Hindi and Marathi, in four different
libraries.
Libraries Avg. no. of No. of books Difference Note:- Number of Hindi books are
books of 3 in English between more than number of Marathi
different language books in Hindi books.
languages and Marathi
P 500 500 200
[Link]
Q 600 300 100
R 400 400 200
S 300 200 100

Q1) If 20% of books in library P are damaged in which the ratio of the
number of books in English, Hindi and Marathi is 2:3:5, respectively then
find the number of books in Hindi and in Marathi which are not
damaged.
a) 720 b) 740 c) 750 d) 760 e) None
 The table given below shows the average number of books of three different
language (English, Hindi and Marathi), number of books in English, and
difference between the number of books is Hindi and Marathi, in four different
libraries.
Libraries Avg. no. of No. of books Difference Note:- Number of Hindi books are
books of 3 in English between more than number of Marathi
different language books in Hindi books.
languages and Marathi
P 500 500 200
Q 600 300 100
R 400 400 200
S 300 200 100

Q2) Find the ratio of total number of books in Marathi in library ‘R’ and
library ‘S’ together to the number of books in English in library ‘P’ and
library ‘Q’ together.
a) 2 : 3 b) 3 : 4 c) 1 : 1 d) 4 : 3 e) None
 The table given below shows the average number of books of three different
language (English, Hindi and Marathi), number of books in English, and
difference between the number of books is Hindi and Marathi, in four different
libraries.
Libraries Avg. no. of No. of books Difference Note:- Number of Hindi books are
books of 3 in English between more than number of Marathi
different language books in Hindi books.
languages and Marathi
P 500 500 200
Q 600 300 100
R 400 400 200
S 300 200 100

Q3) The total number of books in English and Hindi together in library R
is how much percent more/less than the total number of books in
library Q?
a) 25% more b) 50% more c) 50% less d) 20% less e) None of these
 The table given below shows the average number of books of three different
language (English, Hindi and Marathi), number of books in English, and
difference between the number of books is Hindi and Marathi, in four different
libraries.
Libraries Avg. no. of No. of books Difference Note:- Number of Hindi books are
books of 3 in English between more than number of Marathi
different language books in Hindi books.
languages and Marathi
P 500 500 200
Q 600 300 100
R 400 400 200
S 300 200 100

Q4) Find the difference between total number of books in library S and
number of books in Marathi in library Q.
a) 100 b) 200 c) 300 d) 400 e) None
DI - 9
 Directions: The given line graph shows the total number of fruits (Oranges +
Apples) and percentage of Apples out of total number of fruits, imported from
five different countries.
3500 50%
40% 45% 3200
3000
40%
2500 32% 2500 35%
2000 30%
2000 25% 1800
1500 20%
1200
1000
10%
500 [Link]
0 0%
A B C D E
Total no. of fruits imported
Percentage of Apples out of total fruits imported

Q) 35% of Apples imported from C are Queens and rest are Royals. 119
Royal Apples are red and rest are green. Find the number of green
Royal Apples imported from C.
a) 230 b) 231 c) 232 d) 233 e) None
 Directions: The given line graph shows the total number of fruits (Oranges +
Apples) and percentage of Apples out of total number of fruits, imported from
five different countries.
3500 50%
40% 45% 3200
3000
40%
2500 32% 2500 35%
2000 30%
2000 25% 1800
1500 20%
1200
1000
10%
500
0 0%
A B C D E
Total no. of fruits imported
Percentage of Apples out of total fruits imported

Q) Find the average number of Oranges imported from C, D and E.

a) 1250 b) 1440 c) 1410 d) 1560 e) None
 Directions: The given line graph shows the total number of fruits (Oranges +
Apples) and percentage of Apples out of total number of fruits, imported from
five different countries.
3500 50%
40% 45% 3200
3000
40%
2500 32% 2500 35%
2000 30%
2000 25% 1800
1500 20%
1200
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10%
500
0 0%
A B C D E
Total no. of fruits imported
Percentage of Apples out of total fruits imported

Q) The number of Apples imported from E is how much percent

more/less than the number of Oranges imported from B?
a) 50% b) 54% c) 58% d) 48% e) None
 Directions: The given line graph shows the total number of fruits (Oranges +
Apples) and percentage of Apples out of total number of fruits, imported from
five different countries.
3500 50%
40% 45% 3200
3000
40%
2500 32% 2500 35%
2000 30%
2000 25% 1800
1500 20%
1200
1000
10%
500
0 0%
A B C D E
Total no. of fruits imported
Percentage of Apples out of total fruits imported

Q) Find the ratio of the number of Apples imported from ‘B’ to the
number of Oranges imported from ‘D’.
a) 5 : 12 b) 12 : 13 c) 15 : 17 d) 5 : 13 e) None
 Directions: The given line graph shows the total number of fruits (Oranges +
Apples) and percentage of Apples out of total number of fruits, imported from
five different countries.
3500 50%
40% 45% 3200
3000
40%
2500 32% 2500 35%
2000 30%
2000 25% 1800
1500 20%
1200
1000
10%
500
0 0%
A B C D E
Total no. of fruits imported
Percentage of Apples out of total fruits imported

Q) Find the difference between number of Oranges imported from A

and C.
a) 500 b) 700 c) 900 d) 1100 e) None
DI - 10
 Direction-: Line graph given below shows the sum of male and female
employees and difference between male and female employees in five different
departments A, B, C, D, and E of a company.
1200
1100
1000 Note : Male employees is more than female
employees in all five departments.
800 Difference
750 between Male
600 600 and Female
500 500 Total( Male +
400 450
400 Female)
300 300
200 200

0
A B C D E

Q1) Female employees in Company A is what percent of male

employees in that company?
A) 25% B) 40% C) 50% D) 75% E) None
 Direction-: Line graph given below shows the sum of male and female
employees and difference between male and female employees in five different
departments A, B, C, D, and E of a company.
1200
1100
1000 Note : Male employees is more than female
employees in all five departments.
800 Difference
750 between Male
600 600 and Female
500 500 Total( Male +
400 450
400 Female)
300 300 [Link]
200 200

0
A B C D E

Q2) What is the difference between total males and total females
employees in all the five companies together?
A) 1450 B) 1700 C) 1850 D) 2100 E) None
 Direction-: Line graph given below shows the sum of male and female
employees and difference between male and female employees in five different
departments A, B, C, D, and E of a company.
1200
1100
1000 Note : Male employees is more than female
employees in all five departments.
800 Difference
750 between Male
600 600 and Female
500 500 Total( Male +
400 450
400 Female)
300 300
200 200

0
A B C D E

Q3) Out of total employees in Company B and C together, what percent

female employees?
A) 12.25% B) 18.75% C) 22.50% D) 26.45% E) None
 Direction-: Line graph given below shows the sum of male and female
employees and difference between male and female employees in five different
departments A, B, C, D, and E of a company.
1200
1100
1000 Note : Male employees is more than female
employees in all five departments.
800 Difference
750 between Male
600 600 and Female
500 500 Total( Male +
400 450
400 Female)
300 300
200 200

0
A B C D E

Q4) What is the average number of female employees in all five

companies together?
A) 90 B) 120 C) 140 D) 170 E) None
 Direction-: Line graph given below shows the sum of male and female
employees and difference between male and female employees in five different
departments A, B, C, D, and E of a company.
1200
1100
1000 Note : Male employees is more than female
employees in all five departments.
800 Difference
750 between Male
600 600 and Female
500 500 Total( Male +
400 450
400 Female)
300 300
200 200

0
A B C D E

Q5) Number of male employees in company C and D together is how

much percent more than the female in company C, D and E together?
A) 100% B) 120% C) 140% D) 160% E) None
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 Directions : Following Graph shows the percentage of students selected in
different streams Arts, Science and Commerce from total number of students
from 6 different schools.
80%
70%
70% 65%
60%
60% 55%
50% 50%
50%
ARTS
40%
30% 30% SCIENCE
30% 25% 25% COMMERCE
20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
20% 15% 15%
10% [Link]
10%
0%
A B C D E F

Q1) If the total number of students in all the schools are equal, then out
of the total number students from school A, B, E and F what percent of
the students selected Science stream?
A) 50.00% B) 52.50% C) 54.75% D) 56.25% E) None
 Directions : Following Graph shows the percentage of students selected in
different streams Arts, Science and Commerce from total number of students
from 6 different schools.
80%
70%
70% 65%
60%
60% 55%
50% 50%
50%
ARTS
40%
30% 30% SCIENCE
30% 25% 25% COMMERCE
20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
20% 15% 15%
10%
10%
0%
A B C D E F

Q2) If total number of students in each of the school is 600, then what
is the difference between the average number of students selected
Arts stream from all 6 schools together and the average number of
students selected commerce stream from all 6 schools together?
A) 52 B) 60 C) 64 D) 76 E) None
 Directions : Following Graph shows the percentage of students selected in
different streams Arts, Science and Commerce from total number of students
from 6 different schools.
80%
70%
70% 65%
60%
60% 55%
50% 50%
50%
ARTS
40%
30% 30% SCIENCE
30% 25% 25% COMMERCE
20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
20% 15% 15%
10%
10%
0%
A B C D E F

Q3) If total number of students in school D and F are 40% and 60%
more than the total number of students in school B respectively, then
out of total number of students from school B, D and F what percent
students selected Arts?
A) 25.625% B) 30.25% C) 33.75% D) 36.325% E) None
 Directions : Following Graph shows the percentage of students selected in
different streams Arts, Science and Commerce from total number of students
from 6 different schools.
80%
70%
70% 65%
60%
60% 55%
50% 50%
50%
ARTS
40%
30% 30% SCIENCE
30% 25% 25% COMMERCE
20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
20% 15% 15%
10%
10%
0%
A B C D E F

Q4) If total number of students in school A is 100 more than total number
of students in school E and out of total number of students from school A
and E, 53.75% students selected science stream, then how many students
from school A and E together selected science stream?
A) 200 B) 215 C) 225 D) 240 E) None
 Directions : Following Graph shows the percentage of students selected in
different streams Arts, Science and Commerce from total number of students
from 6 different schools.
80%
70%
70% 65%
60%
60% 55%
50% 50%
50%
ARTS
40%
30% 30% SCIENCE
30% 25% 25% COMMERCE
20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
20% 15% 15%
10%
10%
0%
A B C D E F

Q5) If ratio of total number of students in school A, C and E is 4:5:7, then

out of total number of students from these 3 schools what percent
students selected Arts stream?
A) 22.60% B) 26.25% C) 28.40% D) 30.25% E) None
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 Table given below shows the number of lectures taken on different days in four
different weeks of month. Some data is missing.

First Second Third Fourth Amount Paid for

Week week Week week one lecture per Note -: There are no
hour lecture on Sunday
Lectures on 10 -- 6 7 Rs 5000
Monday and
Tuesday Each
Lectures on -- 5 9 -- Rs 6000
Wednesday and
Thursday Each
Lectures on Friday 8 6 -- 8 Rs 8000
and Saturday Each

Q1) Find the amount obtained by a professor who takes lecture in

whole 1st week having 37.5 minutes class and Lecture held in Wed-
Thursday is 60% more than the lecture held in 2nd week on same day?

A) Rs 194500 B) Rs 202500 C) Rs 216000

D) Rs 222000 E) None of these
 Table given below shows the number of lectures taken on different days in four
different weeks of month. Some data is missing.

First Second Third Fourth Amount Paid for

Week week Week week one lecture per Note -: There are no
hour lecture on Sunday
Lectures on 10 -- 6 7 Rs 5000
Monday and
Tuesday Each
Lectures on -- 5 9 -- Rs 6000
Wednesday and
Thursday Each
Lectures on Friday 8 6 -- 8 Rs 8000
and Saturday Each

Q2) A professor takes lecture of 45 mins only on monday of every week.

If he received a total amount at the end of the month is Rs 105000. Find
the lecture held on monday of 2nd week?
A) 5 B) 6 C) 7 D) 8 E) None
 Table given below shows the number of lectures taken on different days in four
different weeks of month. Some data is missing.

First Second Third Fourth Amount Paid for

Week week Week week one lecture per Note -: There are no
hour lecture on Sunday
Lectures on 10 -- 6 7 Rs 5000
Monday and
Tuesday Each
Lectures on -- 5 9 -- Rs 6000
Wednesday and
Thursday Each
Lectures on Friday 8 6 -- 8 Rs 8000
and Saturday Each

Q3) Total Lectures held on Tuesday and Saturday in a month are equal.
The difference between the amount received for lectures of Tuesday
and Saturday is Rs 90000. Find the sum of lectures held on Tuesday of
2nd week and Saturday of 3rd week?
A) 13 B) 15 C) 17 D) 19 E) None
 Table given below shows the number of lectures taken on different days in four
different weeks of month. Some data is missing.

First Second Third Fourth Amount Paid for

Week week Week week one lecture per Note -: There are no
hour lecture on Sunday
Lectures on 10 -- 6 7 Rs 5000
Monday and
Tuesday Each
Lectures on -- 5 9 -- Rs 6000
Wednesday and
Thursday Each
Lectures on Friday 8 6 -- 8 Rs 8000
and Saturday Each

Q4) Find the ratio between the amount paid to professor who takes 45
mins lecture on Saturday of 1st week and professor who takes 40 mins
lecture on Thursday of 3rd week?
A) 2 : 1 B) 3 : 2 C) 4 : 3 D) 5 : 4 E) None

[Link]
 Table given below shows the number of lectures taken on different days in four
different weeks of month. Some data is missing.

First Second Third Fourth Amount Paid for

Week week Week week one lecture per Note -: There are no
hour lecture on Sunday
Lectures on 10 -- 6 7 Rs 5000
Monday and
Tuesday Each
Lectures on -- 5 9 -- Rs 6000
Wednesday and
Thursday Each
Lectures on Friday 8 6 -- 8 Rs 8000
and Saturday Each

Q5) Number of lectures taken in 2nd week are 30. Amount Received in
2nd week is 30% less than amount received in 3rd week. Find number
of lectures taken on sat of 3rd week?
A) 7 B) 9 C) 12 D) 14 E) None
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 Data related to candidates appeared and qualified from State A

Year Number of Percentage of Ratio of the number of

appeared qualified qualified male
candidates candidates candidates to the
number of qualified
female candidates
2015 -- -- 4:3
2016 2720 -- 6:5
2017 4270 60 % --
2018 -- 45 % 5:4
2019 4350 64 % --
Q.1) If the average number of qualified candidates in 2016 and 2017
together was 2029, then what percent of the appeared candidates
qualified in the competitive exam in 2016?
(a) 60 % (b) 65 % (c) 55% (d) 75% (e) 45%
 Data related to candidates appeared and qualified from State A

Year Number of Percentage of Ratio of the number of

appeared qualified qualified male
candidates candidates candidates to the
number of qualified
female candidates
2015 -- -- 4:3
2016 2720 -- 6:5
2017 4270 60 % --
2018 -- 45 % 5:4
2019 4350 64 % --
Q.2) If the number of qualified female candidates in 2017 was 1098, then
what was the ratio of the number of qualified female candidates in 2017
to the number of qualified male candidates in the same year?
(a) 3 : 4 (b) 5 : 4 (c) 3 : 5 (d) 4 : 3 (e) 3 : 5
 Data related to candidates appeared and qualified from State A

Year Number of Percentage of Ratio of the number of

appeared qualified qualified male
candidates candidates candidates to the
number of qualified
female candidates
2015 -- -- 4:3
2016 2720 -- 6:5
2017 4270 60 % --
2018 -- 45 % 5:4
2019 4350 64 % --
Q.3) The number of appeared candidates increased by 20% from 2017 to
2020. If 75% of the appeared candidates qualified in 2020, then what
was the number of qualified candidates in 2020 ?
(a) 3843 (b) 3483 (c) 3348 (d) 3384 (e) 3438
 Data related to candidates appeared and qualified from State A

Year Number of Percentage of Ratio of the number of

appeared qualified qualified male
candidates candidates candidates to the
number of qualified
female candidates
2015 -- -- 4:3
2016 2720 -- 6:5
2017 4270 60 % --
2018 -- 45 % 5:4
2019 4350 64 % --
Q.4) In 2015, the ratio of the number of appeared candidates to that of
qualified candidates was 10 : 7. The number of female candidates
qualified in 2015 constitutes what per cent of the number of appeared
candidates in the same year?
(a) 20 % (b) 30% (c) 40% (d) 42% (e) 45 %
DI - 14
 The following pie – chart shows the percentage breakups of total number of toys
manufactured by 7 companies during 2018 and 2019.
Total Toy Manufactured in 2018 and 2019 = 1200 (Values are in Thousands)
Total Toys Manufactured in 2018 & 2019
(Note : Number of toys
P manufactured in 2018 by each
17% 18% Q company is 4000 less than the next
R year)
12% S
16%
6% T
5% [Link]
26% U
V

1) What is the respective ratio of number of toys manufactured by

company V in both years 2018 & 2019 together and number of toys
manufactured by company Q and R in 2019?
a) 204 : 65 b) 102 : 65 c) 102 : 130 d) 204 : 78 e) None
 The following pie – chart shows the percentage breakups of total number of toys
manufactured by 7 companies during 2018 and 2019.
Total Toy Manufactured in 2018 and 2019 = 1200 (Values are in Thousands)
Total Toys Manufactured in 2018 & 2019
(Note : Number of toys
P manufactured in 2018 by each
17% 18% Q company is 4000 less than the next
R year)
12% S
16%
6% T
5%
26% U
V

2) Number of toys manufactured by company P and R together in 2019

is what percent of number of toys manufactured by company T and U
in 2018?
a) 157% b) 125% c) 136% d) 169% e) None
 The following pie – chart shows the percentage breakups of total number of toys
manufactured by 7 companies during 2018 and 2019.
Total Toy Manufactured in 2018 and 2019 = 1200 (Values are in Thousands)
Total Toys Manufactured in 2018 & 2019
(Note : Number of toys
P manufactured in 2018 by each
17% 18% Q company is 4000 less than the next
R year)
12% S
16%
6% T
5%
26% U
V

3) If Q and S sold each toy at Rs 260 and Rs 290 respectively, then what
is the difference between the earnings of Q and S in 2018?
a) 211.8 lacs b) 215.8 lacs c) 219.8 lacs d) 202.2 lacs e) None
 The following pie – chart shows the percentage breakups of total number of toys
manufactured by 7 companies during 2018 and 2019.
Total Toy Manufactured in 2018 and 2019 = 1200 (Values are in Thousands)
Total Toys Manufactured in 2018 & 2019
(Note : Number of toys
P manufactured in 2018 by each
17% 18% Q company is 4000 less than the next
R year)
12% S
16%
6% T
5%
26% U
V

4) What is the difference between number of toys manufactured by

company V in both years and the number of toys manufactured by
company P and T in 2019?
a) 45000 b) 56000 c) 48000 d) 60000 e) None
DI - 15
 Given table shows number of subscribers joined (at the beginning of the year)
and left (at the end of the year) three TV channels in three years.

YEA SONY ZEE TV STAR PLUS

RS SUBS UNSU SUBSC UNSUB SUBSC UNSUB
CRIB BSCR RIBED SCRIB RIBED SCRIB
ED IBED ED ED

2017 160 - 100 20 250 50

2018 80 30 150 - 140 -
2019 120 - 80 - 90 36 [Link]

Q1) In year 2016 total users who subscribed Sony channel is 80 which is
20% of total users of Sony Tv in that year and total number of users
unsubscribe in year 2016 and 2017 is 60 and 50. If user left ZEE TV in
year 2018 is 50 and ZEE TV starts in 2017, then find total users
subscribed in ZEE TV at the end of 2018 is what percent of total
subscriber in SONY at the end of 2017?
A) 20% B) 30% C) 40% D) 50% E) None
 Given table shows number of subscribers joined (at the beginning of the year)
and left (at the end of the year) three TV channels in three years.

YEA SONY ZEE TV STAR PLUS

RS SUBS UNSU SUBSC UNSUB SUBSC UNSUB
CRIB BSCR RIBED SCRIB RIBED SCRIB
ED IBED ED ED

2017 160 - 100 20 250 50

2018 80 30 150 - 140 -
2019 120 - 80 - 90 36

Q2) The ratio of total users unsubscribed ZEE TV in 2018 and 2019 is 1 : 2.
At the end of 2016 ZEE TV subscriber are 400 and at the end of 2019 ZEE
TV subscriber are 620. Find how many users unsubscribed in the year
2018?
A) 20 B) 30 C) 40 D) 60 E) None
 Given table shows number of subscribers joined (at the beginning of the year)
and left (at the end of the year) three TV channels in three years.

YEA SONY ZEE TV STAR PLUS

RS SUBS UNSU SUBSC UNSUB SUBSC UNSUB
CRIB BSCR RIBED SCRIB RIBED SCRIB
ED IBED ED ED

2017 160 - 100 20 250 50

2018 80 30 150 - 140 -
2019 120 - 80 - 90 36

Q3) The average of total number of user who unsubscribed SONY is 40.
Users unsubscribed in 2017 is 25% more than Users unsubscribed in
2019. If STAR PLUS starts in 2017 then find the users who unsubscribed
SONY in 2017 is what percent of users in STAR PLUS at the end of 2017?
A) 20% B) 25% C) 30% D) 50% E) None
 Given table shows number of subscribers joined (at the beginning of the year)
and left (at the end of the year) three TV channels in three years.

YEA SONY ZEE TV STAR PLUS

RS SUBS UNSU SUBSC UNSUB SUBSC UNSUB
CRIB BSCR RIBED SCRIB RIBED SCRIB
ED IBED ED ED

2017 160 - 100 20 250 50

2018 80 30 150 - 140 -
2019 120 - 80 - 90 36

Q4) Total users unsubscribed STAR PLUS in 2018 is 33(1/3)% more than
users who unsubscribed SONY. Users who unsubscribed SONY in 2017 is
50% more than who unsubscribe STAR PLUS in 2018. Find the ratio of
users in SONY to STAR PLUS at the end of 2018. If both company starts
in 2017?
A) 1:2 B) 2:3 C) 3:4 D) 4:5 E) None
 Given table shows number of subscribers joined (at the beginning of the year)
and left (at the end of the year) three TV channels in three years.

YEA SONY ZEE TV STAR PLUS

RS SUBS UNSU SUBSC UNSUB SUBSC UNSUB
CRIB BSCR RIBED SCRIB RIBED SCRIB
ED IBED ED ED

2017 160 - 100 20 250 50

2018 80 30 150 - 140 -
2019 120 - 80 - 90 36

Q5) If the average of unsubscribed users in SONY is 50, in ZEE TV is 80

and in STAR PLUS is 110. Then find the difference between total
Subscribed users and Total unsubscribed users in all three years?
A) 250 B) 300 C) 400 D) 450 E) None
DI - 16
 The table given below shows the electricity bill received by five different
households in three different months. The bill rate for each house is Rs 5/unit, Rs
8/unit and Rs 10/unit in the month of May, June and July respectively. Some data
are given while some are missing.
Househo Electricity Electricity Electricity Total Unit
ld Bill of MAY Bill of JUNE Bill of JULY Used
( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) (May+June+Ju
ly)
A - 816 480 214
B 270 X Y 186
C Y 640 900 - [Link]
D - - 1000 -
E 360 X 750 -
Total - 3488 3730 1200
Q1) Find the total bill of A in May is what percent of total bill of A in July?
A) 50% B) 66.66% C) 75% D) 80% E) None
 The table given below shows the electricity bill received by five different
households in three different months. The bill rate for each house is Rs 5/unit, Rs
8/unit and Rs 10/unit in the month of May, June and July respectively. Some data
are given while some are missing.
Househo Electricity Electricity Electricity Total Unit
ld Bill of MAY Bill of JUNE Bill of JULY Used
( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) (May+June+Ju
ly)
A - 816 480 214
B 270 X Y 186
C Y 640 900 -
D - - 1000 -
E 360 X 750 -
Total - 3488 3730 1200
Q2) Find the total units of electricity used by household C in all the given
months together?
A) 270 B) 280 C) 290 D) 300 E) None
 The table given below shows the electricity bill received by five different
households in three different months. The bill rate for each house is Rs 5/unit, Rs
8/unit and Rs 10/unit in the month of May, June and July respectively. Some data
are given while some are missing.
Househo Electricity Electricity Electricity Total Unit
ld Bill of MAY Bill of JUNE Bill of JULY Used
( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) (May+June+Ju
ly)
A - 816 480 214
B 270 X Y 186
C Y 640 900 -
D - - 1000 -
E 360 X 750 -
Total - 3488 3730 1200
Q3) If the ratio of electricity bill in Household D in May, June and July is 3 :
4 : 5. Find the total number of units used in Household D?
A) 280 B) 300 C) 320 D) 340 E) None
 The table given below shows the electricity bill received by five different
households in three different months. The bill rate for each house is Rs 5/unit, Rs
8/unit and Rs 10/unit in the month of May, June and July respectively. Some data
are given while some are missing.
Househo Electricity Electricity Electricity Total Unit
ld Bill of MAY Bill of JUNE Bill of JULY Used
( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) (May+June+Ju
ly)
A - 816 480 214
B 270 X Y 186
C Y 640 900 -
D - - 1000 -
E 360 X 750 -
Total - 3488 3730 1200
Q4) Find the electricity bill of Household D and E in the month of June?
A) 1406 B) 1456 C) 1516 D) 1586 E) None
 The table given below shows the electricity bill received by five different
households in three different months. The bill rate for each house is Rs 5/unit, Rs
8/unit and Rs 10/unit in the month of May, June and July respectively. Some data
are given while some are missing.
Househo Electricity Electricity Electricity Total Unit
ld Bill of MAY Bill of JUNE Bill of JULY Used
( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) ( in Rs.) (May+June+Ju
ly)
A - 816 480 214
B 270 X Y 186
C Y 640 900 -
D - - 1000 -
E 360 X 750 -
Total - 3488 3730 1200
Q5) Find the difference between the total units consumed by D and total
units consumed by E in all three months?
A) 64 B) 72 C) 80 D) 88 E) None
DI - 17
 The chart showing the percentage of work done by five different workers and
line graph showing the time taken by workers to do that work.
% OF WORK NO. OF DAYS
45% 12
40%
40% 37.50%
10 10
35% 9
8 7.5
30% 25%
25% 6
20% 5
20% 4 4
15% 12.50%
10% 2
5% 0
0% A B C D E
A B C D E

Q1) if A and B started working together and worked for X days, then b did
for 1 more day after that C did work for 4 days and left. Remaining work
completed by E in (X+5) days. Find the value of X?
A) 4 B) 5 C) 6 D) 8 E) NONE
 The chart showing the percentage of work done by five different workers and
line graph showing the time taken by workers to do that work.
% OF WORK NO. OF DAYS
45% 12
40%
40% 37.50%
10 10
35% 9
8 7.5
30% 25%
25% 6
20% 5
20% 4 4
15% 12.50%
10% 2
5% 0
0% A B C D E
A B C D E

Q2) B and C start working alternatively starting with B and worked for 24
days. After that they both replaced by D and E. If they also started
working alternately starting with D then in how many days remaining
work will get complete?
A) 9 B) 10 C) 11 D) 12 E) NONE
 The chart showing the percentage of work done by five different workers and
line graph showing the time taken by workers to do that work.
% OF WORK NO. OF DAYS
45% 12
40%
40% 37.50%
10 10
35% 9
8 7.5
30% 25%
25% 6
20% 5
20% 4 4
15% 12.50%
10% 2
5% 0
0% A B C D E
A B C D E

Q3) A work for Y days, B work for (Y-1) and E worked for (Y-4) days to
complete the work. Find the value of 2Y?
A) 40 B) 24 C) 16 D) 20 E) NONE
 The chart showing the percentage of work done by five different workers and
line graph showing the time taken by workers to do that work.
% OF WORK NO. OF DAYS
45% 12
40%
40% 37.50%
10 10
35% 9
8 7.5
30% 25%
25% 6
20% 5
20% 4 4
15% 12.50%
10% 2
5% 0
0% A B C D E
A B C D E

[Link]

Q4) If for the first 10 days B work with 25% more efficiency and C work
with 66(2/3)% more efficiency and E work with 16(2/3)% less efficiency.
Then find the total time required to complete the total work?
A) 10 B) 8 C) 6 D) 12 E) NONE
 The chart showing the percentage of work done by five different workers and
line graph showing the time taken by workers to do that work.
% OF WORK NO. OF DAYS
45% 12
40%
40% 37.50%
10 10
35% 9
8 7.5
30% 25%
25% 6
20% 5
20% 4 4
15% 12.50%
10% 2
5% 0
0% A B C D E
A B C D E

Q5) A new worker F replaced A, F is 16(2/3)% less efficient than A. Then

find in how many days all of them can complete the total work?
A) 10 B) 8 C) 6 D) 12 E) NONE
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(Q16-Q20) Distance between Rohan home to Ankit home is ..(A)….km and
Rohan covers it in 1 hour by walk. Ankit covers that distance by walking 2
km/hr faster in 15 mins less time than Rohan. They started solving reasoning
questions. Rohan solved …..(B)….. number of questions in 6 hours. Efficiency
of Ankit is 20% more than Rohan and efficiency of Manish is 25% less than
Rohan. Ankit can solve 9 more question than Manish in 2 hours. The total
speed of boat downstream and upstream is equal to the number of question
solved by rohan in 6 hours. If the speed of boat is increased by 33(1/3)% and
speed of current remain same. The distance covered by boat in 5hrs
downstream is …….(C)….. The selling price of an article is equal to the
distance covered by boat in 5 hrs. The profit percent on selling of article is
12.5%.and marked price of an article is 50% above the cost price of an article. If
the cost price is increased by 20% and marked price is increased by 50% then
profit percent doubles. The discount percentage is…..(D)….the discount
percentage is equal to the interest earned in two years at simple intetrest
which is Rs 2000. The principle amount invested is…….(E)…..
Q1) find the value of 4A?
A) 20 B) 22 C) 24 D) 28 E) NONE
(Q16-Q20) Distance between Rohan home to Ankit home is ..(A)….km and Rohan covers
it in 1 hour by walk. Ankit covers that distance by walking 2 km/hr faster in 15 mins less
time than Rohan. They started solving reasoning questions. Rohan solved …..(B)…..
number of questions in 6 hours. Efficiency of Ankit is 20% more than Rohan and
efficiency of Manish is 25% less than Rohan. Ankit can solve 9 more question than
Manish in 2 hours. The total speed of boat downstream and upstream is equal to the
number of question solved by rohan in 6 hours. If the speed of boat is increased by
33(1/3)% and speed of current remain same. The distance covered by boat in 5hrs
downstream is …….(C)….. The selling price of an article is equal to the distance covered
by boat in 5 hrs. The profit percent on selling of article is 12.5%.and marked price of an
article is 50% above the cost price of an article. If the cost price is increased by 20% and
marked price is increased by 50% then profit percent doubles. The discount percentage
is…..(D)….the discount percentage is equal to the interest earned in two years at simple
intetrest which is Rs 2000. The principle amount invested is…….(E)…..
(Q16-Q20) Distance between Rohan home to Ankit home is ..(A)….km and Rohan covers
it in 1 hour by walk. Ankit covers that distance by walking 2 km/hr faster in 15 mins less
time than Rohan. They started solving reasoning questions. Rohan solved …..(B)…..
number of questions in 6 hours. Efficiency of Ankit is 20% more than Rohan and
efficiency of Manish is 25% less than Rohan. Ankit can solve 9 more question than
Manish in 2 hours. The total speed of boat downstream and upstream is equal to the
number of question solved by rohan in 6 hours. If the speed of boat is increased by
33(1/3)% and speed of current remain same. The distance covered by boat in 5hrs
downstream is …….(C)….. The selling price of an article is equal to the distance covered
by boat in 5 hrs. The profit percent on selling of article is 12.5%.and marked price of an
article is 50% above the cost price of an article. If the cost price is increased by 20% and
marked price is increased by 50% then profit percent doubles. The discount percentage
is…..(D)….the discount percentage is equal to the interest earned in two years at simple
intetrest which is Rs 2000. The principle amount invested is…….(E)…..
Q2) find the value of 5B/4 ?
A) 80 B) 25 C) 70 D) 75 E) NONE

Q3) find the value of C?

A) 185 B) 195 C) 215 D) 225 E) NONE

Q4) find the value of D?

A) 11(1/9)% B) 16(2/3)% C) 22(2/9)% D) 33(1/3)% E) NONE

Q5) find the value of 2/5E?

A) 1800 B) 2000 C) 2400 D) 2800 E) NONE
DI - 19
Directions: Answer the questions based on the information given below.
Three shopkeepers (P, Q and R) sold only two types of books i.e. fiction and
non-fiction. Total number of books sold by P is 640 and number of fiction
books sold by P is 80 more than number of non-fiction books sold by him.
Ratio of number of fiction books sold by P and Q is 5:4 respectively. Ratio of
number of fiction to non-fiction books sold by Q is 12:11 respectively. Average
number of fiction books sold by P, Q and R is 276 and number of non-fiction
books sold by R is 60% of the total number of books sold by him.

Q7) What is the ratio of number of fiction to non-fiction books sold by Q?

a) 7:8
b) 8:9
c) 10:11
d) 12:11
e) None of these
Directions: Answer the questions based on the information given below.
Three shopkeepers (P, Q and R) sold only two types of books i.e. fiction and
non-fiction. Total number of books sold by P is 640 and number of fiction
books sold by P is 80 more than number of non-fiction books sold by him.
Ratio of number of fiction books sold by A and B is 5:4 respectively. Ratio of
number of fiction to non-fiction books sold by B is 12:11 respectively. Average
number of fiction books sold by A, B and C is 276 and number of non-fiction
books sold by C is 60% of the total number of books sold by him.
Q) Non-fiction books sold by Q is what percent more or less than fiction books
sold by R?
a) 70% less b) 75% more c) 70% more d) 50% less e) None of these

Q) What is the average number of books sold by P and Q together?

a) 496 b) 596 c) 696 d) 798 e) None of these

Q) What is the total number of books sold by R?

a) 550 b) 350 c) 750 d) 450 e) 850
DI - 20
Directions:- Study the following data to answer the questions that follow.
There are two companies namely A and B, which sell chairs, tables and
wardrobes in 3 months August, September and October. The ratio of chair,
tables and wardrobes sold by A in August is 42 : 36 : 23 while ratio of chairs
sold by A in August, September and October is 14 : 23 : 27. Wardrobes sold by
A in August is 230 less than chairs sold in September by A. In September 665
chairs, 400 tables and 210 wardrobes were sold by two companies together. B
sold same number of chairs in Aug and September. Number of tables sold by
company B in September was equal to number of chairs sold by A in August
while number of wardrobes sold by A in August and B in September were
equal. Company B sold total 1025 chairs in these three months together which
was 480 more than total number of tables sold by A. Ratio of tables sold by A
and B in August is 12 :11 and in October is 35 : 38 respectively. Total number of
items sold in August was 1075. Total number of wardrobes sold by A in
October was 35 less than wardrobe sold by B in October, while sum of
wardrobe sold by A and B in October is 205.
Q.1) Total number of chairs sold by B in September and October is
(a) 750 (b) 725 (c) 705 (d) 715 (e) None
Directions:- Study the following data to answer the questions that follow.
There are two companies namely A and B, which sell chairs, tables and wardrobes in 3
months August, September and October. The ratio of chair, tables and wardrobes sold by A in
August is 42 : 36 : 23 while ratio of chairs sold by A in August, September and October is 14 : 23
: 27. Wardrobes sold by A in August is 230 less than chairs sold in September by A. In
September 665 chairs, 400 tables and 210 wardrobes were sold by two companies together. B
sold same number of chairs in Aug and September. Number of tables sold by company B in
September was equal to number of chairs sold by A in August while number of wardrobes
sold by A in August and B in September were equal. Company B sold total 1025 chairs in these
three months together which was 480 more than total number of tables sold by A. Ratio of
tables sold by A and B in August is 12 :11 and in October is 35 : 38 respectively. Total number of
items sold in August was 1075. Total number of wardrobes sold by A in October was 35 less
than wardrobe sold by B in October, while sum of wardrobe sold by A and B in October is 205.
Q.2) By what percent tables sold by A in October are more than wardrobes
sold by B in October?
(a) 45 5/6% (b) 40 5/6 % (c) 38 5/6% (d) 36 5/6% (e) None

Q.3) Find the difference in number of chairs sold by A and B in August.

(a) 101 (b) 120 (c) 105 (d) 110 (e) 112

Q.4) What is the ratio of number of tables sold by A in August to that of B in

September?
(a) 7 : 6 (b) 6 : 7 (c) 12 : 13 (d) 11 : 12 (e) 6 :11

Q.5) Find the number of wardrobes sold by B in October.

(a) 80 (b) 120 (c) 115 (d) 95 (e) 125

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DI - 21
Directions -: Read the data carefully and answer the following questions.
There are three companies - P, Q and R and each company has three
departments - X, Y and Z. Total number of employees in each department of
each company is given in the information below.
Company P -: Employees in department X is 33(1/3)% more than that in
department Z. The ratio of employees in department X to that in department
Y is 13 : 11. The difference between employees in department Y and
department Z is 5.
Company Q -: The ratio of employees in department X to that in department Y
is 2 : 3. Employees in department Y is 38(6/13)% more than that in department
Z of company P. Employees in department Z is 250% of the difference
between total employees in department X and that in department Y.
Company R -: Employees in department X is 80% of that in department Z.
Average of employees in department X and department Z is 36 and
employees in department Y is 5% of the product of employees in department
X and Z together.
Q1) What is the ratio the number of employees in department X of
company Q and that of department X of Company R?
A) 6 : 5 B) 7 : 6 C) 8 : 7 D) 9 : 8 E) None
Directions -: Read the data carefully and answer the following questions.
There are three companies - P, Q and R and each company has three departments - X, Y
and Z. Total number of employees in each department of each company is given in the
information below.
Company P -: Employees in department X is 33(1/3)% more than that in department Z.
The ratio of employees in department X to that in department Y is 13 : 11. The difference
between employees in department Y and department Z is 5.
Company Q -: The ratio of employees in department X to that in department Y is 2 : 3.
Employees in department Y is 38(6/13)% more than that in department Z of company P.
Employees in department Z is 250% of the difference between total employees in
department X and that in department Y.
Company R -: Employees in department X is 80% of that in department Z. Average of
employees in department X and department Z is 36 and employees in department Y is
5% of the product of employees in department X and Z together.
Q2) What is the difference between the average number of employees in all
the three departments of company P and that of company Q?
A) 0 B) 2 C) 4 D) 6 E) None of these

Q3) In company R, the number of female person in department X, department

Y and department Z is 12, 16, and 8 respectively, then what is the respective
ratio of male employees in all three department X, Y and Z of that company?
A) 4 : 12 : 15 B) 5 : 12 : 8 C) 6 : 20 : 15 D) 8 : 16 : 15 E) None of these

Q4) By what percent, employees in department Y of Company R is more than

that in the department Z of the same company?
A) 40% B) 50% C) 60% D) 75% E) None of these

Q5) If in company Q, in department X and Y number of female employees is 8

and 12 respectively, then what is the total number of male employees in both
the department together?
A) 60 B) 64 C) 70 D) 80 E) None of these
DI - 22
Directions -: Read the data carefully and answer the following
questions.

Certain number of students applied for three different exams SBI,

IBPS and LIC. Some applied for 1 exam and some for 2 exams and
more. Number of students who applied for only SBI are 80. Total
number of students applied for SBI are 700 and 660 applied for IBPS
and 540 applied for LIC exam. Total Number of students who applied
for only 2 exams are 500 and in total 200 students applied for all the
three exams. Total number of students who applied for IBPS along
with atleast one more exam are 540.

Q1) What is the total number of students applied for only one
exam?
A) 200 B) 250 C) 300 D) 400 E) None
Directions -: Read the data carefully and answer the following questions.

Certain number of students applied for three different exams SBI, IBPS and
LIC. Some applied for 1 exam and some for 2 exams and more. Number of
students who applied for only SBI are 80. Total number of students applied for
SBI are 700 and 660 applied for IBPS and 540 applied for LIC exam. Total
Number of students who applied for only 2 exams are 500 and in total 200
students applied for all the three exams. Total number of students who
applied for IBPS along with atleast one more exam are 540.
Q2) Total number of students who applied for SBI and IBPS but not LIC is
what percent more than the candidates who applied for SBI and LIC but
not IBPS?
A) 37.5% B) 50% C) 62.5% D) 75% E) None of these

Q3) Out of total number of students, how much percent students applied
for only SBI and Only IBPS together?
A) 18% B) 20% C) 22% D) 24% E) None of these

Q4) What is the ratio between the candidates who applied for atleast 2
exams and the candidates who applied for only one exam?
A) 5 : 3 B) 2 : 1 C) 7 : 3 D) 4 : 1 E) None of these

Q5) Find the difference between the students who applied for both IBPS
and SBI not LIC and students who applied for all three subjects?
A) 20 B) 40 C) 60 D) 80 E) None
DI - 23
Directions:- Read the following information carefully and answer the
given questions.
In a College P there are 19,000 students. They know different languages
like Japanese, Korean and Latin. Ratio of males and females is 9 : 11. 14%
of males know only Japanese.12% know only Korean. 20% know only
Latin. 16% know only Korean and Japanese. 22% know only Korean and
Latin. 8% know only Japanese and Latin. Remaining boys know all the
languages.
22% females know only Japanese. 18% know only Korean. 20% know only
Latin. 12% know only Japanese and Korean. 16% know only Korean and
Latin. 10% know only Japanese and Latin. Remaining females know all
the Languages.
Q. How many male students in the college
know at least two languages?
(1) 4617 (2) 4627 (3) 4167
(4) 4621 (5) None
Directions:- Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
In a College P there are 19,000 students. They know different languages like Japanese,
Korean and Latin. Ratio of males and females is 9 : 11. 14% of males know only Japanese.12%
know only Korean. 20% know only Latin. 16% know only Korean and Japanese. 22% know
only Korean and Latin. 8% know only Japanese and Latin. Remaining boys know all the
languages.
22% females know only Japanese. 18% know only Korean. 20% know only Latin. 12% know
only Japanese and Korean. 16% know only Korean and Latin. 10% know only Japanese and
Latin. Remaining females know all the Languages.
Q. How many students in the college know all three languages?
(1) 839 (2) 893 (3) 693 (4) 639 (5) None of the

Q. What is the ratio between the number of male students who know
only Japanese and Korean and that of female students who know only
these languages?
(1) 113: 119 (2) 229:209 (3) 228:209 (4) 119: 113 (5) None of these

Q. How many female students know at most two languages?

(1) 10111 (2) 10421 (3) 10152 (4) 10241 (5) None of these
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