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Direction (1 - 5): Read the following information a) 1:2

carefully and answer the given questions: b) 2:3
In a company there are 2000 employees and the c) 3:4
company has three different departments-IT, HR and d) 4:5
Sales. The number of employees in HR department is e) 5:6
30% of the total number of employees in a company.
If the ratio of the male to female employees in IT 5) What is the sum of the male employees in IT
department is 5:3 and the number of female department and female employees in Sales
employees in HR department is 90% of the female department?
employees in IT department. The ratio of the number a) 540
of employees in IT department to Sales department is b) 560
4:3. Number of male employees in Sales department is c) 630
80 less than that of the number of male employees in d) 680
IT department. e) 720
1) What is the ratio of the male to female Direction (6 - 10): Read the following information
employees in sales department? carefully and answer the given questions:
a) 2:1 There are two boxes A and B contains the three
b) 7:3 different color balls-red, yellow and green and the
c) 9:5 total number of balls is 80. The ratio of the number of
d) 5:2 balls in box A to B is 5:3. 30% of the total number of
e) None of these balls is red color. Ratio of the number of red color ball
in box A and number of red balls in box B is 7:5. The
2) The total number of female employees in all the number of yellow balls in A is 2 more than that of the
departments together is approximately what number of red balls in A. Ratio of the number of red
percent of the total number of male employees in balls in B and the number of green balls in B is 5:4.
all the departments together?
a) 40% 6) Number of red balls in A is approximately what
b) 60% percent of the number of green balls in A?
c) 75% a) 75%
d) 50% b) 65%
e) None of these c) 70%
d) 60%
3) What is the difference between the number of e) None of these
male to female employees in HR department?
a) 40 7) What is the ratio of the number of red balls in B
b) 50 to the number of yellow balls in B?
c) 58 a) 4:5
d) 60 b) 5:6
e) 48 c) 2:3
d) 1:2
4) What is the ratio of the total number of e) None of these
employees in HR department to the total number
of employees in IT department?
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8) Number of green balls in B is approximately b) 4

what percent of the total number of green balls in c) 5
A and B together? d) 9
a) 25.5% e) None of these
b) 24.5%
c) 26.5% 10) Find the sum of the number of yellow balls in
d) 27.5% box A and B together?
e) None of these a) 24
b) 28
9) What is the difference between the total number c) 30
of red balls and yellow balls in all the boxes d) 26
together? e) None of these
a) 2
Direction (11 - 15): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
The given line graph shows the number of apple and the number of apple sold in five different shops.
500
450
400
350
300
250 Number of apple
200 Number of apple sold
150
100
50
0
A B C D E
11) What is the ratio of the number selling apples 12) The number of sold apples from C is
from A and B t ogether to the number of selling approximately what percent of the number of
apples from D and E together? apples from D?
a) 21:23 a) 20%
b) 26:27 b) 30%
c) 29:30 c) 40%
d) 25:29 d) 50%
e) None of these e) None of these

13) What is the average number of unsold apples in a) 35%

all the shops together? b) 40%
a) 30 c) 30%
b) 40 d) 45%
c) 25 e) None of these
d) 45
e) None of these 18) Total number of students like Maths is what
percent of the total number of students in the
14) What is the ratio of the number of apples from school?
shop E to number of apples sold from B? a) 30%
a) 2:1 b) 40%
b) 3:2 c) 20%
c) 4:3 d) 50%
d) 5:6 e) None of these
e) None of these
19) What is the difference between the number of
15) What is the total number of apples from all the girls like Maths and the number of boys like
shops together? Hindi?
a) 1200 a) 20
b) 1400 b) 40
c) 1500 c) 50
d) 1800 d) 30
Direction (16 - 20): Read the following information 20) What is the ratio of the number of boys like
carefully and answer the given questions: Maths to the number of girls like Hindi?
There are 800 students in a school and each one likes a) 8:1
three subjects Maths, Hindi and English. 30% of the b) 21:11
total number of students like English and 30% of the c) 17:6
boys like English. 40% of the boys like Maths and the d) 22:13
number of girls like Maths is 120. Ratio of the girls to e) None of these
boys in the school is 3:5.
Directions (21 - 25) Study the following
16) What is the ratio of the total number of information carefully and answer the question
students like Hindi to the total number of girls in given below.
the school? Out of total number of students in a class 32% of
a) 2:3 students only play cricket and 24% of students only
b) 3:4 play basket ball and 16% of students play only
c) 4:5 badminton. The ratio of students who only play
d) 5:6 badminton to the students who play only basket ball
e) None of these and badminton and only play cricket and badminton is
3: 1 and 4: 1 respectively. The number of students
17) Number of girls like English is approximately who play all the game and none of the game is 3 and
what percent of the number of boys like Maths? 13 respectively. The number of students who play

only cricket and basket ball is 25% of the students a) 17: 11
who play only cricket. b) 16: 11
c) 32: 13
21) Find the total number of students who play d) 15: 13
cricket and basket ball. e) 24: 11
a) 128
b) 138 24) Find the average number of students who play
c) 118 only one game.
d) 108 a) 48
e) 148 b) 24
c) 60
22) The number of students who play all the game d) 36
is what percentage of students who play only e) 72
cricket?
a) 12.5 25) Find the total number of students in the class.
b) 6.25 a) 130
c) 25 b) 120
d) 37.5 c) 140
e) 18.75 d) 170
e) 150
23) Find the ratio of total number of students who
play only badminton and play only basket ball and
badminton to the number of students who doesn’t
play any game.
Directions (26 - 30): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
The pie chart given below shows the distribution of the number of boys in percentage or in
absolute value or in degree in six different classes.
F - 10%
A - 20%
E - 360
B - 54˚
D - 36˚
C - 90˚

Class Ratio of the no of girls to boys
A 2: 3
B 4: 3
C 4: 5
D 3: 2
E 1: 1
F 2: 1
26) Find the three – fourth of the number of girls in c) 6%

class F d) 12%
a) 180 e) 4%
b) 150
c) 210 30) What is the ratio of the total boys in class B, C
d) 190 and D together to that of the total girls in class A, E
e) None of these and F?
a) 1: 2
27) If the ratio of the urban to rural students in b) 2: 3
class C is 17: 10 and the total urban boys is 240, c) 1: 1
what is the total number of rural girls in the class d) 3: 5
C? e) None of these
a) 120
b) 60 Directions (31 - 35): Study the following
c) 150 information carefully and answer the given
d) 90 questions.
e) Cannot be determined Three persons A, B and C had a total amount of
Rs.1500 on 18th June 2018. The amount B had thrice
28) Total girls in class D is what percentage the C’s amount on 18th June 2018. If the simple
more/less than the total students in class F? interest received for the sum of Rs.1000 at the rate of
a) 25% 10% per annum for 5 years is the amount of A on 18th
b) 50% June 2018.
c) 40%
d) 60% 31) If B gives Rs.50 to C and after C gives Rs.100 to
e) 30% A on 19th June 2018, what is the ratio of A’s
amount on 18th June 2018 to C’s amount on 19th
29) Total girls in all the class together is what June 2018?
percentage more than the total boys in all the class a) 3: 5
together? b) 4: 5
a) 5% c) 5: 2
b) 8% d) 6: 5

e) None of these 34) If another person D joins with them on 18th
32) What is the difference between the B’s amount June 2018 and the average amount becomes
to C’s amount on 18th June 2018? Rs.625, what amount D had on 18th June 2018?
a) 250 a) Rs.1000
b) 500 b) Rs.1500
c) 300 c) Rs.1200
d) 200 d) Rs.2400
e) 450 e) Rs.750
33) If A invests his amount in simple interest at the 35) A’s total amount on 18th June 2018 is what
rate of 12.5% per annum, what is the amount percentage more/less than the B’s total amount on
received by A on 18th June 2020? 18th June 2018?
a) 500 a) 22.22%
b) 650 b) 33.33%
c) 750 c) 44.44%
d) 625 d) 55.55%
e) None of these e) 11.11%
Directions (36 – 40): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
Following table shows the total population in 5 different cities and the percentage of population below poverty line
and the ratio of male and female in the total population.
City Total population % of below poverty Male : Female
(In lakhs) line
A 75 36 % 3:2
B 40 42 % 5:3
C 30 44 % 2:3
D 60 26 % 1:1
E 55 30 % 5:6
36) Find the difference between the population of d) 60 %

above poverty line of City B to that of city D? e) None of these
a) 25.8 lakhs
b) 21.2 lakhs 38) Find the ratio between the total male
c) 28.4 lakhs population in city B and C together to that of total
d) 33.6 lakhs female population in city A and C together?
e) None of these a) 37 : 48
b) 42 : 53
c) 29 : 35
37) Total population of city A and E together is d) 41 : 49
what percentage more than the total population of e) None of these
city B and D together?
a) 40 % 39) Find the average number of female population
b) 55 % in city A, B and E together?
c) 30 % a) 40
b) 30

c) 15 42) Find the ratio between the total number of
d) 25 temporary employees in company Q and R
e) None of these together to that of total number of permanent
employees in company P and S together?
40) Find the sum of the total population of below a) 152 : 247
poverty line in city D and E together? b) 28 : 75
a) 32.1 lakhs c) 379 : 621
b) 37.8 lakhs d) 765 : 1844
c) 42.5 lakhs e) None of these
d) 47.3 lakhs
e) None of these
43) Total number of temporary males working in
Directions (41 – 45): Study the following company P is approximately what percentage of
information carefully and answer the given total number of permanent females working in
questions. company S?
The following table shows the total employees a) 72 %
working in 5 different companies and the percentage b) 58 %
of permanent and temporary employees and also the c) 44 %
percentage of permanent females and temporary males d) 36 %
also given here. e) 90 %
Comp Total % of % of % of
any emplo tempo tempo perma 44) Find the difference between the average
yees rary rary nent number of permanent female employees in
emplo males female company P and Q together to that of the average
yees s number of temporary female employees in
P 60000 36 % 52 % 45 % company Q and T together?
Q 75000 24 % 66 % 50 % a) 20740
b) 18450
R 45000 28 % 45 % 48 %
c) 16320
S 52000 32 % 60 % 55 %
d) 19580
T 78000 20 % 55 % 42 %
e) None of these
41) Find the difference between the total number of
45) Total number of employees working in
temporary females working in company P and S
company P and T together is approximately what
together to that of total number of permanent
percentage more/less than the total number of
males working in company R and T together?
employees working in company Q and S together?
a) 36016
a) 10 % more
b) 32184
b) 20 % less
c) 28572
c) 5 % more
d) 38430
d) 15 % more
e) None of these
e) 10 % less
Directions (Q. 46 - 50): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
The following bar graph-1 shows the total clothes (Indian and Western) in 6 different shops and the bar graph-2
shows the total Western clothes in the shops.

Total clothes (Indian and Western)

800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
A B C D E F
Total Western clothes

400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
A B C D E F
46) Find the ratio between the total clothes (Indian

and Western) in shop A and C together to that of 47) Find the average western clothes in shop A, C
total western clothes in shop B and D together? and E together?
a) 7: 3 a) 240
b) 12: 5 b) 280
c) 19: 11 c) 320
d) 23: 15 d) 300

b) 220
48) Total Indian clothes in shop A and B together is c) 150
approximately what percentage of total western d) 90
clothes in shop B and F together? e) None of these
a) 108 %
b) 95 % 50) Total Western clothes in shop B and C together
c) 82 % is approximately what percentage less than the
d) 74 % total clothes (Indian and Western) in shop A and D
e) 126 % together?
a) 23 %
49) Find the difference between the average b) 44 %
number of clothes in shop A and F together to that c) 37 %
of the average number of Indian clothes in shop C d) 52 %
and E together? e) 66 %
a) 180
Answers and Explanation
Directions (1 - 5):
Total number of employees in HR department=30/100 2) Answer: b)
* 2000=600 Required percentage = (300 + 270 + 180)/(500 + 330
Remaining employees=2000 – 600=1400 + 420) * 100
Total number of employees in IT department=4/7 * =60%
1400=800
Number of female employees in IT department=3/8 * 3) Answer: d)
800=300 Required Difference=330 – 270=60
Number of male employees in IT department=5/8 *
800=500 4) Answer: c)
Number of female employees in HR department=300 Required ratio=600:800=3:4
* 90/100=270
Number of male employees in HR department=600 – 5) Answer: d)
270=330 Required sum=500 + 180=680
Total number of employees in Sales department=3/7 *
1400=600 Direction (6 - 10):
Number of male employees in sales department=500 – Total number of balls in A=5/8 * 80=50
80=420 Total number of balls in B=3/8 * 80=30
Number of female employees in sales department=600 Total number of red balls=30/100 * 80=24
– 420=180 Number of red balls in A=7/12 * 24=14
Number of red balls in B=5/12 * 24=10
Number of yellows in A=14 + 2=16
1) Answer: b) Number of green balls in A=50 – 14 – 16=20
Required ratio=420:180 Number of green balls in B=4/5 * 10=8
=7:3 Number of yellow balls in B=30 – 10 – 8=12

=1500
6) Answer: c)
Required percentage = 14/20 * 100 = 70% Directions (16 - 20):
Girls in the school = 3/8 * 800 = 300
7) Answer: b) Boys in the school = 5/8 * 800 = 500
Required ratio = 10:12 Total number of students like English = 30/100 * 800
= 5:6 = 240
Number of boys like English = 30/100 * 500 = 150
8) Answer: e) Number of girls like English = 240 – 150 = 90
Required percentage=8/(20 + 8) *100 Number of boys like Maths = 40/100 * 500 = 200
=28.5% Number of girls like Maths = 120
Total number of students like Maths = 200 + 120
9) Answer: b) = 320
Total number of red balls=24 Number of boys like Hindi = 500 – 150 – 200 = 150
Total number of yellow balls=16 + 12=28 Number of girls like Hindi = 300 – 120 – 90 = 90
Difference=28 – 24=4 Total number of students like Hindi = 150 + 90 = 240
10) Answer: b) 16) Answer: c)

Sum=16 + 12=28 Required ratio = 240: 300
= 4: 5
11) Answer: c)
Required ratio = (180 + 400): (250 + 350) 17) Answer: d)
= 580: 600 Required percentage = 90/200 * 100 = 45%
= 29: 30
18) Answer: b)
12) Answer: c) Required percentage = 320/800 * 100 = 40%
Required percentage = 120/300 * 100
= 40% 19) Answer: d)
Difference = 150 - 120 = 30
13) Answer: b)
Unsold apple in A = 200 – 180 = 20 20) Answer: e)
Unsold apple in B = 450 – 400 = 50 Ratio = 200: 90
Unsold apple in C = 150 – 120 = 30 = 20: 9
Unsold apple in D = 300 – 250 = 50
Unsold apple in E = 400 – 350 = 50 Directions (21 - 25)
Required average = (20 + 50 + 30 + 50 + 50)/5 Let the total number of students in the class is 100x
= 40 Then,
Number of students only play cricket = 32/100 * 100x
14) Answer: e) = 32x
Required ratio = 400: 400 Number of students only play basket ball = 24/100 *
= 1: 1 100x = 24x
Number of students only play badminton = 16/100 *
15) Answer: c) 100x = 16x
Required total=200 + 450 + 150 + 300 + 400

The ratio of students who only play badminton to the
students who play only basket ball and badminton = 3: 21) Answer: a)
1 Number of students who play cricket = 48 + 12 + 6 +
Number of students who play only basket ball and 3 = 69
badminton = 16x/3 * 1 = 16x/3 Number of students who play basket ball = 36 + 8 + 3
The ratio of students who only play badminton to the +12 = 59
students who play only badminton and cricket = 4: 1 Required sum = 69 + 59 = 128
Number of students who play only badminton and
cricket = 16x/4 * 1 = 4x 22) Answer: b)
The number of students who play only cricket and Required % = 3/48 * 100 = 6.25%
basket ball = 25% * 32x = 8x
100x = 32x + 24x + 16x + 16x/3 + 4x + 8x + 3 + 13 23) Answer: c)
100x = 84x + 16x/3 + 16 Required ratio = (24 + 8): 13 = 32: 13
100x – 268x/3 = 16
x = 1.5 24) Answer: d)
Total number of student = 100 * 1.5 = 150 Required average = (48 + 36 + 24)/3 = 36
Number of students only play cricket = 32 * 1.5 = 48
Number of students only play basket ball = 24 * 1.5 = 25) Answer: e)
36 Total number of students = 48 + 36 + 24 + 12+ 6 + 8
Number of students only play badminton = 16 * 1.5 = +3 + 4 = 150
24
Number of students who play only basket ball and Directions (26 - 30):
badminton = 16 * 1.5/3 = 8 Percentage of boys in class A = 20%
Number of students who play only badminton and Percentage of boys in class B = 54˚ * 100/360 = 15%
cricket = 4 * 1.5 = 6 Percentage of boys in class C = 90˚ * 100/360 = 25%
The number of students who play only cricket and Percentage of boys in class D = 36˚ * 100/360 = 10%
basket ball = 8 * 1.5 = 12 Percentage of boys in class F = 10%
The number of students who doesn’t play any game Percentage of boys in class E = 100% - (20% + 15% +
= 13 25% + 10% + 10%)
= 100% - 80% = 20%
From the graph,
Number of boys in class E = 20% of total males = 360
Total boys = 360/20 * 100 = 1800
Class Boys = Girls = 1890 Total

1800
A 20% = 360 360 * (2/3) = 540

180
B 15% = 270 270 * (4/3) = 630
360
C 25% = 450 450 * (4/5) = 810
360
D 10% = 180 180 * (3/2) = 450
270
E 20% = 360 360 * (1/1) = 720
360
F 10% = 180 180 * (2/1) = 540
360
B’s amount from the total amount on 18th June 2018 =
26) Answer: e) 1000 * ¾ = 750
Three fourth of the number of girls in class F = ¾ * C’s amount from the total amount on 18th June 2018 =
360 = 270 1000 * ¼ = 250
27) Answer: d) 31) Answer: c)

Total Urban students in class C = 810 * 17/27 = 510 C’s new amount = (250 + 50) – 100 = 200
Total Rural students in class C= 810 * 10/27 = 300 Required ratio = 500: 200 = 5: 2
Total Urban girls in class C = 510 – 240 = 270
Total Rural girls in class C = 360 – 270 = 90 32) Answer: b)
Required difference = 750 – 250 = Rs.500
28) Answer: b)
Required percentage = (540 - 270)/540 * 100 33) Answer: d)
= 270/540 * 100 = 50% Simple interest = PNR/100
= (500 * 12.5 * 2)/100 = 125
29) Answer: a) Total amount = 500 + 125 = Rs.625
Required percentage = (1890 - 1800)/1800 * 100
= 90/1800 * 100 34) Answer: a)
= 5% Total amount of A, B, C and D = 625 * 4 = 2500
D’s amount from the total amount = 2500 – 1500 =
30) Answer: c) Rs.1000
Required ratio = (270 + 450 + 180): (180 + 360 + 360)
= 900: 900 = 1: 1 35) Answer: b)
Required percentage = (750 - 500)/750 * 100
Directions (31 - 35): = 250/750 * 100 = 33.33%
Simple interest = PNR/100 36) Answer: b)
Simple interest for the sum of Rs.1000 = (1000 * 5 * The population of above poverty line of City B
10)/100 = > 40*(58/100) = 23.2 lakhs
= 500 The population of above poverty line of City D
A’s amount from the total amo unt on 18th June 2018 = = > 60*(74/100) = 44.4 lakhs
Rs.500 Required difference = 44.4 – 23.2 = 21.2 lakhs
Remaining = 1500 – 500 = 10 0
B to C’s amount ratio = 3: 1 37) Answer: c)

Total population of city A and E together = > 75000*(24/100) + 45000*(28/100)
= > 75 + 55 = 130 lakhs = > 18000 + 12600 = 30600
Total population of city B and D together The total number of permanent employees in company
= > 40 + 60 = 100 lakhs P and S together
Required % = [(130 – 100)/100]*100 = 30 % = > 60000*(64/100) + 52000*(68/100)
= > 38400 + 35360 = 73760
38) Answer: a) Required ratio = 30600 : 73760 = 765 : 1844
The total male population in city B and C together
= > 40*(5/8) + 30*(2/5) 43) Answer: b)
= > 25 + 12 = 37 lakhs Total number of temporary males working in company
The total female population in city A and C together P
= > 75*(2/5) + 30*(3/5) = > 60000*(36/100)*(52/100) = 11232
= > 30 + 18 = 48 lakhs Total number of permanent females working in
Required ratio = 37: 48 company S
= > 52000*(68/100)*(55/100) = 19448
39) Answer: d) Required % = (11232/19448)*100 = 58 %
The total number of female population in city A, B
and E together 44) Answer: c)
= > 75*(2/5) + 40*(3/8) + 55*(6/11) The average number of permanent female employees
= > 30 + 15 + 30 = 75 in company P and Q together
Required average = 75/3 = 25 = > [60000*(64/100)*(45/100) +
75000*(76/100)*(50/100)]/2
40) Answer: a) = > [17280 + 28500]/2 = 22890
The sum of the total population of below poverty line The average number of temporary female employees
in city D and E together in company Q and T together
= > 60*(26/100) + 55*(30/100) = > [75000*(24/100)*(34/100) +
= > 15.6 + 16.5 = 32.1 lakhs 78000*(20/100)*(45/100)]/2
= > (6120 + 7020)/2 = 6570
41) Answer: a) Required difference = 22890 – 6570 = 16320
The total number of temporary females working in
company P and S together 45) Answer: a)
= > 60000*(36/100)*(48/100) + Total number of employees working in company P
52000*(32/100)*(40/100) and T together
= > 10368 + 6656 = 17024 = > 60000 + 78000 = 138000
The total number of permanent males working in Total number of employees working in company Q
company R and T together and S together
=>45000*(72/100)*(52/100)+ = > 75000 + 52000 = 127000
78000*(80/100)*(58/100) Required % = ((138000 – 127000) /127000)*100 =
= > 16848 + 36192 = 53040 8.66 % = 10 %
Required difference = 53040 – 17024 = 36016
46) Answer: a)
42) Answer: d) The total clothes (Indian and Western) in shop A and
The total number of temporary employees in company C together
Q and R together = > 540 + 720 = 1260

The total western clothes in shop B and D together = > (540 + 560)/2 = 550
= > 280 + 260 = 540 The total number of Indian clothes in shops C and E
Required ratio = 1260: 540 = 7: 3 together
= > (720 – 360) + (600 – 220)
47) Answer: d) = > 360 + 380 = 740
The total western clothes in shop A, C and E together The average number of Indian clothes in shops C and
= > 320 + 360 + 220 = 900 E together
Required average = 900/3 = 300 = > 740/2 = 370
Required difference = 550 – 370 = 180
48) Answer: b)
Total Indian clothes in shop A and B together 50) Answer: c)
= > (540 – 320) + (660 – 280) Total Western clothes in shop B and C together
= > 220 + 380 = 600 = > 280 + 360 = 640
Total western clothes in shop B and F together Total clothes (Indian and Western) in shop A and D
= > 280 + 350 = 630 together
Required % = (600/630)*100 = 95 % = > 540 + 480 = 1020
Required % = [(1020 – 640)/1020]*100
49) Answer: a) = (380/1020)*100 = 37 %
The average number of clothes (Indian and Western)
in shop A and F together

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