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SET 1
Study the table carefully to answer the questions that follow.
Percentage of Marks obtained by Different students in Different subjects. Marks
in brackets are the maximum marks of that subject.

1) How many marks did Himani get in all the subjects together?
A. 505
B. 496
C. 525
D. 601
E. None of these

2. what are the average marks obtained by all students together in Physics?
A. 75.33
B. 56.5
C. 64.25
D. 48.88
E. None of these

3. How many students have scored the highest marks in more than one
subject?
A. Three B. Two C. One D. None E. None of these

4. Marks obtained by Ankit in Sanskrit is what per cent of marks obtained by

Gauri in the same subject? (rounded off to two digits after decimal)
A. 91.43 B. 94.29 C. 103.13 D. 109.38 E. None of these

5. Who has scored the highest marks in all the subjects together?
A. Chaitanya B. Himani C. Deepali D. Gauri E. None of those
SET 2
Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions that follow:
The bar graph given below shows the number of employees working in 6
different departments of an Organization.

1) What is the total number of males working in all departments together?

A. 755 B. 925 C. 988 D. 784 E. None of these

2. What is the number of females working in the HR department?

A. 458 B. 428 C. 436 D. 400 E. None of these

3. What is the respective ratio of total number of males working in the

Production department to male working in the Sales department?
A. 8 : 19 B. 18 : 7 C. 14 : 15 D. 17 : 8 E. None of these

4. In which department is the lowest number of females are working?

A. Marketing
B. Production
C. HR
D. Finance
E. None of these

5. What is the total number of employees from all departments together in the
organization?
A. 1500
B. 1575
C. 1525
D. 1625
E. None of these
SET 3
Study the bar graph carefully and answer the following questions.
Bar graph shows the marked price and cost price of five different articles (A, B, C, D &
E) sold by a shopkeeper.

1)If shopkeeper allows 20% & 30% discount on articles A and D respectively,
then find the total profit or loss for the shopkeeper on selling one unit each of
A and D.
A. Rs 340
B. Rs 320
C. Rs 280
D. Rs 420
E. Rs 260

2. Marked price of two units each of B and C together is what percent more or
less than cost price of 3 units each of A and D together?
A. 4% B. 22.20% C. 18% D. 12.50% E. 7.70%

3. If shopkeeper earned Rs.360 on C and Rs. X on D and his overall profit

percent on selling one unit each of C and D is 20%, then find value of X.
A. 75 B. 80 C. 120 D. 100 E. 60

4. Find the ratio of average cost price of A and E to the average marked price of
B and D.
A. 3 : 5 B. 11 : 13 C. 16 : 19 D. 6 : 7 E. 12 : 13

5. If shopkeeper started a scheme that on buying five units of E shopkeeper

will only charge the marked price of four units of E, then find the approximate
profit percent earned by the shopkeeper on selling every five units of E.
A. 21%
B. 4%
C. 7%
D. 13%
E. 18%
SET 4
Study the following information carefully and answer the related questions.
The pie chart given below provides information about the population of five different
cities of Kangra in 2017. Population of Nagrota in 2017 was 60480.
Note: Total population of a city = Number of men + Number of women + Number of
children
Male population = Number of men + Number of boys
Female population = Number of women + Number of girls

1) 25% of the population in Dharaman is children out of which 11325 are boys.
The number of women and number of men are in the ratio of 3: 4 respectively.
Find the difference in the male population and female population of Dharaman.
A. 9050
B. 9150
C. 9250
D. 9350
E. 9450

2. In Jiya, 40% of the total population was literate. Population of Jiya was 30%
less than the population of Chandpur. 65% of the population of village
Chandpur is literate. Find the difference between the illiterate population of
Jiya and Chandpur.
A. 7260
B. 7360
C. 7460
D. 7560
E. None of these
3. 35% of the population of Panchrukhi speaks English and 45% of the
population of the Panchrukhi speaks Punjabi. 7212 people in Panchrukhi speak
both Punjabi and English. Find the difference in the number of people who
speak only English and the number of people who speak neither of the two
languages.
A. 776
B. 796
C. 816
D. 836
E. 856

4. 15% of the population of Nagrota and 10% of the population of Panchrukhi

migrated to Baijnath due to which the population of Baijnath increased by
14%. Find the population of Baijnath before migration.
A. 129600
B. 108400
C. 88200
D. 64800
E. None of these

5. In 2017, the ratio of male population to female population of Alhilal was 4: 5

respectively. In 2018, the male population of Alhilal increases by 32% as
compared to previous year. Find the male population of Alhilal in 2018.
A. 32348
B. 32872
C. 33264
D. 33736
E. None of these
SET 5
Direction: Study the following information and answer the question.
Ratio of number of male to number of female students in a school is 4 ∶ 3. All the students study in

different classes (Class – 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5). of all the male students are in class 1. Number of
male students in class 2 is 78 more than number of male students in class 4. Number of male
students in class 2 and class 4 together is 330. In class 5 number of male students is 18, which is 3%

of the total number of male students. of the total number of female students study in class 2.
Number of female students in class 5 is 9 more than the number of male students in the same class.
Number of female student in class 1 is 36 less than the number of female students in class 4. Number
of female students in class 3 is 150% more than number of female students in class 2.

1) What is the total number of students studying in class 4?

A. 246
B. 268
C. 289
D. 284
E. 276

2. What is the ratio of number of male students in class 1 to number of female

students in class 2?
A. 2 ∶ 3
B. 2 ∶ 1
C. 1 ∶ 2
D. 3 ∶ 2
E. 4 ∶ 3

3. Number of female students in class 3 is what percentage of number of male

students in the same class?
A. 66.80%
B. 74.32%
C. 64.78%
D. 68.87%
E. 70.62%

4. What is the difference between the total number of students of class 2 and
class 3?
A. 52
B. 66
C. 48
D. 36
E. None of these

5. Number of male students in class 5 is what percentage of total number of

students in the school?
A. 1.71%
B. 2.04%
C. 1.39%
D. 1.62% E. 1.97%
SET 1 SOLUTION

1) Solution:
Cost price of A = Rs. 1400

Selling price of A Rs.1680

Cost price of D = Rs. 1200

Selling price of D = Rs.1260

Required profit = (1680 – 1400) + (1260 – 1200) = Rs. 340

2) Solution:Required average marks obtained = 452 × (75/100) × (1/6) = 56.5

Hence option B is correct

3) Solution:Bakul, Chaitanya and Gauri scored the highest marks in more than one subject
Hence option A is correct

4) Solution:Required percentage = (70 × 100)/64 = 109.38

Hence option D is correct

5) Solution:Total marks scored by Ankit = 90 + 96 + 100.5 + 73.75 + 52.5 + 48.75 + 51 + 35 = 547.5

Similarly
Total marks cored by Bakul=726.25
Total marks scored by Chaitanya = 647.25
Total marks scored by Deepali =554.75
Total marks scored by Gauri =614.5
Total marks scored by Himani = 525
Thus highest marks is scored by Bakul

SET 2 SOLUTION
Solution:

Number of males working in marketing = 100 × = 28

Similarly,

1)Hence, the total male employees = 988

2) Number of females working in HR department = 400
3) Required ratio = 160 : 380 = 8 : 19
4) In, Marketing department lowest number of females are working.
5) Total = 988 + 1112 = 2100
SET 3 SOLUTION

1) Solution:
Cost price of A = Rs. 1400

Selling price of A Rs.1680

Cost price of D = Rs. 1200

Selling price of D = Rs.1260

Required profit = (1680 – 1400) + (1260 – 1200) = Rs. 340

2) Solution:
Marked price of two units each of B and C together = 2
Cost price of three units each of A and D together = 3

Required percentage = = 7.70%

3) Solution:
Cost price of C = Rs. 1000
Cost price of D = Rs. 1200
Profit on C = Rs. 360
Profit on D = Rs. X
Overall profit percent = 20%
Applying profit percent formula, we get

⇒X

4) Solution:

Average cost price of A and E Rs.1600

Average marked price of B and D Rs. 1900

Required ratio

5) Solution:
Cost price of five units of E Rs.9000
Selling price of five units of E = Marked Price of four units of E = 2400 Rs. 9600

Required profit%
SET 4 SOLUTION

1)Solution:

Total population of all the five cities of Kangra =

Population of Dharaman =
Number of children in Dharaman =
Number of girls in Dharaman =
Number of men and women combined in Dharaman =

Number of women in Dharaman =

Number of men in Dharaman =

Male population of Dharaman =
Female population of Dharaman =
Therefore, required difference =
So option (b) is the correct answer.

2) Solution:

Total population of all the five cities of Kangra =

Population of Jiya =
Literate population of Jiya =
Illiterate population of Jiya =

Population of Chandpur =
Literate population of Chandpur =
Illiterate population of Chandpur =
Therefore, required difference =
So option (d) is the correct answer.

3) Solution:

Total population of all the five cities of Kangra =

Population of Panchrukhi =
Population of Panchrukhi that speaks English =
Population of Panchrukhi that speaks Punjabi =
Population of Panchrukhi that speaks only English =
Population of Panchrukhi that speaks only Punjabi = 40824 - 7212 = 33612
Population of Panchrukhi that speak neither of the two languages =
90720 - 24540 - 33612 - 7212 = 25356
Therefore, required difference =
So option (c) is the correct answer.
4) Solution:

Total population of all the five cities of Kangra =

Population of Panchrukhi = 0.24 x 378000 = 90720
Population of Panchrukhi migrated to Baijnath = 0.1 x 90720 = 9072
Population of Nagrota migrated to Baijnath = 0.15 x 60480 = 9072

Population of Baijnath before migration =

So option (a) is the correct answer.

5)Solution:

Total population of all the five cities of Kangra =

Population of Alhilal in 2017 =

Male population of Alhilal in 2017 =

Male population of Alhilal in 2018 = 25200 x 1.32 = 33264
So option (c) is the correct answer.

SET 5 SOLUTION
COMMON EXPLANATION

Let total no. of male students = M

And total no. of female students = F
Let no. of male students in class 1, class 2, class 3, class 4 and class 5 be = m1, m2, m3,
m4 and m5 respectively.
Let no. of female students in class 1, class 2, class 3, class 4 and class 5 be = f 1, f2, f3,
f4 and f5 respectively.

According to question,
m2 – m4 = 78 …….. (1)
and m2 + m4 = 330 ………. (2)
Adding (1) and (2) we get:
2m2 = 408
⇒ m2 = 204
Putting the value of m2 in (2) we get:
204 + m4 = 330
⇒ m4 = 126
According to problem,
3% of M = m5 = 18
⇒ M = 600

m1 =
∴ m3 = M – (m1 + m2 + m4 + m5)
⇒ m3 = 600 – (75 + 204 + 126 + 18) = 177
Ratio of male to female students in the school = 4 ∶ 3
Thus, 600/F = 4/3
⇒ F = 600 × 3/4 = 450

f2 =
f3 = 250% of 50 = 125
f5 = m5 + 9 = 18 + 9 = 27
According to problem,
f4 – f1 = 36 ……….. (3)
∴ f4 + f1 = F – (f2 + f3 + f5)
⇒ f4 + f1 = 450 – (50 + 125 + 27)
⇒ f4 + f1 = 248 ………… (4)
Adding (3) and (4) we get:
2f4 = 248 + 36 ⇒ f4 = 284/2 = 142
Putting the value of f4 in (4) we get:
142 + f1 = 248 ⇒ f1 = 248 – 142 = 106

1)Total no. of students studying in class 4 = m4 + f4 = 126 + 142 = 268

2) No. of male students in class 1 = m1 = 75

No. of female students in class 2 = f2 = 50
∴ Required ratio = 75 ∶ 50 = 3 ∶ 2

3) No. of female students in class 3 = f3 = 125

No. of male students in class 3 = m3 = 177

∴ Required percentage =

4) No. of male students in class 2 = m2 = 204

No. of female students in class 2 = f2 = 50
∴ Total no. of students in class 2 = 204 + 50 = 254
No. of male students in class 3 = m3 = 177
No. of female students in class 3 = f3 = 125
∴ Total no. of students in class 7 = 177 + 125 = 302
∴ Difference between the total no. of students of class 2 and class 3,
= 302 – 254 = 48

5) No. of female students in the school = F = 450

No. of male students in the school = M = 600
∴ Total no. of students in the school = F + M = 450 + 600 = 1050
No. of male students in class 5 = 18

∴ Required percentage =