Data Interpretation (Level-2): Set-24

Answer 1: (a)

Since the ratio of total candidates who joined MBA to the total students

who completed will be constant throughout, only the percentage value ratios need to be considered.

For C we have the ratio 13/10 = 1.3

For B we have the ratio 17/15 = 1.13

For F we have the ratio 15/12 = 1.25

For E we have the ratio 9/8 = 1.125

As the ratio is maximum for C, so C has the highest  percentage of candidates who completed the M.B.A program out of the candidates that joined.

Answer 2: (c)

The number of candidates who joined the institute E = 8/100 x 8550 = 684

The number of candidates who completed the course = (9/100) x 5700 – 513

The required percentage = (513/684) x 100 = 75%

Answer 3: (b)

The number of candidates who joined the institute G = 16% of 8550 = 1368

The number of candidates who completed the course = 12% of 5700 = 684

So, the required ratio is 684: 1368 or 1: 2

The correct option is (b)

Answer 4: (d)

The total number of candidates who joined the institute B and C together = 25% of 8550 = 2137.5

The total number of candidates who completed the programme = 30% of 5700 = 1710

Hence, the required percentage = (1710/2137.5) x 100 = 80%

The correct option is (d)

Answer 5: (c) The number of candidates who completed the M.B.A. programme from A and D =34% of 5700 = 1938.

The number of candidates who joined Institutes C and E together=18% of 8550 = 1539

The required difference = 1938 – 1539 = 399

The correct option is (c)