List of top Data Interpretation Questions on Data Analysis

Study the given information to answer the questions that follow.
There are two coaching institutions in a town, institution A and institution B, the total number of students in both institutions are 1350. The ratio of the students in institution A to that of institution B is 7: 8. There are only three classes in each Institution, Class X, Class Y and 76 Class Z. In institution A, 70% students are boys and the rest are girls, whereas in institution B the ratio of boys to girls is 11 : 7. In institution A, 4 7 of the total girls enrolled in Class Y,8/9 of the remaining enrolled in Class Z and rest in Class X. Out of the total boys in institution A, 42 6/7% enrolled in class X, 44 4/9% of the remaining in Class Y and the rest in Class Z. In Institution B, 4/11 of the total boys enrolled in class Y, and the number of boys enrolled in class Z is 5% more than the boys enrolled in class Y and rest in class X. one-fourth of the total girls are enrolled in class Z, and the number of girls enrolled in class X is 10% more than the girls enrolled in class Y.
Number of socks distributed is approximately what percent of the total number of shoes and the room heaters put together?
Quantity A: The sum of integers from -6 to 7
Quantity B: The sum of integers from -7 to 6
Quantity A: 9\% of 93
Quantity B: 93 times 0.09
Find the wrong number in the series: 2, 10, 30, 68, 130, 232.
An international NGO for homeless people has supplied certain items for ongoing winters to new shelters for homeless people. These consist of different items like blankets, jackets, shoes, socks, and room heaters. The total number of five items distributed in December 2024 was 3300.
- 24% of all items were blankets.
- $\frac{1}{6}$ of all items were jackets.
- 14% of all items were shoes.
- Remaining items were either socks or room heaters.
- The number of room heaters distributed was 100 more than the number of socks distributed.
Find the ratio between the number of room heaters and the number of shoes?
An international NGO for homeless people has supplied certain items for ongoing winters to new shelters for homeless people. These consist of different items like blankets, jackets, shoes, socks, and room heaters. The total number of five items distributed in December 2024 was 3300.
- 24% of all items were blankets.
- $\frac{1}{6}$ of all items were jackets.
- 14% of all items were shoes.
- Remaining items were either socks or room heaters.
- The number of room heaters distributed was 100 more than the number of socks distributed.
The number of socks distributed is approximately what percent of the total number of shoes and room heaters put together?
An international NGO for homeless people has supplied certain items for ongoing winters to new shelters for homeless people. These consist of different items like blankets, jackets, shoes, socks, and room heaters. The total number of five items distributed in December 2024 was 3300.
- 24% of all items were blankets.
- $\frac{1}{6}$ of all items were jackets.
- 14% of all items were shoes.
- Remaining items were either socks or room heaters.
- The number of room heaters distributed was 100 more than the number of socks distributed.
What is the total number of jackets, shoes, and room heaters distributed?
An international NGO for homeless people has supplied certain items for ongoing winters to new shelters for homeless people. These consist of different items like blankets, jackets, shoes, socks, and room heaters. The total number of five items distributed in December 2024 was 3300.
- 24% of all items were blankets.
- $\frac{1}{6}$ of all items were jackets.
- 14% of all items were shoes.
- Remaining items were either socks or room heaters.
- The number of room heaters distributed was 100 more than the number of socks distributed.
What is the difference between the total number of socks and blankets distributed and the number of shoes distributed?
Column A and Column B consist of two quantities. You are to compare the two quantities.What is the comparison between the quantities in Column A and Column B?
Column AColumn B
Cube root of ThreeFourth root of Four
What is the comparison between the quantities in Column A and Column B?
Column AColumn B
Half of 60 % of 301 /5th of 50 % of 60
What is the comparison between the quantities in Column A and Column B?
Column AColumn B
The number of posts needed for 12 posts fence 144 feet144 feet long and posts are placed 12 feet apart
Column A and Column B consist of two quantities. You are to compare the two quantities. What is the comparison between the quantities in Column A and Column B?
Column AColumn B
Time elapsed from 2:55 P.M. to 3:15 P.M. on the same afternoon⅓ hour
Column A and Column B consist of two quantities. You are to compare the two quantities.
Column AColumn B
Perimeter of a square with each side equal to 6 cmPerimeter of a regular pentagon with each side equal to 4 cm
What is the comparison between the quantities in Column A and Column B?
Column A and Column B consist of two quantities. You are to compare the two quantities.What is the comparison between the quantities in Column A and Column B?
Column AColumn B
⅓ of 8\(66\frac{2}{3}\) % of 4
Ram sold 10 acres of land to Mani and Dinesh who paid him the total amount in the ratio of 2 : 3. Mani invested a further `3 lakh in the land for the purpose of planting coconut and lemon trees in the ratio of 4:1. These trees were planted on equal areas of land. There were a total of 200 lemon trees. The sale price of one coconut was `10 in 2019. The crop took 7 years to mature and when the crop was reaped in 2019, the total revenue generated was 50% of the total initial amount put in by Mani and Dinesh together. The revenue generated from the coconut and lemon trees was in the ratio of 5 : 4 and it was shared equally by Mani and Dinesh as the initial amount spent by them was equal.
Quantity A: Net change when wages of workers were increased by 20% and then reduced by 10%.
Quantity B: Net change when wages of workers were reduced by 10% and then increased by 20%.
Travis received an allowance. With a fifth of the money, he bought a ticket to a movie and with a quartar of what is left he bought a slice of pizza? A. The price of movie ticket B. The price of slice of pizza
Mukesh and Vijay each have some stamps while Sharon has none. They decided to give Sharon half of the number that Mukesh has and half of the number that Vijay has A. The average number of stamps that Mukesh and Vijay have before giving Sharon any stamps. B. The number of stamps that Sharon gets from Mukesh and Vijay
A. The number of ways you can divide 6 different candies to 4 different people. B. The number of ways you can divide 7 different candies to 3 different people.
Arun and Rakesh bought the same brand of car. Arun got 10% discount from the dealer after which 7% sales tax was added. For Rakesh 7% tax was added and only then a 10% discount was given. A. The amount Arun paid for the car B. The amount Rakesh paid for the car
The Average Height in the class didn't change after Shaan and John left and Aarti and Geetha came A. The height of Shaan B. the height of Aarti
The question is followed by two statements numbered I and II. Mark answer as:
How many tonnes of cement will be needed for the foundation of a flat ?
I.For construction of entire flat 50 tonne of cement will be used.
II. The volume of the cement needed for the foundation is 100 cubic yard.
The number of children below the age of 18 in South Asia is .... million.
The percentage of the infants born who do not drop out before reaching 5th Standard is