UPPSC PCS · Civil Services Aptitude Test (Paper 2)
Data Interpretation (Class X level)
Tables, bar/pie/line graphs — calculation-based questions.
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In a class of 50 students, 30 passed in Mathematics, 35 passed in Science, and 5 failed in both subjects. How many students passed in both subjects?
Q2 · Data Interpretation (Class X level) · MEDIUM
A factory produces 1,200 units in 5 days working 8 hours per day. How many units will it produce in 7 days working 6 hours per day at the same rate?
Q3 · Data Interpretation (Class X level) · MEDIUM
The following table shows the number of candidates appeared and passed in a recruitment examination across four years: Year | Appeared | Passed 2018 | 4500 | 1350 2019 | 5200 | 1820 2020 | 4800 | 1680 2021 | 5500 | 2200 In which year was the pass percentage the HIGHEST?
Q4 · Data Interpretation (Class X level) · HARD
A pie chart shows the distribution of a state's annual budget: Education 28%, Health 22%, Infrastructure 25%, Agriculture 15%, Others 10%. If the total budget is ₹500 crores and the Health allocation increases by 10% next year while the total budget remains the same, what will be the new Health allocation?