Question : Two pie charts are given below. There are 6 departments in an office. Pie chart 1 shows the number of males in these 6 departments. The number of males in a particular department is shown as a percentage of total number of males in these 6 departments. Pie chart 2 shows the number of females in these 6 departments. The number of females in a particular department is shown as a percentage of the total number of females in these 6 departments.


The difference between the number of males in B and C is 600 and the difference between the number of females in D and E is 900. What is the sum of the number of females in A, B, and F and the number of males in D, E, and A?

Option 1: 26,300

Option 2: 29,400

Option 3: 26,800

Option 4: 25,700

Question : Directions: The bar graph shows the number of males and females (in crores) in India from 1951-1991. Read the graph and answer the following question:
What was the approximate number of males in India in 1971 per thousand females?

Option 1: 913

Option 2: 1075

Option 3: 1077

Option 4: 1175

Question : The pie chart given shows the number of males in 6 departments. The number of males in a particular department is shown in terms of degrees concerning the total number of males in all 6 departments. The number of males in department S is 1080.
J = Total number of males in T and P
K = Difference between the number of males in P and Q
What is the value of J + K?

Option 1: 3600

Option 2: 4800

Option 3: 2400

Option 4: 1200

Question : What is the child sex ratio in India in the 2011 Census?

Option 1: 914 females per 1000 males

Option 2: 911 females per 1000 males

Option 3: 941 females per 1000 males

Option 4: 814 females per 1000 males

Question : The following pie charts show the data of the number of appeared and passed students of class 12 in sections A, B, C, D, and E.

How many students failed in Section C?

Option 1: 250

Option 2: 200

Option 3: 300

Option 4: 400