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In an exam there are two subjects A and B and passing mark for individual subject and for the exam is 40% of maximum marks. Ronit got 35% more than passing marks in A and 20% less than passing marks in B. If passing marks for both the subjects is same, then what percent of maximum marks he got in the exam?

In an exam there are two subjects A and B and passing mark for individual subject and for the exam is 40% of maximum marks. Ronit got 35% more than passing marks in A and 20% less than passing marks in B. If passing marks for both the subjects is same, then what percent of maximum marks he got in the exam? Correct Answer 43%

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