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Mukesh’s position is 12th from downwards in a class of 52 students. What will be his position from upwards?

Mukesh’s position is 12th from downwards in a class of 52 students. What will be his position from upwards? Correct Answer 41<sup>th</sup>

Mukesh’s position from upwards = (Total students - Mukesh’s position from downwards + 1)

= + 1 = 41th

Mukesh is at 41 position from top.

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