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Study the given pie charts and answer the question that follows. The pie charts represent the distribution of candidates who were enrolled for Bank Clerical Examination Fig (i) and the candidates (out of those enrolled) who passed the examination Fig (ii) in five different institutes P, Q, R. S and T. (I) Total number of candidates enrolled in five different institutes = 5500 (II) Total number of candidates who passed the examination from five institutes = 3300 The ratio of the candidates who passed to the candidates enrolled from institute S is:

Study the given pie charts and answer the question that follows. The pie charts represent the distribution of candidates who were enrolled for Bank Clerical Examination Fig (i) and the candidates (out of those enrolled) who passed the examination Fig (ii) in five different institutes P, Q, R. S and T. (I) Total number of candidates enrolled in five different institutes = 5500 (II) Total number of candidates who passed the examination from five institutes = 3300 The ratio of the candidates who passed to the candidates enrolled from institute S is: Correct Answer 4 : 5

Calculation:

Total candidates enrolled in institute S = 5500 × 18/100 = 990

Total candidates passed in institute S = 3300 × 24/100 = 792

∴ The ratio of the candidates who passed to the candidates enrolled from institute S = 792 : 990 = 4 : 5

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