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Study the following graph and answer the question that follows. Number of students that appeared and qualified, from various colleges, at a scholarship examination. The average number of students that qualified in the examination from Colleges X and Y is what percentage of the average number of students that appeared for the examination from the same colleges?

Study the following graph and answer the question that follows. Number of students that appeared and qualified, from various colleges, at a scholarship examination. The average number of students that qualified in the examination from Colleges X and Y is what percentage of the average number of students that appeared for the examination from the same colleges? Correct Answer 68

Calculation:

Average number of students that qualified in the examination from Colleges X and Y = /2 = 1700

Average number of students that appeared for the examination from Colleges X and Y = /2 = 2500

⇒ Required % = 1700/2500 × 100 = 68%

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