Expected Data Interpretation Questions for SBI Clerk 2018

Expected Data Interpretation Questions for SBI Clerk. Welcome to the www.letsstudytogether.co online Quant section. If you are preparing for SBI PO/Clerk, IBPS PO/Clerk 2018 exam, you will come across a section on Data Interpretation Section. Here we are providing you with Expected Data Interpretation Questions for SBI Clerk based on the latest pattern of your daily practice.

This “Expected Data Interpretation Questions for SBI Clerk” is also important for other banking exams such as IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI Clerk, IBPS RRB Officer, IBPS RRB Office Assistant, IBPS SO, SBI SO and other competitive exams.

Expected Data Interpretation for SBI Clerk: Set- 53

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Directions:(1-5) Answer the questions based on the information given below.

The bar graph below shows the number of thermal power plants in different states and the quantity of coal consumed by each power plant per hour. It also shows the quantity of power generated per 100 tonnes of coal.

Note 1: Total quantity of coal used by a thermal plant = Average quantity of coal used per hour × number of hours the plant is operated.

Note 2: Quantity of power generated by a plant in a day = Quantity of coal consumed in a day × Quantity of power generated per 100 tonnes of coal.

Note 3: Total quantity of power generated = Quantity of power used by its own state + Quantity of power supplied to other states.

1. If the number of hours for which each plant of Jharkhand, MP, UP and Punjab are operated in a day is 5 hours, 6 hours, 6 hours and 8 hours respectively, then find the percentage of total power generated by Jharkhand with respect to the total power generated by all the given states combined.

2.The difference in the total power generated by all the plants in Jharkhand per hour and the total power generated by all the plants in MP per hour is?

3.If half the number of power plants of Punjab is operated for 5 hours each day and rest is operated for 6 hours each day, find the total cost of power each day, given that the cost of 1 MW is Rs. 30 Lacs.

4.If 80% of the power generated per hour in Punjab is generated from coal, then the total power generated in Punjab per hour is?

5.If the total quantity of power generated by all the thermal power plants of all the given states in a day is 6840 MW, find the average quantity of power generated by each thermal power plant of all the given states.

Directions: (6-10) Answer the questions based on the information given below.

The line – graph below shows the number of candidates (in lacs) who applied for different competitive exams in 2016 and the number of candidates (in lacs) who qualified the Tier I exam of different competitive exam. It also shows the number of candidates (in thousands) who got selected in the given competitive exams of 2016.

Note: Total number of candidates who applied = Number of candidates who qualified Tier I + Number of candidates who did not qualify Tier I.

Note: Number of selected candidates = Number of students who qualified all the three exams i.e. (Tier I, Tier II and Interview), where interview is the last step for selection and is carried out for the candidates who qualify the Tier II exam.

6.Find the number of candidates who did not qualify the Tier I exam of different competitive exams.

7.Find the percentage of the total number of students who got selected in different exams with respect to the total number of students who qualified in Tier I exam of different competitive exams.

8.If the number of candidates who qualified for the Tier II of Civil Service Exam is 8740, find the number of candidates who did not get selected in the interview of Civil Service Exam.

9.If the total number of candidates who appeared in Tier I of different exams is 98% of the total number of candidates who applied for different exams, find the total number of candidates who did not appear in the tier I of different exams but had applied for it.

10. Find the average number of students who applied for different exams.

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