As per recent data, six private colleges - A, B, C, D, E, and F in Delhi had a total of 15000 students taking admission in undergraduate (UG) courses and 10000 students taking admission in postgraduate (PG) courses.In college A, the ratio of UG to PG admissions is 21 : 10. 16% of total students taking admission in UG courses went to college B. 19% of total students taking admission in UG courses went to college C which is 300 more than the student's taking admission in UG courses in college D. Equal number of students take admission in PG courses in college B and D. The ratio of PG admission in college A and F is 1 : 2 respectively. In college E, 26% of total PG admissions take admission which is 600 more than PG admissions in college F. Total number of admissions in college E is equal to 5900 and the same for college B is 4200.Q 115.   How many PG admissions were there in college C?a)  800b)  1000c)  1200d)  1250

Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below it.Number of students from various cities, studying in different institutionsQuestion What is the difference between the total number of students studying in Bangalore and Mumbai taking all the institutions together?

Which of the following is intended to prepare students for success at colleges worldwide?A.ACTB.dual enrollmentC.IBD.AP

Study the given information carefully.Following are the criteria for admitting a student in post- graduation course in a reputed college.The Student must :(i) have passed the Xll standard with more than 50% marks.(ii) have secured at least 60% marks at graduation level.(iii) be of at least 21 years of age or more as on 01.01.2020(iv) have secured more than 55% marks in the entrance test.· In case of the student, who satisfies all other criteria except.a)(ii) above,but has obtained at least 70% marks in entrance test, should be referred to the HOD.b)(i) above,but has obtained at least 80% marks at graduation level, should be referred to the Dean.Seema was born on 15.11.1999 She has succeed 65% marks in XII standard, She secured 60% marks in the entrance test and 62% marks in her graduation course.

here are 2000 students studying in an undergraduate college that has 60 more female students than male students. 36% of all the students are in BA whereas 30.5% are in BCom. 32% of the students are in the first year. The number of students in second year is 100 more than those in third year. There are 30 more females in BA than in BCom whereas there are 20 less females in BSc than in Bcom. The ratio of males in BA 1st year and 3rd year is 8 : 7 respectively whereas in 2nd year BA the number of males is 5 more than those in 1st year. The number of males in 2nd year in BA and BSc are equal. The number of males in BSc 1st year is 5 more than those in 3rd year. The ratio of females in second year BA and males in second year BCom is 1 : 1. The number of males and females are equal in BSc 2nd year. The number of females in second year BCom and BSc are equal. In BCom, the number of males and females in the 1st year are each 5 less than those in 3rd year. There are 100 females in BSc third year.Q 109.   For which of these pairs is the total number of students in the class equal?a)  BA 1st year and BSc 2nd yearb)  BCom 2nd year and BA 2nd yearc)  BSc 1st year and BSc 3rd yeard)  All the above three

Using data from 2008, the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) reports that community college students constitute 46% of all U.S. undergraduates. Given the downturn in the U.S. economy, the AACC anticipates an increase in this percentage for 2010. A poll of 500 randomly chosen undergraduates taken in 2010 indicates that 52% are attending a community college.Which are the correct hypotheses for this scenario