List of top Questions asked in IBSAT- 2018


Directions: The line graph shows the monthly average Sensex report from May'14 to November'14.

For how many months has the report shown performance below the monthly average report for the given period?

Directions: The line graph shows the monthly average Sensex report from May'14 to November'14.

What is the percentage decrease in the Sensex reading from May to November?

Directions: The line graph shows the monthly average Sensex report from May'14 to November'14.

If it was expected that there would be a huge increase of 20% in the average Sensex reading over that of August, what is the expected average Sensex reading?

Directions: The line graph shows the monthly average Sensex report from May'14 to November'14.

What is the ratio between the highest reading and lowest reading of the Sensex report during the given period? (approximately)

Directions: The line graph shows the monthly average Sensex report from May'14 to November'14.

In which month did the average Sensex reading show a greater decrease during the given period?

Directions: The pie chart shows the percentage of monthly expenditure of Paul and Balu across six heads - Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If Paul's income was Rs. 13,500, what would be his average expenditure on Investments, Rent and Travelling?
Study the given pie chart carefully and answer the question that follows.
The pie chart below shows the percentage of monthly expenditures of Paul and Balu, split across Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what would be the difference of their expenditures on all categories except Investments?
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The pie chart below shows the percentage of monthly expenditures of Paul and Balu, split across Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If the salary of Balu is Rs. 15,000, what would be the expenditure on Investments and Food?
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The pie chart below shows the percentage of monthly expenditures of Paul and Balu, split across Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what is the ratio of their expenditures on Food and Clothing (combined) between the two of them?

Directions: The pie chart shows the percentage of monthly expenditure of Paul and Balu across six heads - Rent, Investments, Food, Travel, Clothing and Medical.

What is the sum of angles subtended by expenditures of Paul on Travel, Rent and Medical?
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The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

Of the total marks, in which subject is his scoring percentage the highest?
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The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

The subject in which he scored approximately 97 marks is
Study the given pie chart carefully and answer the question that follows.
The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

What is the difference between the marks obtained in 1st Language, Hindi and Mathematics, and the marks obtained in Science, Social and English?

Directions: The following pie diagram shows the marks obtained by Raju in his tenth class examinations, with a total of 554 marks. The values mentioned on the pie diagram are the central angles, in degrees, corresponding to each subject.

The subjects and their corresponding central angles, as read from the chart, are: 1st Language = 90°, Hindi = 60°, English = 63°, Mathematics = 72°, Science = 75°, Social = 80°.

The subject in which he scored \(16\frac{2}{3}\%\) of the marks is:

There are two concentric circles such that the area of the outer circle is four times the area of the inner circle. If A, B and C are three distinct points on the perimeter of the outer circle such that AB and AC are tangents of the inner circle, what is the area of the triangle ABC?

Statement (1): The area of the outer circle is 12 sq.cm

Statement (2): The area of the region between the two circles is 9 sq.cm

Study the given pie chart carefully and answer the question that follows.
The pie chart below shows the marks scored by Raju in his tenth class, with a total of 554 marks. The values shown are in degrees.

Of the total marks, in which subject is his scoring percentage the lowest?

The price of a shirt is Rs. 800, that of a trouser is Rs. 1000, that of a pair of shoes is Rs. 2000 and that of a belt is Rs. 500. What is the minimum amount with which one can get all the three articles (a shirt, a trouser and a pair of shoes)?

Statement (1): There is a discount of 30% on the shirt and the trousers.

Statement (2): The belt is free with one shirt and a trouser. The shirt is free with one pair of shoes and one trouser.

The swimming pool is fitted with three pipes. The first two pipes operating simultaneously can fill the pool in half the time taken by the third pipe alone to fill the pool. What is the time taken by the three pipes individually to fill the pool?

Statement (1): The ratio between the time taken by the first and third pipes is 3 : 4.

Statement (2): The second pipe takes 12 hours more than the first pipe working alone and 8 hours more than third pipe working alone.

The speed of a river is 5 kmph. How long will it take to reach a point that is 11 km upstream?

Statement (1): Relative speed = 8 kmph

Statement (2): Speed of man in still water = 6 kmph

The present ages of Rahul and his father are in the ratio 6 : 13. The ratio between the present ages of his father and his sister is 13 : 5. If the difference between the present ages of his mother and his sister is 28 years, what is the difference between the present ages of his father and his mother?

Statement (1): The ratio of the present ages of Rahul and his mother is 1 : 2.

Statement (2): The difference between the present ages of Rahul and his sister is 4 years.

The ratio of the present ages of father and son is 6 : 1. What is the present age of the son?

Statement (1): The ratio of the ages of father and son after 5 years is 7 : 2.

Statement (2): The difference of their present ages is 25 years.

The perimeter of a right-angled triangle ABC, right angled at A, is (3+√3) cm. What is the area of the triangle?

Statement 1: AC ≠ AB.
Statement 2: ∠ABC = 30°.
The mass of a substance A is 4.8 kg. Another substance B of the same mass has 20 gm/cc more density than A. What is the density of substance A?

Statement 1: Volume of substance B is 12 cc less than substance A.
Statement 2: The ratio of volumes of substances A and B is 32 : 27.
The length of a rectangle is increased by 60%. What should be the measure of the new width to maintain the same area?

Statement 1: Percent reduction in width is 37.5%.
Statement 2: Area of the rectangle is 450 sq.m.
The difference between compound interest and simple interest on a certain sum of money for 2 years is Rs. 20. What is the sum?

Statement 1: Rate of interest is 5%.
Statement 2: Simple interest for one year is Rs. 400.