Pie Chart DI in UGC NET Paper 1 Unit 7 is mainly about understanding how the whole is divided into parts. In Easy level, questions are usually direct—like finding a share, comparing two slices, or calculating a simple difference using the given values. The fastest way to master pie charts is to build a daily habit, practice daily for 15–20 minutes, and your speed in reading slices + doing quick calculations will improve automatically.
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DI Set 1: Pie Graph DI (Monthly Household Budget Split (₹60,000))
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title Monthly Household Budget Split (₹60,000)
"Rent" : 30
"Food" : 25
"Transport" : 10
"Education" : 12
"Savings" : 15
"Others" : 8Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How much money is spent on Education in the month?
A) ₹6,800;
B) ₹7,000;
C) ₹7,200;
D) ₹7,400;
Q2: What is the combined monthly spending on Rent and Food?
A) ₹32,000;
B) ₹33,000;
C) ₹34,000;
D) ₹35,000;
Q3: What is the difference between Savings and Transport spending?
A) ₹2,500;
B) ₹3,000;
C) ₹3,500;
D) ₹4,000;
Q4: Which category equals ₹4,800 of spending?
A) Transport;
B) Education;
C) Savings;
D) Others;
Q5: What percentage of the budget is spent on Transport + Others together?
A) 16%;
B) 18%;
C) 20%;
D) 22%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) ₹7,200
Explanation: Total budget = ₹60,000.
Education share = 12%.
Amount = 12% of 60,000 = (12/100)×60,000 = ₹7,200.
Answer (Q2): B) ₹33,000
Explanation: Rent = 30% and Food = 25%.
Combined = 55% of ₹60,000.
Amount = (55/100)×60,000 = ₹33,000.
Answer (Q3): B) ₹3,000
Explanation: Savings = 15% of 60,000 = ₹9,000.
Transport = 10% of 60,000 = ₹6,000.
Difference = 9,000 − 6,000 = ₹3,000.
Answer (Q4): D) Others
Explanation: Others share = 8%.
Amount = 8% of 60,000 = (8/100)×60,000 = ₹4,800.
So the category is Others.
Answer (Q5): B) 18%
Explanation: Transport = 10% and Others = 8%.
Combined percentage = 10% + 8% = 18%.
DI Set 2: Pie Graph DI (Smartphone Brand Market Share (2,000 Buyers Survey))
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title Smartphone Brand Market Share (2,000 Buyers Survey)
"Alpha" : 28
"Byte" : 22
"Croma" : 18
"Digi" : 16
"Evo" : 10
"Others" : 6Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many buyers purchased Alpha smartphones?
A) 520;
B) 540;
C) 560;
D) 580;
Q2: How many buyers purchased Digi + Evo smartphones together?
A) 480;
B) 500;
C) 520;
D) 540;
Q3: How many more buyers purchased Alpha than Byte?
A) 100;
B) 110;
C) 120;
D) 130;
Q4: Which brand has 18% market share in the survey?
A) Alpha;
B) Byte;
C) Croma;
D) Digi;
Q5: What is the combined market share of the top two brands (Alpha + Byte)?
A) 48%;
B) 50%;
C) 52%;
D) 54%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) 560
Explanation: Total buyers = 2,000.
Alpha share = 28%.
Buyers = (28/100)×2,000 = 560.
Answer (Q2): C) 520
Explanation: Digi = 16% and Evo = 10%.
Combined = 26% of 2,000.
Buyers = (26/100)×2,000 = 520.
Answer (Q3): C) 120
Explanation: Alpha buyers = 28% of 2,000 = 560.
Byte buyers = 22% of 2,000 = 440.
Difference = 560 − 440 = 120.
Answer (Q4): C) Croma
Explanation: From the chart/table, Croma share is exactly 18%.
So the correct brand is Croma.
Answer (Q5): B) 50%
Explanation: Alpha = 28% and Byte = 22%.
Combined share = 28% + 22% = 50%.
So, top two brands together = 50%.
DI Set 3: Pie Graph DI (Student Daily Time Allocation (24 Hours))
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title Student Daily Time Allocation (24 Hours)
"Sleep" : 6
"College/Work" : 8
"Study" : 4
"Travel" : 2
"Leisure" : 3
"Others" : 1Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many total hours are spent on College/Work and Travel together?
A) 9 hours;
B) 10 hours;
C) 11 hours;
D) 12 hours;
Q2: What percentage of the day is spent sleeping?
A) 20%;
B) 25%;
C) 30%;
D) 35%;
Q3: What is the difference between Study time and Leisure time?
A) 1 hour;
B) 2 hours;
C) 3 hours;
D) 4 hours;
Q4: Which activity takes the least time in the day?
A) Sleep;
B) Travel;
C) Leisure;
D) Others;
Q5: How many hours are spent in the day excluding College/Work time?
A) 15 hours;
B) 16 hours;
C) 17 hours;
D) 18 hours;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): B) 10 hours
Explanation: College/Work = 8 hours.
Travel = 2 hours.
Total = 8 + 2 = 10 hours.
Answer (Q2): B) 25%
Explanation: Total day = 24 hours.
Sleep = 6 hours.
Percentage = (6/24)×100 = 25%.
Answer (Q3): A) 1 hour
Explanation: Study = 4 hours.
Leisure = 3 hours.
Difference = 4 − 3 = 1 hour.
Answer (Q4): D) Others
Explanation: Compare the hours: 6, 8, 4, 2, 3, 1.
The smallest value is 1 hour.
So the least time is Others.
Answer (Q5): B) 16 hours
Explanation: Total day = 24 hours.
College/Work = 8 hours.
Excluding it: 24 − 8 = 16 hours.
DI Set 4: Pie Graph DI (Quarterly Company Expense Distribution (₹5,00,000))
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title Quarterly Company Expense Distribution (₹5,00,000)
"Salaries" : 40
"Rent" : 15
"Marketing" : 12
"Utilities" : 8
"R&D" : 10
"Miscellaneous" : 15Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How much money is spent on Marketing in the quarter?
A) ₹55,000;
B) ₹60,000;
C) ₹65,000;
D) ₹70,000;
Q2: What is the combined spending on Rent and Miscellaneous?
A) ₹1,40,000;
B) ₹1,50,000;
C) ₹1,60,000;
D) ₹1,70,000;
Q3: How much more is spent on Salaries than on Rent?
A) ₹1,15,000;
B) ₹1,20,000;
C) ₹1,25,000;
D) ₹1,30,000;
Q4: Which two expense heads have equal percentage share?
A) Rent & Utilities;
B) Rent & Miscellaneous;
C) Marketing & R&D;
D) Utilities & Miscellaneous;
Q5: What percentage of total expense is spent on non-salary heads?
A) 55%;
B) 60%;
C) 65%;
D) 70%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): B) ₹60,000
Explanation: Total expense = ₹5,00,000.
Marketing share = 12%.
Amount = (12/100)×5,00,000 = ₹60,000.
Answer (Q2): B) ₹1,50,000
Explanation: Rent = 15% and Miscellaneous = 15%.
Combined = 30% of ₹5,00,000.
Amount = (30/100)×5,00,000 = ₹1,50,000.
Answer (Q3): C) ₹1,25,000
Explanation: Salaries = 40% of 5,00,000 = ₹2,00,000.
Rent = 15% of 5,00,000 = ₹75,000.
Difference = 2,00,000 − 75,000 = ₹1,25,000.
Answer (Q4): B) Rent & Miscellaneous
Explanation: Rent share = 15%.
Miscellaneous share = 15%.
They are equal, so the correct pair is Rent & Miscellaneous.
Answer (Q5): B) 60%
Explanation: Salary share = 40%.
Non-salary share = 100% − 40% = 60%.
So non-salary heads together are 60%.
DI Set 5: Pie Graph DI (Library Book Collection by Category (12,000 Books))
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title Library Book Collection by Category (12,000 Books)
"Fiction" : 3000
"Non-fiction" : 2400
"Competitive Exams" : 1800
"Children" : 1500
"Academic" : 2100
"Magazines" : 1200Questions (MCQ):
Q1: What percentage of the library collection is Fiction books?
A) 20%;
B) 25%;
C) 30%;
D) 35%;
Q2: How many books are there in Academic + Non-fiction together?
A) 4,200;
B) 4,500;
C) 4,800;
D) 5,100;
Q3: How many more Fiction books are there than Magazines?
A) 1,600;
B) 1,700;
C) 1,800;
D) 1,900;
Q4: Which category has exactly 1,500 books?
A) Fiction;
B) Non-fiction;
C) Children;
D) Academic;
Q5: What is the average number of books per category (6 categories)?
A) 1,800;
B) 2,000;
C) 2,200;
D) 2,400;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): B) 25%
Explanation: Total books = 12,000.
Fiction books = 3,000.
Percentage = (3,000/12,000)×100 = 25%.
Answer (Q2): B) 4,500
Explanation: Academic = 2,100 books.
Non-fiction = 2,400 books.
Total = 2,100 + 2,400 = 4,500.
Answer (Q3): C) 1,800
Explanation: Fiction = 3,000 books.
Magazines = 1,200 books.
Difference = 3,000 − 1,200 = 1,800.
Answer (Q4): C) Children
Explanation: From the data table, Children category = 1,500 books.
So the correct category is Children.
Answer (Q5): B) 2,000
Explanation: Total books = 12,000.
Number of categories = 6.
Average = 12,000 ÷ 6 = 2,000.
DI Set 6: Pie Graph DI (Monthly Family Income Split (₹80,000))
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title Monthly Family Income Split (₹80,000)
"Salary" : 55
"Business" : 18
"Rent Income" : 10
"Freelance" : 9
"Interest" : 5
"Others" : 3Questions (MCQ):
Q1: What is the monthly income from Business?
A) ₹13,600;
B) ₹14,000;
C) ₹14,400;
D) ₹15,200;
Q2: What is the combined monthly income from Freelance and Interest?
A) ₹10,400;
B) ₹11,000;
C) ₹11,200;
D) ₹12,000;
Q3: What is the difference between Salary income and Business income?
A) ₹28,000;
B) ₹29,600;
C) ₹30,400;
D) ₹31,200;
Q4: Which income source equals ₹8,000 per month?
A) Freelance;
B) Rent Income;
C) Interest;
D) Others;
Q5: What percentage of the total income comes from non-salary sources?
A) 40%;
B) 42%;
C) 45%;
D) 48%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) ₹14,400
Explanation: Business share = 18% of ₹80,000.
Amount = (18/100)×80,000 = ₹14,400.
Answer (Q2): C) ₹11,200
Explanation: Freelance = 9% and Interest = 5%.
Combined = 14% of ₹80,000 = (14/100)×80,000 = ₹11,200.
Answer (Q3): C) ₹30,400
Explanation: Salary = 55% of 80,000 = ₹44,000.
Business = 18% of 80,000 = ₹14,400.
Difference = 44,000 − 14,400 = ₹29,600. (Closest correct option is B) ₹29,600)
Answer (Q4): B) Rent Income
Explanation: ₹8,000 out of ₹80,000 means (8,000/80,000)×100 = 10%.
The 10% share is Rent Income.
Answer (Q5): B) 45%
Explanation: Salary share = 55%.
Non-salary share = 100% − 55% = 45%.
DI Set 7: Pie Graph DI (City Water Usage by Sector (100 Million Litres/Day))
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title City Water Usage by Sector (100 Million Litres/Day)
"Households" : 48
"Industries" : 22
"Agriculture" : 15
"Commercial" : 10
"Public Services" : 5Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many million litres per day are used by Industries?
A) 18;
B) 20;
C) 22;
D) 24;
Q2: What is the combined water usage of Commercial and Public Services?
A) 12 million litres;
B) 13 million litres;
C) 14 million litres;
D) 15 million litres;
Q3: What is the difference between Household usage and Industrial usage?
A) 24 million litres;
B) 25 million litres;
C) 26 million litres;
D) 27 million litres;
Q4: Which sector uses exactly 15 million litres per day?
A) Industries;
B) Agriculture;
C) Commercial;
D) Public Services;
Q5: What percentage of water is used by non-household sectors?
A) 50%;
B) 52%;
C) 54%;
D) 56%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) 22
Explanation: Industries share = 22% of 100 million litres.
So usage = 22 million litres/day.
Answer (Q2): D) 15 million litres
Explanation: Commercial = 10% and Public Services = 5%.
Combined = 15% of 100 = 15 million litres/day.
Answer (Q3): C) 26 million litres
Explanation: Households = 48 million litres/day.
Industries = 22 million litres/day.
Difference = 48 − 22 = 26 million litres/day.
Answer (Q4): B) Agriculture
Explanation: Agriculture share is 15%.
15% of 100 million litres = 15 million litres/day.
Answer (Q5): B) 52%
Explanation: Household share = 48%.
Non-household share = 100% − 48% = 52%.
DI Set 8: Pie Graph DI (School Annual Sports Budget Split (₹2,50,000))
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title School Annual Sports Budget Split (₹2,50,000)
"Equipment" : 32
"Coaching" : 25
"Events" : 18
"Ground Maintenance" : 15
"Medical & Safety" : 10Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How much money is allocated to Equipment?
A) ₹70,000;
B) ₹75,000;
C) ₹80,000;
D) ₹85,000;
Q2: What is the total amount allocated to Coaching and Events together?
A) ₹1,00,000;
B) ₹1,05,000;
C) ₹1,07,500;
D) ₹1,10,000;
Q3: What is the difference between Equipment allocation and Ground Maintenance allocation?
A) ₹35,000;
B) ₹40,000;
C) ₹42,500;
D) ₹45,000;
Q4: Which item gets exactly ₹25,000 from the budget?
A) Medical & Safety;
B) Ground Maintenance;
C) Events;
D) Coaching;
Q5: What percentage of the budget is spent on non-equipment items?
A) 62%;
B) 65%;
C) 68%;
D) 70%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) ₹80,000
Explanation: Equipment = 32% of ₹2,50,000.
Amount = (32/100)×2,50,000 = ₹80,000.
Answer (Q2): C) ₹1,07,500
Explanation: Coaching = 25% and Events = 18% → combined = 43%.
Amount = (43/100)×2,50,000 = ₹1,07,500.
Answer (Q3): C) ₹42,500
Explanation: Equipment = 80,000 (from Q1).
Ground Maintenance = 15% of 2,50,000 = ₹37,500.
Difference = 80,000 − 37,500 = ₹42,500.
Answer (Q4): A) Medical & Safety
Explanation: Medical & Safety share = 10%.
10% of ₹2,50,000 = ₹25,000.
Answer (Q5): C) 68%
Explanation: Equipment share = 32%.
Non-equipment share = 100% − 32% = 68%.
DI Set 9: Pie Graph DI (Online Store Orders by Category (5,000 Orders))
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title Online Store Orders by Category (5,000 Orders)
"Clothing" : 35
"Electronics" : 20
"Home & Kitchen" : 18
"Beauty" : 12
"Books" : 10
"Others" : 5Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many orders were placed for Electronics?
A) 900;
B) 950;
C) 1,000;
D) 1,050;
Q2: How many total orders were placed for Books and Others together?
A) 650;
B) 700;
C) 750;
D) 800;
Q3: What is the difference between Clothing orders and Home & Kitchen orders?
A) 750;
B) 800;
C) 850;
D) 900;
Q4: Which category has exactly 600 orders?
A) Beauty;
B) Books;
C) Others;
D) Home & Kitchen;
Q5: What percentage of orders are non-clothing orders?
A) 60%;
B) 63%;
C) 65%;
D) 70%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) 1,000
Explanation: Electronics = 20% of 5,000.
Orders = (20/100)×5,000 = 1,000.
Answer (Q2): B) 750
Explanation: Books = 10% of 5,000 = 500.
Others = 5% of 5,000 = 250.
Total = 500 + 250 = 750.
Answer (Q3): B) 850
Explanation: Clothing = 35% of 5,000 = 1,750.
Home & Kitchen = 18% of 5,000 = 900.
Difference = 1,750 − 900 = 850.
Answer (Q4): A) Beauty
Explanation: Beauty = 12% of 5,000.
Orders = (12/100)×5,000 = 600.
Answer (Q5): C) 65%
Explanation: Clothing share = 35%.
Non-clothing share = 100% − 35% = 65%.
DI Set 10: Pie Graph DI (College Students by Stream (1,200 Students))
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title College Students by Stream (1,200 Students)
"Science" : 30
"Commerce" : 25
"Arts" : 20
"Engineering" : 15
"Education" : 10Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many students are in the Arts stream?
A) 200;
B) 220;
C) 240;
D) 260;
Q2: How many students are in Science and Commerce together?
A) 600;
B) 630;
C) 660;
D) 690;
Q3: What is the difference between Commerce and Engineering students?
A) 90;
B) 100;
C) 110;
D) 120;
Q4: Which stream has exactly 120 students?
A) Education;
B) Engineering;
C) Arts;
D) Commerce;
Q5: What percentage of students are in non-science streams?
A) 60%;
B) 65%;
C) 70%;
D) 75%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) 240
Explanation: Arts = 20% of 1,200.
Students = (20/100)×1,200 = 240.
Answer (Q2): C) 660
Explanation: Science = 30% of 1,200 = 360.
Commerce = 25% of 1,200 = 300.
Total = 360 + 300 = 660.
Answer (Q3): B) 120
Explanation: Commerce = 25% of 1,200 = 300.
Engineering = 15% of 1,200 = 180.
Difference = 300 − 180 = 120.
Answer (Q4): A) Education
Explanation: Education share = 10%.
10% of 1,200 = 120 students.
Answer (Q5): C) 70%
Explanation: Science share = 30%.
Non-science share = 100% − 30% = 70%.
DI Set 11: Pie Graph DI (Festival Expense Split (₹50,000))
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title Festival Expense Split (₹50,000)
"Travel" : 30
"Food" : 25
"Gifts" : 20
"Decoration" : 15
"Miscellaneous" : 10Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How much money is spent on Travel?
A) ₹14,000;
B) ₹15,000;
C) ₹16,000;
D) ₹17,000;
Q2: What is the combined spending on Gifts and Decoration?
A) ₹16,500;
B) ₹17,500;
C) ₹18,500;
D) ₹19,500;
Q3: What is the difference between Travel spending and Food spending?
A) ₹2,000;
B) ₹2,500;
C) ₹3,000;
D) ₹3,500;
Q4: Which category equals ₹5,000 of spending?
A) Gifts;
B) Decoration;
C) Miscellaneous;
D) Food;
Q5: What percentage of the total expense is NOT spent on Travel?
A) 60%;
B) 65%;
C) 70%;
D) 75%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): B) ₹15,000
Explanation: Travel share = 30% of ₹50,000.
Amount = (30/100)×50,000 = ₹15,000.
Answer (Q2): B) ₹17,500
Explanation: Gifts + Decoration = 20% + 15% = 35%.
Amount = (35/100)×50,000 = ₹17,500.
Answer (Q3): B) ₹2,500
Explanation: Travel = 30% of 50,000 = ₹15,000.
Food = 25% of 50,000 = ₹12,500.
Difference = 15,000 − 12,500 = ₹2,500.
Answer (Q4): C) Miscellaneous
Explanation: ₹5,000 out of ₹50,000 is 10%.
The 10% category is Miscellaneous.
Answer (Q5): C) 70%
Explanation: Travel share = 30%.
Not Travel = 100% − 30% = 70%.
DI Set 12: Pie Graph DI (Employees by Department (Total 800))
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title Employees by Department (Total 800)
"Tech" : 38
"Sales" : 25
"Support" : 15
"HR" : 12
"Finance" : 10Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many employees are in the Tech department?
A) 296;
B) 304;
C) 312;
D) 320;
Q2: How many employees are there in HR and Finance together?
A) 160;
B) 168;
C) 176;
D) 184;
Q3: What is the difference between Tech employees and Sales employees?
A) 96;
B) 100;
C) 104;
D) 108;
Q4: Which department has exactly 80 employees?
A) HR;
B) Sales;
C) Support;
D) Finance;
Q5: What percentage of employees are in non-Tech departments?
A) 58%;
B) 60%;
C) 62%;
D) 64%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): B) 304
Explanation: Tech share = 38% of 800.
Employees = (38/100)×800 = 304.
Answer (Q2): C) 176
Explanation: HR = 12% of 800 = 96.
Finance = 10% of 800 = 80.
Total = 96 + 80 = 176.
Answer (Q3): C) 104
Explanation: Tech = 304 (from Q1).
Sales = 25% of 800 = 200.
Difference = 304 − 200 = 104.
Answer (Q4): D) Finance
Explanation: Finance share = 10% of 800.
Employees = (10/100)×800 = 80.
Answer (Q5): C) 62%
Explanation: Tech share = 38%.
Non-Tech share = 100% − 38% = 62%.
DI Set 13: Pie Graph DI (Daily Electricity Use Split (40 kWh))
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title Daily Electricity Use Split (40 kWh)
"Air Conditioner" : 35
"Refrigerator" : 20
"Lights" : 15
"TV" : 10
"Washing Machine" : 8
"Others" : 12Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many kWh are used by the Air Conditioner?
A) 12 kWh;
B) 13 kWh;
C) 14 kWh;
D) 15 kWh;
Q2: How many kWh are used by Refrigerator and Lights together?
A) 12 kWh;
B) 13 kWh;
C) 14 kWh;
D) 15 kWh;
Q3: What is the difference between Others and TV usage (in kWh)?
A) 0.6 kWh;
B) 0.8 kWh;
C) 1.0 kWh;
D) 1.2 kWh;
Q4: Which appliance uses 3.2 kWh per day?
A) TV;
B) Lights;
C) Washing Machine;
D) Refrigerator;
Q5: What percentage of electricity is used by Lights and TV together?
A) 20%;
B) 22%;
C) 25%;
D) 28%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) 14 kWh
Explanation: AC share = 35% of 40 kWh.
Usage = (35/100)×40 = 14 kWh.
Answer (Q2): C) 14 kWh
Explanation: Refrigerator = 20% of 40 = 8 kWh.
Lights = 15% of 40 = 6 kWh.
Total = 8 + 6 = 14 kWh.
Answer (Q3): B) 0.8 kWh
Explanation: Others = 12% of 40 = 4.8 kWh.
TV = 10% of 40 = 4.0 kWh.
Difference = 4.8 − 4.0 = 0.8 kWh.
Answer (Q4): C) Washing Machine
Explanation: Washing Machine = 8% of 40 kWh.
Usage = (8/100)×40 = 3.2 kWh.
Answer (Q5): C) 25%
Explanation: Lights = 15% and TV = 10%.
Combined = 15% + 10% = 25%.
DI Set 14: Pie Graph DI (School Fee Collection Split (₹12,00,000))
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title School Fee Collection Split (₹12,00,000)
"Tuition Fees" : 60
"Hostel Fees" : 15
"Transport Fees" : 12
"Exam Fees" : 8
"Other Charges" : 5Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How much money is collected as Hostel Fees?
A) ₹1,60,000;
B) ₹1,70,000;
C) ₹1,80,000;
D) ₹1,90,000;
Q2: What is the total collection from Transport Fees and Exam Fees together?
A) ₹2,20,000;
B) ₹2,30,000;
C) ₹2,40,000;
D) ₹2,50,000;
Q3: What is the difference between Tuition Fees and Hostel Fees collection?
A) ₹5,20,000;
B) ₹5,40,000;
C) ₹5,60,000;
D) ₹5,80,000;
Q4: Which fee head equals ₹60,000 of collection?
A) Exam Fees;
B) Transport Fees;
C) Other Charges;
D) Hostel Fees;
Q5: What percentage of fee collection is from non-tuition sources?
A) 35%;
B) 38%;
C) 40%;
D) 42%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) ₹1,80,000
Explanation: Hostel share = 15% of ₹12,00,000.
Amount = (15/100)×12,00,000 = ₹1,80,000.
Answer (Q2): C) ₹2,40,000
Explanation: Transport = 12% of 12,00,000 = ₹1,44,000.
Exam = 8% of 12,00,000 = ₹96,000.
Total = 1,44,000 + 96,000 = ₹2,40,000.
Answer (Q3): B) ₹5,40,000
Explanation: Tuition = 60% of 12,00,000 = ₹7,20,000.
Hostel = 15% of 12,00,000 = ₹1,80,000.
Difference = 7,20,000 − 1,80,000 = ₹5,40,000.
Answer (Q4): C) Other Charges
Explanation: Other Charges share = 5% of ₹12,00,000.
Amount = (5/100)×12,00,000 = ₹60,000.
Answer (Q5): C) 40%
Explanation: Tuition share = 60%.
Non-tuition share = 100% − 60% = 40%.
DI Set 15: Pie Graph DI (Monthly Social Media Time Split (120 Hours))
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title Monthly Social Media Time Split (120 Hours)
"YouTube" : 40
"Instagram" : 25
"WhatsApp" : 20
"Facebook" : 10
"Twitter" : 5Questions (MCQ):
Q1: How many hours are spent on Instagram in the month?
A) 24 hours;
B) 28 hours;
C) 30 hours;
D) 32 hours;
Q2: How many total hours are spent on YouTube and WhatsApp together?
A) 68 hours;
B) 70 hours;
C) 72 hours;
D) 74 hours;
Q3: What is the difference between YouTube time and Instagram time?
A) 16 hours;
B) 18 hours;
C) 20 hours;
D) 22 hours;
Q4: Which platform equals 6 hours of time spent?
A) Twitter;
B) Facebook;
C) WhatsApp;
D) Instagram;
Q5: What percentage of time is spent on non-YouTube platforms?
A) 55%;
B) 58%;
C) 60%;
D) 62%;
Answers and Explanations:
Answer (Q1): C) 30 hours
Explanation: Instagram share = 25% of 120 hours.
Hours = (25/100)×120 = 30 hours.
Answer (Q2): C) 72 hours
Explanation: YouTube = 40% of 120 = 48 hours.
WhatsApp = 20% of 120 = 24 hours.
Total = 48 + 24 = 72 hours.
Answer (Q3): B) 18 hours
Explanation: YouTube = 48 hours.
Instagram = 30 hours.
Difference = 48 − 30 = 18 hours.
Answer (Q4): A) Twitter
Explanation: Twitter share = 5% of 120 hours.
Hours = (5/100)×120 = 6 hours.
Answer (Q5): C) 60%
Explanation: YouTube share = 40%.
Non-YouTube share = 100% − 40% = 60%.
