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  Data Interpretation Directions (1-4): Study the following information carefully and answer accordingly: In a group of 1440 persons, 1 6 like Coca-Cola only, 37.5% like Pepsi only and 510 like Miranda. 6.25% of them like all the three drinks while 6 do not like even one of the drinks. The number of persons who like both Miranda and Pepsi only is half the number of persons who like both Coca-Cola and Pepsi only. 1 8 like both Coca- Cola and Miranda only. 1. How many persons like Miranda only? 1) 174  2) 160  3) 168  4) Data inadequate  5) 152 2. What is the difference between the number of persons who like Coca-Cola and those who like Pepsi only? 1) 300  2) 118 3) 192 4) Data inadequate 5) 114 3. Find the percentage of number of persons who like more than one drink. 1) 27.5 2) 33.9 3) 33.75 4) Data inadequate 5) 29.5  4. In a class of 55 students 35 take tea, 27 take coffee and 12 take both. Find the number of students who take neither tea nor coffee. ...

 LOOKING FOR BEST CAT COURSE JOIN SKILLLENS FOR YOUR BRIGHT FUTURE: IIM Indore has introduced two major changes in CAT exam pattern. The exam will be conducted in three slots and the duration of CAT 2020 will be 120 minutes.  Candidates planning to appear in the exam, must familiarise themselves with the  CAT exam pattern  before they begin preparation. It will help them understand the structure of question paper and marking scheme. The CAT exam pattern, which prescribed by the IIMs includes questions in multiple choice questions (MCQ) and Type In  The Answer (TITA) format CAT Exam Pattern Highlights The CAT question paper is split between three sections Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR) Quantitative Aptitude (QA) Total number of questions is 100 and these are in both MCQ and non-MCQ format Time allotted is 120 minutes (2 hours) to answer these quest...

SKILLLENS Direction (1-5): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given. At first sight, it looks as though panchayati raj, the lower layer of federalism in our polity, is as firmly entrenched in our system as is the older and higher layer comprising the Union Government and the States. Like the democratic institutions at the higher level, those at the panchayati level, the panchayati raj institutions (PRIs), are written into and protected by the Constitution. All the essential features, which distinguish a unitary system from a federal one, are as much enshrined at the lower as at the upper level of our federal system. But look closely and you will discover a fatal flaw. The letter of the Constitution as well as the spirit of the present polity has exposed the intra-State level of our federal system to a dilemma of which the inter-State and Union-State layers are free. The flaw has many causes. But all of them are rooted in an historical anomaly, that while th...