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  • ASEAN Integration Projects5
  • Bank Lending Targets5
  • Bicycle Sharing Data5
  • Book Fair Sales5
  • Book Fair Ticket Revenue5
  • Bus Routes and Occupancy5
  • Civic Survey Participation5
  • Community Clinic Visits5
  • Community Health Camps5
  • Community Radio Reach5
  • Conference Registration Data5
  • Cooperative Deposit Mobilisation5
  • Cooperative Loan Repayment5
  • Cooperative Produce Sales5
  • Cost, Output, and Data Interpretation5
  • Court Mediation Outcomes5
  • Cyclone Shelter Capacity5
  • Disaster Relief Kit Distribution5
  • District Education Budget5
  • Emergency Medical Supplies5
  • Export Order Completion5
  • Flood Relief Kit Distribution5
  • Food Distribution Centres5
  • Forest Patrol Coverage5
  • G20 Climate Grant Use5
  • Household Electricity Use5
  • Household Waste Segregation5
  • Independent Publisher Sales5
  • Irrigation Water Use5
  • Journal Access Uptake5
  • Language Dataset Allocation5
  • Legal Aid Case Disposal5
  • Legal Aid Clinic Cases5
  • Library Workshops5
  • Manuscript Digitisation Centres5
  • Metro Passenger Revenue5
  • Museum Ticket Data5
  • Naval Training Completion5
  • Online Course Completion5
  • Percentages, Ratios, and Averages5
  • Production and Defect Rates5
  • Rail Freight Delivery5
  • Rail Passenger Data5
  • Rainwater Harvesting Data5
  • Renewable Energy Output5
  • Research Grant Utilisation5
  • Reservoir Data and Percentages5
  • Sales, Costs, and Profit5
  • Scholarship Applications and Awards5
  • Scholarship Fund Allocation5
  • Scholarships and Averages5
  • Solar Installations5
  • Solar Plant Generation5
  • Sports Academy Training Hours5
  • Sports Facility Usage5
  • Sports Grant Utilisation5
  • Tax Helpdesk Resolution5
  • Training Programme Completion5
  • Voter Turnout and Percentages5
  • Warehouse Storage Use5
  • Wetland Restoration Budget5
  • Youth Sports Participation5
Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four wards recorded the following electoral data: Ward A: 8,000 registered voters, 75 percent turnout. Ward B: 6,000 registered voters, 80 percent turnout. Ward C: 10,000 registered voters, 60 percent turnout. Ward D: 5,000 registered voters, 70 percent turnout. Valid votes were 95 percent of votes cast in each ward. Assume all calculated values are whole numbers.

Question 24MediumVoter Turnout and Percentages

How many more votes were cast in Ward C than Ward D?

  1. A

    2,000

  2. B

    2,250

  3. C

    2,400

  4. D

    2,500

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 2,500

D is correct. Ward C cast 6,000 votes and Ward D cast 3,500, a difference of 2,500.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 25HardVoter Turnout and Percentages

If Ward C turnout rose from 60 percent to 72 percent, how many additional voters would cast votes?

  1. A

    1,000

  2. B

    1,200

  3. C

    1,400

  4. D

    2,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 1,200

B is correct. The rise is 12 percent of 10,000, which is 1,200.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

A factory produced reusable bottles on three lines: Line P: 1,200 bottles with a 5 percent defect rate. Line Q: 1,500 bottles with a 4 percent defect rate. Line R: 1,800 bottles with a 3 percent defect rate. Each non-defective bottle sold for Rs. 80. Defective bottles were recycled and generated no sales revenue.

Question 26EasyProduction and Defect Rates

How many bottles were produced in total?

  1. A

    4,200

  2. B

    4,350

  3. C

    4,400

  4. D

    4,500

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 4,500

D is correct: 1,200 + 1,500 + 1,800 = 4,500.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 27MediumProduction and Defect Rates

How many defective bottles did Line R produce?

  1. A

    45

  2. B

    48

  3. C

    54

  4. D

    60

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 54

C is correct. Three percent of 1,800 is 54.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 28MediumProduction and Defect Rates

How many non-defective bottles did Line P produce?

  1. A

    1,100

  2. B

    1,140

  3. C

    1,150

  4. D

    1,160

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 1,140

B is correct. Five percent of 1,200 is 60, leaving 1,140.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 29HardProduction and Defect Rates

What sales revenue did Line Q generate?

  1. A

    Rs. 1,15,200

  2. B

    Rs. 1,12,000

  3. C

    Rs. 1,18,400

  4. D

    Rs. 1,20,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. Rs. 1,15,200

A is correct. Line Q had 1,440 good bottles and revenue of 1,440 x Rs. 80 = Rs. 1,15,200.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 30HardProduction and Defect Rates

What was the overall defect rate across all three lines?

  1. A

    3.2 percent

  2. B

    3.5 percent

  3. C

    4 percent

  4. D

    About 3.87 percent

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. About 3.87 percent

D is correct. Defects totalled 60 + 60 + 54 = 174. The rate was 174/4,500 x 100, about 3.87 percent.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 3, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four bus routes recorded the following morning data: Route A: 12 trips, capacity 50 passengers per trip, 80 percent occupancy. Route B: 10 trips, capacity 60 passengers per trip, 75 percent occupancy. Route C: 15 trips, capacity 40 passengers per trip, 90 percent occupancy. Route D: 8 trips, capacity 75 passengers per trip, 70 percent occupancy. Assume occupancy was uniform across trips on each route.

Question 31EasyBus Routes and Occupancy

How many passengers travelled on Route A?

  1. A

    420

  2. B

    480

  3. C

    500

  4. D

    540

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 480

B is correct: 12 x 50 x 80 percent = 480.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 32MediumBus Routes and Occupancy

Which route carried the most passengers?

  1. A

    Route A

  2. B

    Route B

  3. C

    Route D

  4. D

    Route C

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Route C

D is correct. Route C carried 540 passengers, compared with 480, 450, and 420 on the other routes.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 33EasyBus Routes and Occupancy

How many passengers travelled across all four routes?

  1. A

    1,890

  2. B

    1,850

  3. C

    1,860

  4. D

    1,920

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 1,890

A is correct: Route totals were 480, 450, 540, and 420, summing to 1,890.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 34MediumBus Routes and Occupancy

What was the ratio of passengers on Route B to Route C?

  1. A

    6:5

  2. B

    4:5

  3. C

    5:6

  4. D

    3:4

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 5:6

C is correct because 450:540 simplifies to 5:6.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 35HardBus Routes and Occupancy

If Route D operated two additional trips at the same occupancy, how many additional passengers would it carry?

  1. A

    90

  2. B

    105

  3. C

    120

  4. D

    150

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 105

B is correct: 2 x 75 x 70 percent = 105.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

A foundation awarded scholarships in three categories: Category P: 40 students received Rs. 15,000 each. Category Q: 30 students received Rs. 20,000 each. Category R: 50 students received Rs. 12,000 each. Administrative expense equalled 5 percent of the total scholarship amount.

Question 36EasyScholarships and Averages

What was the total scholarship amount?

  1. A

    Rs. 16,00,000

  2. B

    Rs. 17,00,000

  3. C

    Rs. 17,50,000

  4. D

    Rs. 18,00,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Rs. 18,00,000

D is correct: each category distributed Rs. 6,00,000, totalling Rs. 18,00,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 37MediumScholarships and Averages

What was the administrative expense?

  1. A

    Rs. 80,000

  2. B

    Rs. 85,000

  3. C

    Rs. 90,000

  4. D

    Rs. 95,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. Rs. 90,000

C is correct. Five percent of Rs. 18,00,000 is Rs. 90,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 38MediumScholarships and Averages

What was the average scholarship per student?

  1. A

    Rs. 12,000

  2. B

    Rs. 15,000

  3. C

    Rs. 16,000

  4. D

    Rs. 18,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. Rs. 15,000

B is correct. Rs. 18,00,000 divided by 120 students is Rs. 15,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 39MediumScholarships and Averages

What was the ratio of students in Category Q to Category R?

  1. A

    3:5

  2. B

    5:3

  3. C

    2:3

  4. D

    3:4

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 3:5

A is correct because 30:50 simplifies to 3:5.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 40HardScholarships and Averages

If Category R scholarships increased from Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 13,800, what would be the percentage increase per student?

  1. A

    10 percent

  2. B

    12 percent

  3. C

    14 percent

  4. D

    15 percent

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 15 percent

D is correct. The increase is Rs. 1,800, which is 15 percent of Rs. 12,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 4, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four community clinics recorded their monthly visits and the percentage made by new patients: Clinic A: 800 visits, 25 percent new patients. Clinic B: 600 visits, 30 percent new patients. Clinic C: 1,000 visits, 20 percent new patients. Clinic D: 750 visits, 40 percent new patients. Assume each visit was made by a different patient for this caselet.

Question 41EasyCommunity Clinic Visits

How many new patients visited Clinic B?

  1. A

    150

  2. B

    180

  3. C

    200

  4. D

    220

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 180

B is correct: 30 percent of 600 is 180.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 42MediumCommunity Clinic Visits

Which clinic recorded the greatest number of new patients?

  1. A

    Clinic A

  2. B

    Clinic B

  3. C

    Clinic C

  4. D

    Clinic D

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Clinic D

D is correct. The new-patient counts were 200, 180, 200, and 300.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 43EasyCommunity Clinic Visits

What was the total number of visits across all four clinics?

  1. A

    3,150

  2. B

    3,050

  3. C

    3,250

  4. D

    3,350

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 3,150

A is correct: 800 + 600 + 1,000 + 750 = 3,150.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 44MediumCommunity Clinic Visits

What was the ratio of existing patients to new patients at Clinic C?

  1. A

    1:4

  2. B

    3:1

  3. C

    4:1

  4. D

    5:1

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 4:1

C is correct. Clinic C had 800 existing and 200 new patients, giving 4:1.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 45HardCommunity Clinic Visits

If Clinic D's number of new patients fell by 25 percent, what would the new figure be?

  1. A

    200

  2. B

    225

  3. C

    240

  4. D

    250

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 225

B is correct. Clinic D had 300 new patients, and 75 percent of 300 is 225.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four stalls at a book fair reported the following sales: Stall P: 240 books at an average price of Rs. 250. Stall Q: 180 books at an average price of Rs. 300. Stall R: 300 books at an average price of Rs. 200. Stall S: 150 books at an average price of Rs. 400. Revenue equals the number of books sold multiplied by the average price.

Question 46MediumBook Fair Sales

What was the combined revenue of all four stalls?

  1. A

    Rs. 2,14,000

  2. B

    Rs. 2,20,000

  3. C

    Rs. 2,28,000

  4. D

    Rs. 2,34,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Rs. 2,34,000

D is correct. Revenues of Rs. 60,000, Rs. 54,000, Rs. 60,000, and Rs. 60,000 total Rs. 2,34,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 47EasyBook Fair Sales

How much more revenue did Stall R earn than Stall Q?

  1. A

    Rs. 4,000

  2. B

    Rs. 5,000

  3. C

    Rs. 6,000

  4. D

    Rs. 8,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. Rs. 6,000

C is correct: Rs. 60,000 minus Rs. 54,000 equals Rs. 6,000.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 5, prepared in the official passage-based format.

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