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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 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 48EasyBook Fair Sales

What was the ratio of books sold by Stall Q to Stall R?

  1. A

    5:3

  2. B

    3:5

  3. C

    2:3

  4. D

    3:4

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 3:5

B is correct because 180:300 simplifies to 3:5.

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

Question 49MediumBook Fair Sales

Stall Q's revenue was what percent less than Stall P's revenue?

  1. A

    10 percent

  2. B

    8 percent

  3. C

    12 percent

  4. D

    15 percent

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 10 percent

A is correct. The difference of Rs. 6,000 is 10 percent of Stall P's Rs. 60,000.

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

Question 50HardBook Fair Sales

If Stall S sold 20 percent more books at the same average price, what additional revenue would it earn?

  1. A

    Rs. 8,000

  2. B

    Rs. 9,000

  3. C

    Rs. 10,000

  4. D

    Rs. 12,000

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Rs. 12,000

D is correct. Twenty percent of 150 is 30 books, and 30 x Rs. 400 = Rs. 12,000.

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

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

A district recorded rooftop solar installations in four zones: Zone A: 240 installations, average capacity 5 kW each. Zone B: 180 installations, average capacity 6 kW each. Zone C: 300 installations, average capacity 4 kW each. Zone D: 150 installations, average capacity 8 kW each. Total capacity equals installations multiplied by average capacity.

Question 51EasySolar Installations

What was the total installed capacity in Zone B?

  1. A

    960 kW

  2. B

    1,080 kW

  3. C

    1,120 kW

  4. D

    1,200 kW

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 1,080 kW

B is correct: 180 x 6 kW = 1,080 kW.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 52MediumSolar Installations

Which zones had equal total installed capacity?

  1. A

    A and B only

  2. B

    B and C only

  3. C

    C and D only

  4. D

    A, C, and D

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. A, C, and D

D is correct. Zones A, C, and D each had 1,200 kW.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 53EasySolar Installations

What was the combined capacity of all four zones?

  1. A

    4,680 kW

  2. B

    4,580 kW

  3. C

    4,780 kW

  4. D

    4,800 kW

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 4,680 kW

A is correct: 1,200 + 1,080 + 1,200 + 1,200 = 4,680 kW.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 54MediumSolar Installations

What was the ratio of installations in Zone B to Zone C?

  1. A

    5:3

  2. B

    2:3

  3. C

    3:5

  4. D

    3:4

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 3:5

C is correct because 180:300 simplifies to 3:5.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 55HardSolar Installations

If Zone B added 20 percent more installations at the same average capacity, how much additional capacity would be added?

  1. A

    180 kW

  2. B

    216 kW

  3. C

    240 kW

  4. D

    300 kW

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 216 kW

B is correct. Twenty percent of 180 is 36 installations, and 36 x 6 kW = 216 kW.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four training centres reported enrolment and completion rates: Centre P: 200 enrolled, 80 percent completed. Centre Q: 250 enrolled, 72 percent completed. Centre R: 300 enrolled, 70 percent completed. Centre S: 150 enrolled, 90 percent completed. Assume completion figures are whole persons.

Question 56MediumTraining Programme Completion

How many participants completed the programme across all centres?

  1. A

    655

  2. B

    665

  3. C

    675

  4. D

    685

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 685

D is correct. The completion figures were 160, 180, 210, and 135, totalling 685.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 57EasyTraining Programme Completion

How many more participants completed at Centre R than at Centre S?

  1. A

    65

  2. B

    70

  3. C

    75

  4. D

    80

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 75

C is correct: 210 minus 135 equals 75.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 58MediumTraining Programme Completion

What was the ratio of completers at Centre P to Centre Q?

  1. A

    9:8

  2. B

    8:9

  3. C

    4:5

  4. D

    5:6

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 8:9

B is correct because 160:180 simplifies to 8:9.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 59MediumTraining Programme Completion

What percentage of all 900 enrolled participants completed the programme?

  1. A

    Approximately 76.1 percent

  2. B

    Approximately 72.5 percent

  3. C

    Approximately 78.4 percent

  4. D

    Approximately 80.2 percent

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. Approximately 76.1 percent

A is correct because 685 divided by 900 is approximately 76.1 percent.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 60HardTraining Programme Completion

How many additional completers would Centre Q need to reach an 80 percent completion rate?

  1. A

    10

  2. B

    15

  3. C

    18

  4. D

    20

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 20

D is correct. Eighty percent of 250 is 200, which is 20 more than 180.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 6, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four wards reported household participation in waste segregation: Ward A: 500 households, 72 percent participating. Ward B: 400 households, 65 percent participating. Ward C: 600 households, 80 percent participating. Ward D: 300 households, 70 percent participating. Assume the reported percentages produce whole-household figures.

Question 61EasyHousehold Waste Segregation

How many households participated in Ward B?

  1. A

    240

  2. B

    260

  3. C

    280

  4. D

    300

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 260

B is correct: 65 percent of 400 is 260.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 62MediumHousehold Waste Segregation

Which ward had the greatest number of participating households?

  1. A

    Ward A

  2. B

    Ward B

  3. C

    Ward D

  4. D

    Ward C

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. Ward C

D is correct. Ward C had 480 participating households.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 63EasyHousehold Waste Segregation

How many households participated across all four wards?

  1. A

    1,310

  2. B

    1,280

  3. C

    1,330

  4. D

    1,350

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 1,310

A is correct: 360 + 260 + 480 + 210 = 1,310.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 64MediumHousehold Waste Segregation

What was the ratio of participating households in Ward A to Ward B?

  1. A

    13:18

  2. B

    9:7

  3. C

    18:13

  4. D

    7:5

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. 18:13

C is correct because 360:260 simplifies to 18:13.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 65HardHousehold Waste Segregation

How many additional Ward D households must participate to raise its rate from 70 percent to 85 percent?

  1. A

    30

  2. B

    45

  3. C

    50

  4. D

    60

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 45

B is correct. Fifteen percent of 300 is 45 households.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four libraries organised digital-skills workshops: Library P: 8 workshops, capacity 30 each, 75 percent attendance. Library Q: 10 workshops, capacity 25 each, 80 percent attendance. Library R: 6 workshops, capacity 40 each, 90 percent attendance. Library S: 12 workshops, capacity 20 each, 70 percent attendance. Assume attendance was uniform across workshops.

Question 66MediumLibrary Workshops

What was the combined attendance across all libraries?

  1. A

    724

  2. B

    744

  3. C

    754

  4. D

    764

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 764

D is correct. Attendances of 180, 200, 216, and 168 total 764.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 67EasyLibrary Workshops

Which library recorded the highest attendance?

  1. A

    Library P

  2. B

    Library Q

  3. C

    Library R

  4. D

    Library S

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: C. Library R

C is correct. Library R recorded 216 attendees.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 68MediumLibrary Workshops

What was the ratio of attendance at Library P to Library S?

  1. A

    14:15

  2. B

    15:14

  3. C

    8:7

  4. D

    9:8

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 15:14

B is correct because 180:168 simplifies to 15:14.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 69MediumLibrary Workshops

How many places remained unused across Library Q's workshops?

  1. A

    50

  2. B

    40

  3. C

    45

  4. D

    60

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: A. 50

A is correct. Total capacity was 250 and attendance was 200, leaving 50 places.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Question 70HardLibrary Workshops

If Library S attendance rose from 70 percent to 85 percent, how many additional attendees would it have?

  1. A

    24

  2. B

    30

  3. C

    32

  4. D

    36

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: D. 36

D is correct. Fifteen percent of the total capacity of 240 is 36.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 7, prepared in the official passage-based format.

Passage or principleOriginal data interpretation caselet

Four schools recorded rainwater collected and used during one month: School A: collected 48,000 litres and used 75 percent. School B: collected 36,000 litres and used 80 percent. School C: collected 60,000 litres and used 70 percent. School D: collected 40,000 litres and used 90 percent. Unused water remained in storage.

Question 71EasyRainwater Harvesting Data

How much water did School B use?

  1. A

    27,600 litres

  2. B

    28,800 litres

  3. C

    30,000 litres

  4. D

    32,400 litres

View answer and explanation

Correct answer: B. 28,800 litres

B is correct: 80 percent of 36,000 is 28,800 litres.

Source note: Original LexMentor CLAT UG Batch 8, prepared in the official passage-based format.

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