70^th BPSC Mains

Day 17: Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below:

Points obtained by five Boxers in six different rounds

(a) Find the difference between the points obtained by A and E together in Round V and Round III respectively. (6 marks)

(b) Find the sum of average points obtained by C and D in all the six Rounds. (8 marks)

(c) What is the percentage of the points obtained by E with respect to B in Round VI. (8 marks)

(d) Find the difference of average points obtained in all six rounds by A & B together and D & E together respectively. (8 marks)

(e) What is the average of the total points obtained in Round VI by all the Boxers? (6 marks)

Day 17: Study the following pie charts, which show the expenditure on various heads by two different states A and B. Answer the following questions.

Day 16: Study the following Pie Chart of population belonging to different states of the year 2020. Also, a table is given showing the ratio of people living in Rural and Urban Areas and the ratio of population Sex (male – female) in different states of India. Read these carefully and answer the following given questions. (50 Marks)

(a) What will be the percentage of Population living in Rural areas of Uttar Pradesh (UP), Delhi, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu (TN) taken together of the total population?

(b) Find the ratio of the number of males in Bihar and MP.

(c) Find the percentage of people living in Urban areas in Delhi, TN, and rural areas in UP taken together.

(d) Find the total number of females in UP And MP.

(e) Find the sum of male population from Rajasthan, female population from TN and people living in Urban areas from Delhi.

Day 16: Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below: (50 Marks)

Following are the prices (in Rs) of the Products needed for manufacturing a car in six different countries.

(a) What will be the average price of tyres in all six countries?

(b) Find the percentage increase or decrease of engine prices from the USA and UK to Gear Box prices from India and China.

(c) Which country has the highest and lowest cost for manufacturing a car?

(d) Which country has the minimum price of tyres, the maximum price of gearbox, the minimum price of iron body, the maximum price of engine, and the maximum price of accessories?

(e) What will be the difference between the prices of engines in all six countries and the price of accessories in all six countries?

Day 15: Study the following pie-chart carefully and answer the question given below: (50 Marks)

Day 15: Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below: (50 Marks)

Following are the shares traded on NSE (National Stock Exchange), BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange), CSE (Calcutta Stock Exchange) and MSE (Mangalore Stock Exchange) in Rupees.

(a) Find the average of the high rates of shares in all four stock exchanges for Adani Port.

(b) Name the companies with the maximum and minimum average value of low-rate shares on all stock exchanges.

(c) Find the ratio of the average of the sum of high and low rates of shares in Coal India to the average of the high rates of shares in Mangalore Stock Exchange (MSE).

(d) Which stock exchange has the greatest difference between Bharti Airtel’s high and low share rates?

(e) Find the ratio of Dabur India’s sum of high and low share from BSE and NSE to the TATA Steel’s sum of high and low share from CSE and MSE.

Day 14: Study the following line graph which gives the income of three CEOs A, B and C of three different companies from 2017 to 2022 and answer the questions that follows: (50 Marks)

Day 14: The following pie chart shows the distribution of medals to the athletes in the Asian Games held in 2020 in various sport events.

The Medals given for the Shotput event are 15. Study the pie chart and answer the questions given below: (50 Marks)

Distribution of medals in various sport events in Asian Games 2020

Day 13: Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below:

Students obtained minimum and average marks in four different subjects during 2017-2022.The maximum marks in each subject are 100.

(a) Find the overall average marks of all the four subjects in 2020?

(b) In which year are the overall average marks of four different subjects at their maximum and minimum?

(c) What is the percentage increase or decrease in average Maths marks for every two years from 2017 to 2022?

(d) In which two years did the minimum marks in English increase the most?

(e) During which year was the difference between the average and minimum marks in Hindi the greatest?

Day 13:  Study the data given in the following bar charts which shows imports and exports (in millions kg) of various commodities by one country and answer the questions below: (50 Marks)

Day 11: What is the significance of the PM e-Drive Scheme in promoting sustainable transportation? Examine the role of electric mobility in reducing India’s carbon footprint and enhancing energy security.

Day 11: Write short note on:

(a) What are the key objectives of UNFCCC COP29? Discuss its significance in global climate negotiations and India's role in ensuring equitable climate action.

(b) How can the One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) scheme revolutionize academic and research accessibility in India? Examine its potential benefits and implementation challenges.

Day 10: Evaluate the impact of the PM GatiShakti National Master Plan on India’s logistics, industrial corridors, and multimodal connectivity. How can it accelerate economic growth and infrastructure development?

Day 10: How can digitization of land records enhance land governance, transparency, and ease of doing business in India? Analyze the challenges and suggest reforms for effective implementation.

Day 9: Write short notes on the following:

(a) Discuss the role of digital infrastructure in Bihar’s socio-economic development.

(b) Discuss Bihar’s policies to promote renewable energy and ensure energy security.

Day 9: Discuss the significance of the Quad in shaping India’s foreign policy priorities and its response to regional security challenges in the Indo-Pacific. (38 Marks)

Day 8: What could be the potential positive and negative impacts of introducing a Uniform Civil Code in India? Explain. (38 Marks)

Day 8: Discuss the key parameters of the Global Hunger Index (GHI) and evaluate India's performance in these areas over recent years. (38 Marks)

Day 7: How do the objectives and significance of Chandrayaan-3 reflect India's space ambitions and global aspirations? (38 Marks)

Day 7: Analyze the changing contours of India-US relations, emphasizing major areas of collaboration and existing challenges. What measures can both nations take to resolve trade imbalances while deepening strategic partnerships? (38 Marks)