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Many countries including Australia, England, Canada, India, New Zealand, Scotland, Nigeria, Wales and Others participated in one or more sporting events held at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. In each sporting event at least three countries participated. At the end of each sporting event, the country finishing at the first, the second and the third positions were awarded a gold, a silver and a bronze medal respectively. The table given below shows the percentage of total number of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals that were bagged by each of the countries.

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Many countries including Australia, England, Canada, India, New Zealand, Scotland, Nigeria, Wales and Others participated in one or more sporting events held at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. In each sporting event at least three countries participated. At the end of each sporting event, the country finishing at the first, the second and the third positions were awarded a gold, a silver and a bronze medal respectively. The table given below shows the percentage of total number of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals that were bagged by each of the countries.

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Many countries including Australia, England, Canada, India, New Zealand, Scotland, Nigeria, Wales and Others participated in one or more sporting events held at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. In each sporting event at least three countries participated. At the end of each sporting event, the country finishing at the first, the second and the third positions were awarded a gold, a silver and a bronze medal respectively. The table given below shows the percentage of total number of Gold, Silver and Bronze medals that were bagged by each of the countries.

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The table given below shows data about Chips and Electric Vehicle Batteries (EVBs) manufactured by ABC Company Limited in 8 months from January to August. Some of the Chips and EVBs manufactured in a particular month were consumed domestically and the remaining was exported in the same month. The 2nd column of the table provides the total number of Chips and EVBs manufactured by the company in each of the given 8 months. Similarly, the 3rd column shows the number of Chips consumed domestically; and the 4th column shows number of EVBs exported as a percentage of number of EBVs consumed domestically.

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The table given below shows data about Chips and Electric Vehicle Batteries (EVBs) manufactured by ABC Company Limited in 8 months from January to August. Some of the Chips and EVBs manufactured in a particular month were consumed domestically and the remaining was exported in the same month. The 2nd column of the table provides the total number of Chips and EVBs manufactured by the company in each of the given 8 months. Similarly, the 3rd column shows the number of Chips consumed domestically; and the 4th column shows number of EVBs exported as a percentage of number of EBVs consumed domestically.

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The table given below shows data about Chips and Electric Vehicle Batteries (EVBs) manufactured by ABC Company Limited in 8 months from January to August. Some of the Chips and EVBs manufactured in a particular month were consumed domestically and the remaining was exported in the same month. The 2nd column of the table provides the total number of Chips and EVBs manufactured by the company in each of the given 8 months. Similarly, the 3rd column shows the number of Chips consumed domestically; and the 4th column shows number of EVBs exported as a percentage of number of EBVs consumed domestically.

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Mr. Mehta, an investor, had invested in 8 companies in 4 sectors – Consumer Services, Finance, Retail and Technology. The table given below shows the change in share prices of 8 companies disguised as A to H in no particular order. Mr. Mehta had bought shares in multiples of 10 on 1st November 2021 at the price mentioned in the table.

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Mr. Mehta, an investor, had invested in 8 companies in 4 sectors – Consumer Services, Finance, Retail and Technology. The table given below shows the change in share prices of 8 companies disguised as A to H in no particular order. Mr. Mehta had bought shares in multiples of 10 on 1st November 2021 at the price mentioned in the table.

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Seven contestants - Abhi, Barik, Chiku, Dhir, Elex, Falak and Garima - participated in a reality show. Each contestant was evaluated on a scale of 0 to 50 points by four referees:

(a) Three Judges, Karan, Leena and Mayank, each of whom could award a maximum of 10 points.

(b) The fourth referee was the “PEOPLE’S VOTING” which carried a maximum of 20 points.

All ratings were Whole numbers only.

A contestant is ELIGIBLE to move to the next round if he/she receives at least a 50% of the maximum points from at least three referees and 60% from at least two referees. All the ELIGIBLE candidates are ranked on the basis of total points scored and the top four ranks QUALIFIED for the next round of the show. The partial information about points given by the four referees and total points is given in the table below.

Some additional facts are as follows:

I. No two contestants had the same total points. The total points was greater than 30 and less than 42.

II. Each contestant received either 16 or 18 or 20 points from PEOPLE”S VOTING. Exactly three contestants received 18 points.

III. The only contestant who was INELIGIBLE to move to the next round had secured the third highest overall score among all the contestants.

IV. Chiku QUALIFIED for the next round of the show. Mayank awarded Chiku points, which was the median of all the points that he awarded to the seven contestants.

V. The total points of only two contestants were even numbers and the total points of Dhir were 4 more than that of Falak.

VI. No judge gave less than 4 points to any contestant.

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow:

Seven contestants - Abhi, Barik, Chiku, Dhir, Elex, Falak and Garima - participated in a reality show. Each contestant was evaluated on a scale of 0 to 50 points by four referees:

(a) Three Judges, Karan, Leena and Mayank, each of whom could award a maximum of 10 points.

(b) The fourth referee was the “PEOPLE’S VOTING” which carried a maximum of 20 points.

All ratings were Whole numbers only.

A contestant is ELIGIBLE to move to the next round if he/she receives at least a 50% of the maximum points from at least three referees and 60% from at least two referees. All the ELIGIBLE candidates are ranked on the basis of total points scored and the top four ranks QUALIFIED for the next round of the show. The partial information about points given by the four referees and total points is given in the table below.

Some additional facts are as follows:

I. No two contestants had the same total points. The total points was greater than 30 and less than 42.

II. Each contestant received either 16 or 18 or 20 points from PEOPLE”S VOTING. Exactly three contestants received 18 points.

III. The only contestant who was INELIGIBLE to move to the next round had secured the third highest overall score among all the contestants.

IV. Chiku QUALIFIED for the next round of the show. Mayank awarded Chiku points, which was the median of all the points that he awarded to the seven contestants.

V. The total points of only two contestants were even numbers and the total points of Dhir were 4 more than that of Falak.

VI. No judge gave less than 4 points to any contestant.