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Who among the following scored the maximum overall percentage?
 

Name

Marks (out of 100)

EnglishHindiMathsScienceIT
Simran7865897866
Sanjana8770958484
Payal9373657785
Bhumika7484888779
Neha8287848589
Jyoti6990938892

This question was previously asked in
SSC Selection Post 2024 Question Paper (26-Jun-2024) (Shift-4)
The correct answer is
Jyoti

Calculating Maximum Overall Percentage

This solution explains how to determine which student achieved the highest overall percentage based on their marks in different subjects. We will calculate the total marks for each student and then find their overall percentage.

Student Marks Data

Name English (out of 100) Hindi (out of 100) Maths (out of 100) Science (out of 100) IT (out of 100)
Simran 78 65 89 78 66
Sanjana 87 70 95 84 84
Payal 93 73 65 77 85
Bhumika 74 84 88 87 79
Neha 82 87 84 85 89
Jyoti 69 90 93 88 92

Step 1: Calculate Total Marks for Each Student

First, we need to sum the marks obtained by each student across all five subjects. Since each subject is marked out of 100, the total maximum possible marks for each student is $5 \times 100 = 500$.

The calculation for total marks involves adding the scores from each subject:

Total Marks = English + Hindi + Maths + Science + IT

Let's calculate the total marks for every student:

  • Simran: $78 + 65 + 89 + 78 + 66 = 376$ marks
  • Sanjana: $87 + 70 + 95 + 84 + 84 = 420$ marks
  • Payal: $93 + 73 + 65 + 77 + 85 = 393$ marks
  • Bhumika: $74 + 84 + 88 + 87 + 79 = 412$ marks
  • Neha: $82 + 87 + 84 + 85 + 89 = 427$ marks
  • Jyoti: $69 + 90 + 93 + 88 + 92 = 432$ marks

Step 2: Calculate Overall Percentage

After finding the total marks for each student, the next step is to calculate their overall percentage. This is done by dividing the student's total marks by the total possible marks (500) and multiplying by 100.

The formula used is:

Percentage = \frac{Total \, Marks}{Total \, Possible \, Marks} \times 100

Applying this formula to the total marks calculated earlier:

  • Simran: $\frac{376}{500} \times 100 = 75.2\%$
  • Sanjana: $\frac{420}{500} \times 100 = 84.0\%$
  • Payal: $\frac{393}{500} \times 100 = 78.6\%$
  • Bhumika: $\frac{412}{500} \times 100 = 82.4\%$
  • Neha: $\frac{427}{500} \times 100 = 85.4\%$
  • Jyoti: $\frac{432}{500} \times 100 = 86.4\%$

Step 3: Identify Maximum Overall Percentage

Finally, we compare the calculated overall percentages for all students to find out who scored the highest.

Name Total Marks (out of 500) Overall Percentage
Simran 376 75.2%
Sanjana 420 84.0%
Payal 393 78.6%
Bhumika 412 82.4%
Neha 427 85.4%
Jyoti 432 86.4%

Comparing the percentages:

  • Simran: 75.2%
  • Sanjana: 84.0%
  • Payal: 78.6%
  • Bhumika: 82.4%
  • Neha: 85.4%
  • Jyoti: 86.4%

The highest percentage among all students is 86.4%. This percentage was achieved by Jyoti.

Therefore, Jyoti scored the maximum overall percentage.

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