UGC NET Cumulative DI Previous Year Questions
JRFSmart holds 5 previous-year questions on Cumulative DI from UGC NET Paper 1 (Teaching and Research Aptitude), filed under Unit 7: Data Interpretation, drawn from 1 of the 87 exam papers in the bank (2025). Each question can be practised with a full explanation and shows how often NTA has returned to the same idea.
What is asked in Cumulative DI
The questions in this topic fall under these subtopics, ordered by how many previous-year questions each has.
| Subtopic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Average of two bands | 1 |
| Difference of two bands | 1 |
| Percentage less than | 1 |
| Sum of two bands | 1 |
| Ratio of two bands | 1 |
NTA repeat analysis
Cumulative DI appears in 1 of 87 papers (1%), which JRFSmart rates as low frequency.
Sample previous-year questions
What is the average of the number of students who scored 50 or more than 50 marks but less than 60 marks in Punjabi and the number of students who scored 50 or more than 50 marks but less than 60 marks in Hindi ?
What is the difference between the number of students who scored 70 or more than 70 marks but less than 80 marks in Punjabi and the number of students who scored 40 or more than 40 marks but less than 50 marks in Hindi ?
The number of students who scored 80 and above marks in Hindi is _______ % less than the number of students who scored 60 or more than 60 marks but less than 70 marks in Punjabi.
What is the sum of the number of students who scored 70 or more than 70 but less than 80 marks in Hindi and the number of students who scored 80 or more than 80 marks in Punjabi ?
What is the ratio of the number of students who scored 50 or more than 50 marks but less than 60 marks in Hindi to the number of students who scored 40 or more than 40 marks but less than 50 marks in Punjabi ?
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