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| Answer:60. |
| Seeing the question, most of you thought "why is it so simple? There should be some twist." Isn't it? |
| Even in competitive exams 50% questions are like this, around 30% moderately complex and about 20 % complex ones. |
| Again, complexity is relative, which I might think complex might be easy for you and vice versa. |
| Now coming to this question, it doesn't require paper pencil. Let's see how to solve this. |
| Naveen and Praveen made 15% and 5% questions wrong respectively. |
| In other words, they made 85% and 95% questions correct. |
| So Praveen made 10% more questions correct, which is equal to 6 questions in count. |
| So total number of questions is 10 times 6, which is 60. |
| Winners:Rajeswararao Ainapurapu, Sumanth Nethi, Gampa Narasimha Murty, Swetha Vani Yeluru, |
| Raghu Ayinapurapu, Bharadwaj Ainapurapu, Sarvani Kunapareddy. |
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