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TANCET 2025 Data Sufficiency Model Questions: TANCET 2025 (Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test) will conduct the MCA exam first from 10 AM to 12 Noon followed by the MBA exam from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM on March 22, 2025. TANCET 2025 stands as an essential examination that enables candidates to apply for various postgraduate programs within Tamil Nadu specifically for MBA and MCA courses. The Data Sufficiency section stands as one important section among others in the TANCET MBA 2025 exam because it helps assess candidates' ability to analyze and solve quantitative problems. The Data Sufficiency section consists of questions that demand candidates to assess data displayed through tables and schematic diagrams and pictorial representations. Students should focus on learning Number Systems and Arithmetic and Algebra as well as Data Interpretation which includes analysis of pie charts and bar graphs and line graphs. Test-takers should prepare specifically for these critical concepts because they will boost their abilities when solving Data Sufficiency questions during the exam.

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TANCET 2025 Data Sufficiency Model Questions

Candidates can check here some crucial TANCET 2025 Data Sufficiency Model Questions; solving these will help the aspirants boost their performance in the data sufficiency section of the TANCET MBA 2025 exam.

Options:

a. If data in the statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question
b. If data in statement II alone is sufficient to answer question
c. If data either in statement I alone or statement II alone is sufficient to answer question
d. If data both statement I and statement II together are necessary to answer question
e. If data is neither statement I nor statement sufficient to answer the question

1. What is the price of mangoes per kg?

I. Ten kg of mangoes and two dozens of oranges costs Rs. 252
II. Two kg of mangoes could be bought in exchange for one dozen oranges

2. The area of circle A is 25% less than circle B. What is the radius of Circle A?

I. Perimeter of circle B=40
II. Circumference of circle B is more than the diameter of the circle

3. How old is Sam in 1977?

I. Sam is 11 years younger than Anil whose age will be a prime number in 1998
II. Anil's age was a prime number in 1996

4. A school play requires 24 actors among boys, girls and adults. If no actors take 2 roles, how many adult actors are needed?

I. The ratio of boys needed to girls is 2:1
II. The ratio of children needed to adults is 3:1

5. A car drives along a straight road from Sankarankoil to Coimbatore, going through Madurai along the way. What is the total distance travelled by the car from Sankarankoil to Coimbatore?

I. The distance from Sankarankoil to Madurai is 3/5 of the entire distance.
II. The distance from Madurai to Coimbatore is 12 km.

6. If point X is directly north of point Y and directly west of point Z, what is the distance from point X to point Z

I. The distance from Y to Z is 20 cm.
II. The distance from X to Y is equal to half the distance from Y to Z.

7. During a five-day period, Monday through Friday, the average (arithmetic mean) high temperature was 86 degrees Fahrenheit. What was the high temperature on Friday?

I. The average high temperature for Monday through Thursday was 87 degrees Fahrenheit.
II. The high temperature on Friday reduced the average high temperature for the week by 1 degree Fahrenheit.

8. Find the rate of interest:

I. A sum of money becomes double of itself at simple interest in 12.5 years.
II. 5000 becomes 5832 in 2 years at compound interest.

9. Total amount of Rs 62500 was distributed among two boys and 1 girl. How much did each boy get?

I. Each girl got 2/3 of what the two boys together got.
II. The difference between the amount of the two boys is Rs 12500.

10. What is the cost price of a suit?

I. The marked price of 21 suits is Rs 10500.
II. The profit earned by a shopkeeper on a suit is 20% more than the profit earned by a shopkeeper on a saree.

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TANCET 2025 Total No. of Candidates Registered: The Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) 2025 administered by Anna University received extensive interest this year because 38,301 candidates enrolled for several postgraduate programs. The exam functions as an admission qualification for students seeking entry to MBA and MCA programs in prominent institutes of Tamil Nadu state. TANCET 2025 MCA and MBA exams are scheduled to take place on March 22. The high number of TANCET 2025 registrations reflect the growing demand for higher education opportunities in Tamil Nadu.

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Total No. of Candidates Registered for TANCET 2025 Course-Wise

A total of 22,806 MBA students will attend the March 22, 2025 afternoon session of the TANCET exam, thus, making it the program with the most participants. TANCET MCA program comes next with 10,287 morning session candidates enrolled for the same exam date as MBA. The examination schedule spreads across 42 test centers in 16 different state locations to provide students from various sections equal accessibility. Candidates can check below the course-wise data of total no. of registered candidates for the TANCET 2025 exam -

Course Name	Exam Date	No. of Registered Candidates
TANCET - MCA	March 22, 2025	10,287
TANCET - MBA	March 22, 2025	22,806
CEETA PG M.E/ M.Tech	March 23, 2025	5,208
Total	-	38,301

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TANCET (Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test) contains objective format questions for candidates seeking admission to MBA and MCA programs. The MBA examination consists of five sections that include Business Situations with Reading Comprehension alongside Quantitative Ability and Data Sufficiency and English Usage containing a total of 100 questions while following a scoring method based on +1 points for right answers and -0.25 points for incorrect answers. The TANCET MCA examination assesses candidates in four areas which are Quantitative Aptitude together with Analytical Reasoning and Logical Reasoning and Computer Awareness. Each section has equal weightage, with a similar marking scheme as TANCET 2025 MBA exam.