The following table shows the number of candidates at different score intervals for an entrance examination in which 10000 candidates appeared.

Subject	No. of candidates at Different Score Intervals
	0-40	41-80	81-120	121-160	161-200
GK	2219	2025	3652	1248	856
LR	1022	2237	2954	4569	218
English	1120	1689	3562	2412	1217
Computer	645	2759	3841	2564	191

If for each subject, the cut-off marks is 40%, then how many candidates have scored more than the cut-off marks in all the subjects?

Correct option is A

Given:

Total candidates = 10,000

The cut-off marks for English are 40%, which corresponds to 80 marks (since the score range for each subject is 0 – 200).

Solution:​

Cut-off  > 80 marks (40% of 200).

We can not determine the number of candidates between score range 80-81, 120-121, 160-161.
So, from given data we can not find candidates have scored more than the cut-off marks in all the subjects.​

Option (a) Cannot be determined from given data.