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The question below has some statement / argument / report / passage, followed by a few alternative answer choices marked A, B, C and D, of which only one would be the best possible answer. Read the passage / statement / argument carefully and choose the best possible answer from the alternatives given.
In an examination system of an institution, 100 students have been graded (from
A
−
D
in descending order) on the basis of the marks they received in the three terminal examinations, in which the pass-marks were
50
%
. Examiners are instructed to follow the following criteria :
1. All students who scored between
90
%
and
100
%
in any two examinations could receive an A.
2. Students who came in the top overall were to be awarded an A.
3. Notwithstanding I and II, if any student failed a paper, the highest he or she could get was a B.
4. The top 20 students in the whole year, when the overall examination percentages were averaged, could receive an A.
On the basis of above criteria, which of the following would definitely not be permissible?
Bikash, who got
95
%
in Chemistry and
92
%
in Biology, received a B
Suparna, who stood first in Physics and got
96
%
in Mathematics, received a B
Amitava failed in English, but because he ranked 9th overall out of 100 students was awarded an A grade
Bandana was given an A because she came 20th though she had failed to get above
90
%
in any of the three examinations
Validate
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