(A) Jayesh scored 75% in standard 10^th, 75% in standard 12^th and is an arts students – not selected

(C) Ritesh scored 80% in standard 12^th, 90% in standard 10^th and secured 2^nd place on his college among all commerce students – not selected

(D) Jitesh is a science student having 70% in standard 12^th and 80% in 10^th with an excellent sports background – not selected

But,
(B) Jigesh secured 80% in standard 12^th, 88% in standard 10^th and is a science student with great acting skills. – Following all the criteria

Hence option B is the correct answer.

As, (99+1)²=100²=10000

Similarly, (101+1)²=102²=10404

Hence, option B is the correct answer.

⇒ 6^3+2=218

⇒ 5^3+2=127

⇒ 3^3+2=29(≠27)

⇒ 4^3+2=66

Hence, option C is the correct answer.

Option C is correct.

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