Mathematics · Aptitude (Logic & Numbers)
A student constantly scores 79 marks in every exam. In the first exam, another student scores 60 marks. If in the second exam, the second student wants to get ahead of the first student in total score across both exams combined, at least how many more marks than the first student should the second person score in the second exam?
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