Mathematics · Data Interpretation
The marks obtained by a student in six consecutive periodical exams held every two months across the 2001-2002 session are as follows: Periodical 1: 360, Periodical 2: 365, Periodical 3: 370, Periodical 4: 385, Periodical 5: 400, Periodical 6: 405. The maximum marks for each Periodical Exam is 500. What is the percentage increase in the marks obtained at the end of the session (Periodical 6) compared to the beginning of the session (Periodical 1)?
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