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This document contains 8 SQL queries that: 1) Count the number of teachers assigned to each teacher ID. 2) Count the number of students named "John" in each class. 3) Assign unique roll numbers to students after sorting by full name and class. 4) Calculate the ratio of male to female students in each class. 5) Calculate the average years of experience for teachers. 6) Display student names, exam names, subjects, marks and mark percentages. 7) Display student IDs, exam IDs and performance percentages for specific exams. 8) Rank students in each class by total marks in an exam.

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Accenture Solution

This document contains 8 SQL queries that: 1) Count the number of teachers assigned to each teacher ID. 2) Count the number of students named "John" in each class. 3) Assign unique roll numbers to students after sorting by full name and class. 4) Calculate the ratio of male to female students in each class. 5) Calculate the average years of experience for teachers. 6) Display student names, exam names, subjects, marks and mark percentages. 7) Display student IDs, exam IDs and performance percentages for specific exams. 8) Rank students in each class by total marks in an exam.

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1.

Select teacher_id, Count(*) from teacher_allocation_table group by teacher_id

2.
select class_id, count(student_name) as no_of_johns
from student
where student_name like "%John%"
group by class_id;

3. /*Create a roll number column after sorting the data by fullname*/


SELECT FullName, class, (SELECT Count(*) from Student as s2
where s1.FullName > s2.FullName and
s1.class = s2.class)+1 as UniqueRollNo
FROM Student as S1
Order By 3;
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select row_number() over (partition by class order by fullname) as roll_no,id,
fullname
from student;

4. SELECT class_id, sum(IF(gender = "M", 1, 0))/ sum(IF(gender="F",1,0)) as


BoysVsGirls
FROM Student
Group By Class_ID;

5.Select avg(year(date()) - year(date_of_joining))


From teacher_table

6. SELECT student_name, exam_name, exam_subject, marks, marks/total_marks as


MarksVsTotalMarks
FROM student_table st, exam_paper_table ept, exam_table et
WHERE st.student_id = ept.student_id and ept.exam_id = et.exam_id
order by 1, 2, 3

7. SELECT st.student_id, et.exam_id,


Format("Percent",marks/total_marks) as performance
FROM student_table st, exam_paper_table ept, exam_table et
WHERE st.student_id = ept.student_id and
ept.exam_id = et.exam_id
and st.student_id IN (1,4,9,16,25) and exam_name = "Quarterly"
order by 1, 2, 3;

8. SELECT ct.class_id, st.student_id,


dense_rank() over (partition by class order by sum(marks) DESC) as DRank
FROM student_table st, exam_paper_table ept, exam_table et, class_table ct
WHERE ct.class_id = st.class_id, st.student_id = ept.student_id and ept.exam_id =
et.exam_id and exam_name = "Half-yearly"
Group By ct.class_id, st.student_id
order by 1, 3 DESC;

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