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Aperture Assessment

This document contains code to generate rankings of students by their marks. The first query uses a common table expression to join students and marks tables, ranks students by descending marks, and selects the top 10 students. The second query similarly joins and ranks students partitioned by batch, and selects the top 3 students in each batch.

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Aperture Assessment

This document contains code to generate rankings of students by their marks. The first query uses a common table expression to join students and marks tables, ranks students by descending marks, and selects the top 10 students. The second query similarly joins and ranks students partitioned by batch, and selects the top 3 students in each batch.

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Answer to ques 1 :-

WITH RankedStudents AS (
SELECT s.name,
m.marks,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY m.marks DESC) AS rank
FROM students s
INNER JOIN marks m ON s.id = m.student_id
)
SELECT name, marks
FROM RankedStudents
WHERE rank <= 10;

Answer to question 2:-

WITH RankedStudents AS (
SELECT s.name,
s.batch,
m.marks,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY s.batch ORDER BY m.marks DESC) AS rank
FROM students s
INNER JOIN marks m ON s.id = m.student_id
)
SELECT name, batch
FROM RankedStudents
WHERE rank <= 3;

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