MySQL Basics – Assignment Questions (1–25)
1. Create a database named college_db.
2. Create a table students with fields: id, name, age, department.
3. Insert 5 records into the students table.
4. Write a query to fetch all records from students.
5. Fetch students whose age is greater than 20.
6. Update the department of a student where name is ‘John’.
7. Delete a student whose ID is 3.
8. Select students ordered by age in descending order.
9. Fetch only distinct departments from the students table.
10. Count the number of students in the table.
11. Rename the students table to student_info.
12. Add a new column email to the student_info table.
13. Write a query to find students whose name starts with ‘A’.
14. Display students whose age is between 18 and 25.
15. Write a query to find the student with the highest age.
16. Use LIMIT to display the first 3 students.
17. Create a table courses with fields: course_id, course_name, credits.
18. Insert 3 records into the courses table.
19. Select all students whose department is ‘Computer Science’.
20. Use IN to fetch students from specific departments.
21. Use BETWEEN to find students aged between 20 and 30.
22. Write a query to display current system date and time.
23. Use AS to rename a column in the SELECT query.
24. Write a query to fetch all data except students of a particular
department.
25. Delete all records from the students table without dropping the table.
MySQL Advanced – Assignment Questions (26–50)
26. Create a marks table with fields: student_id, subject, marks.
27. Insert at least 5 records into the marks table.
28. Use JOIN to combine students and marks data.
29. Write a query to calculate average marks per student.
30. Use GROUP BY to find total marks obtained by each student.
31. Use HAVING to find students who scored more than 200 in total.
32. Write a query to fetch students with the same age using GROUP BY and
COUNT().
33. Use INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN and explain the difference.
34. Create a new table with a PRIMARY KEY and AUTO_INCREMENT.
35. Create a table with a FOREIGN KEY referencing another table.
36. Write a subquery to find the maximum marks in the marks table.
37. Create a view to display student names and their total marks.
38. Use a subquery to list students who scored more than the average mark.
39. Create a stored procedure to insert new student data.
40. Create a stored procedure to update student department.
41. Create a user-defined function to calculate grade from marks.
42. Create a trigger that logs insert operations on students.
43. Use a transaction to update multiple records atomically.
44. Write a query to find duplicate records using GROUP BY and HAVING.
45. Create a backup of a database using mysqldump.
46. Restore a MySQL database from a backup file.
47. Import data from a CSV file into a MySQL table.
48. Create an index on student name for faster search.
49. Write a query to find the second highest mark in a subject.
50. Drop the courses table and explain the effect.
