What is
Data Interpretation and how its useful for
IBPS PO Pre 2019, IBPS Clerk Mains 2019, IBPS RRB 2019 Etc
In our day-to-day life, data is reported in the newspapers, on television, and in magazines. The data involves business, government, sports and many other topics. It is represented in an organized fashion, making it easy to interpret what you hear and read in the media. Those set of problems is being asked in a different kind of form like Pie Chart di, Bar Chart di, Table Chart di, line chart di and info chart etc.
Now come back to the point data interpretation, Data has to be well organized for it to be useful. This process of interpreting and analysing data to extract meaningful information from it is Data Interpretation. Solving
DI problems involves the use of basic formulas and manipulation of numbers.
Data Interpretation is calculation-intensive. It consists of a myriad of graphs, charts and tables form which you have to glean and analyse data. The key to cracking this area is to quickly identify the key pieces of data that you require to work on the questions asked.
Problems in
High Level Data Interpretation are probably the closest in resemblance to the kind of problems you will be dealing with as a manager. They test your decision-making ability and speed using the minimum possible data. They help you to draw conclusions from collected data, support decision making and contribute to the better process, product, and quality models.
There is a important data interpretation questions for IBPS PO Pre 2019
1. The difference between graduates and undergraduates employed in the bank R forms what percentage of the total number of people employed in that bank?
A. 15%
B. 25%
C. 12.5%
D. 10.25%
E. None of these
2. What is the average number of post graduates employed in all the banks together?
A. 1285.5
B. 1302.5
C. 1312.5
D. 1325.5
E. None of these
3. The number of under graduates employed in all the banks together is how much more than the number of graduates employed in all the banks together?
A. 650
B. 750
C. 600
D. 700
E. None of these
4. If the number of post graduates employed, increased by 10% in each bank and the number of under graduates employed, increased by 20% in each bank then what will be the difference between the sum of the number of post graduates and under graduates of all the banks together after increasing its number and, the total number of graduates employed in all the given banks together?
A. 7465
B. 7385
C. 7275
D. 7365
E. None of these
5. In the bank P, the number of post graduates increased by 15%, the number of graduates was increased by 12% and, the number of under graduates was increased by 33% then what will be the increase in the total number of employees in that bank?
A. 4012
B. 724
C. 722
D. 612
E. None of these
Data Sufficiency problems involve testing your quantitative concepts. They usually take the form of a logical puzzle. Instead of solving a data sufficiency problem, all you need to do is determine if the given information is enough to solve the problem. To solve
DI Questions & Answers for IBPS PO Banking and Insurance Exams like RRB, IBPS, NABARD & RBI Grade B, NIACL, and LIC, you need to brush up your calculation skills; you need to perform calculations faster and accurately than others. Difficult Data interpretations should be solved within 10-12 minutes. The DI of moderate level should not consume more than 7-9 minutes of the time and easy DI's should be finished within 3.5-4 minutes.
