In 2019, the CAT exam slot 1 Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation section featured several questions related to local Indian products and their market performance. The questions analyzed sales data of traditional Indian handicrafts, textiles, and agricultural products across different regions.
One case study focused on the distribution network of handloom textiles from various Indian states, examining how these local products reach both domestic and international markets. The data interpretation sets required candidates to analyze sales figures, profit margins, and market share percentages for these indigenous products.
Another question series dealt with the production and export statistics of Indian spices, requiring logical reasoning to determine seasonal patterns and market trends. The problems tested analytical skills through scenarios involving local dairy products, traditional jewelry, and regional food items that are significant to India\“s economy.
The LRDI section effectively combined business analytics with the unique characteristics of Indian local products, challenging candidates to apply logical reasoning to real-world market data from India\“s diverse product landscape. |
