The CAT 2024 Slot 2 paper featured several questions related to Indian local products, highlighting the growing importance of indigenous industries in the competitive examination. One notable case study focused on the Khadi textile industry, which has seen significant growth due to government initiatives and consumer preference for sustainable clothing.
Another question analyzed the market dynamics of Indian spices, particularly turmeric and cardamom from Kerala. The case examined export trends, pricing strategies, and the impact of geographical indication tags on product value. This reflects the examination\“s emphasis on understanding traditional Indian products in a global context.
The paper also included quantitative questions about the handicrafts sector, requiring candidates to calculate growth percentages and market shares for products like Madhubani paintings from Bihar and blue pottery from Rajasthan. These questions tested both analytical skills and knowledge of regional specialties.
Furthermore, reading comprehension passages discussed the revival of traditional Indian food products like millets and their positioning in urban markets. The content emphasized how local products are adapting to modern retail channels while maintaining their cultural authenticity. |
