In 2019, the CAT exam\“s DILR slot 3 section focused on data interpretation and logical reasoning problems, which are crucial for evaluating analytical skills in India. This section often includes case studies related to local Indian products, such as traditional handicrafts or agricultural goods, testing candidates\“ ability to analyze market trends and make data-driven decisions.
For instance, one question might involve interpreting sales data for Indian spices like turmeric or cardamom, requiring candidates to calculate growth rates and identify patterns. Another problem could revolve around the production cycles of local textiles, such as silk from Karnataka or cotton from Gujarat, emphasizing the importance of logical reasoning in supply chain management.
Overall, these exercises help students understand how to apply mathematical and logical concepts to real-world scenarios involving Indian products, preparing them for careers in business and management within the local context. |
