The CAT 2019 Quant Slot 3 examination featured several questions focusing on Indian products and local market scenarios. One notable problem involved calculating profit margins for a local handicraft manufacturer from Rajasthan. The question presented data about production costs, raw material expenses, and selling prices of traditional Indian artifacts.
Another quantitative problem analyzed the growth of India\“s domestic smartphone industry, using statistical data from 2018-2019. The question required candidates to compute market share percentages, year-over-year growth rates, and revenue projections for Indian mobile brands competing with international companies.
A third significant question dealt with agricultural products from Punjab, specifically focusing on wheat production and distribution. Test-takers needed to solve problems related to supply chain logistics, storage costs, and transportation expenses using mathematical models and ratio analysis techniques.
The slot also included problems about Indian textile exports, where candidates had to calculate export volumes, customs duties, and international shipping costs. These questions tested analytical skills while providing insights into India\“s manufacturing and export sectors. |
