The CAT DILR 2022 Slot 3 examination featured a unique case study focused on traditional Indian handicrafts from Rajasthan. This section presented data interpretation questions based on the production and sales statistics of various local artisans specializing in blue pottery, a distinctive craft native to Jaipur.
Logical reasoning sets in this slot analyzed the supply chain dynamics of Madhubani paintings from Bihar, examining how these traditional art forms reach both domestic and international markets. The questions required candidates to interpret complex data about artisan cooperatives, pricing strategies, and seasonal demand patterns.
Another significant problem set dealt with the economic modeling of Khadi cloth production across different states in India. Candidates needed to analyze production capacity, raw material availability, and market distribution networks while solving the logical reasoning puzzles.
The data interpretation section also included questions about the export performance of Indian spices, particularly focusing on turmeric and cardamom cultivation in Southern states. This required careful analysis of growth trends, export volumes, and pricing fluctuations over multiple quarters. |
