In 2021, the CAT exam Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation section in slot 1 featured several questions related to Indian local products and market analysis. The questions were designed to test candidates\“ ability to interpret data about traditional Indian goods and their market performance.
One question focused on the sales data of handloom textiles from various Indian states, requiring candidates to analyze trends and make logical conclusions about consumer preferences. Another question involved the production statistics of spices from Kerala and their export patterns, testing data interpretation skills in the context of local agricultural products.
The LRDI section also included puzzles about traditional Indian crafts and their market distribution across different regions. Candidates had to work with data sets showing the growth of local industries like pottery, jewelry, and textile manufacturing in states such as Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu.
These questions highlighted the importance of understanding India\“s diverse local products and their economic significance. The data interpretation tasks required analytical thinking about production volumes, sales figures, and market trends for various indigenous goods that form the backbone of India\“s rural economy. |
