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Data Interpretation for RBI & SBI Exams

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DIRECTIONS(1-5)- The pie chart showing the subscriptions generated by Indian Bonds: 


Q1.If the investments by NRIs are Rs 4,000 crore, then the investment by corporate houses and FIIs together is:
A.24,000 crore
B.24,363 crore
C.25,423.4 crore
D.25,643.3 crore
E.none of these

Q2.What percentage of the total investment is coming from either FIIs or NRIs?
A.33%
B.11%
C.44%   
D.22%
E.none of these
Q3.If the total investment other than by FII and corporate houses is Rs 335,000 crore, then the investment by NRls and insufficient funds will be in thousands?
A.274,100           
B.285,600
C.135,000
D.Cannot be determined
E.none of these

Q4.What is the approximate ratio of investment flows into India Bonds from NRIs to corporate houses?
A.1 : 4
B.1 : 3
C.3 : 1
D.Cannot be determined.
E. none of these
Q5.If the total investment flows from FIIs were to be doubled in the next year and the investment flows from all other sources had remained constant at their existing levels for this year, then what would be the proportion of FII investment in the total investment flows into India Bonds in the next year (approximately)?
A.40%
B.50%
C.60%
D.70%
E.none of these

DIRECTIONS(6-10)- Distribution of overseas tourist traffic from India:







Q6.If amongst other countries, Switzerland accounted for 5% of the Indian tourist traffic and it is known from official Swiss records that a total of 25 lakh Indians had gone to Switzerland during the year, then find the number of 30-39 year old Indian tourists who went abroad in that year.
A.18.75 lakh
B.25 lakh
C.50 lakh
D.75 lakh
Q7.The ratio of the number of lndian tourists that went to USA to the number of lndian tourists who were below 30 years of age is:
A.2 : 1
B.8 : 3
C.3 : 8
D.Cannot be determined
Q8. If the total number of tourists are 2 lakh .What is the average number of tourists from USA, Japan and others ?
A. 60K
B. 70K
C. 80K
D. 108K
E. 90K
Q9. If the total number of tourists are 4 lakhs find the ratio of tourists from UK, USA, JAPAN together and tourists above 50 years:
A.8:4
B.5:8
C.6:5
D.8:5
E.4:8
Q10.The number of tourists in age range of 40-49 and 30-39 years are what percent of tourists to other countries  if total number of tourists are 150 K  :
A.150%
B.140%
C.175%
D.180%
E.225%


Answers -
1 .B
2 .C
3 .C
4 .B
5. B
6 .D
7 .B
8 .A
9. D
10.C

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D.I. For SBI PO Exam

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Dear readers, we are presenting you D.I. questions for SBI PO Exam. 

Direction (1-5): Study the given graphs to answer the questions.

Production of wheat in different countries

Total Production=50 lakh Tonnes
Production: Scientific Vs Conventional Methods in Percentage

1.  What is the difference between the production by scientific method and conventional method in Indonesia?
(1)  2.3 lakh tonnes                      
(2) 2.8 lakh tones
(3) 2.5 lakh tonnes                       
(4) 3 lakh tones
(5) None of these

2.  What is the average production of wheat by scientific method for all the countries?
(1) 3.1 lakh tonnes                       
(2) 4.24 lakh tones
(3) 2.6 lakh tonnes                       
(4) 3.07 lakh tones
(5) None of these

3.  What is the ratio of production by conventional method in Pakistan to that by scientific method in Japan?
(1)  9/40                
(2) 99/260
(3) 51/260            
(4)  48/77
(5) None of these

4.  The production of wheat in Sri Lanka by Conventional method is approximately how many times the production in India by scientific method?
(1) 1.2                               
(2) 1.5
(3) 0.9                               
(4) 2.1
(5) None of these

5.  The production of wheat in India by Scientific method is approximately how many times the production in Pakistan by Conventional method?
(1)  2.88                            
(2) 2.07
(3) 2.61                             
(4) 0.81
(5) None of these

Direction (6-10): Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Profit earned by three companies over the years (in Rs crores)

6.    What was the average profit earned by all the three companies in the year 2008?
(1) Rs 300 crores
(2) Rs 400 crores
(3) Rs 350 crores
(4) Rs 300 crores
(5) None of these

7.    In which of the following years was the difference between profits earned by Company A and Company B the minimum?
(1) 2003               
(2) 2007               
(3) 2008
(4) 2009               
(5) None of these

8.    In which of the following years was the profit earned by all three companies together the highest?
(1) 2004               
(2) 2007               
(3) 2008
(4) 2009               
(5) None of these

9.    What was the approximate percentage increase in the profit earned by Company A from 2006 to 2007?
(1) 36                   
(2) 24                   
(3) 40
(4) 20                   
(5) 54

10.  What was the difference between the profit earned by Company A in 2004 and profit earned by Company C in 2009?
(1) Rs 50 crores  
(2) Rs 1 crore                
(3) Rs 100 crores
(4) Rs 200 crores
(5) None of these

Answers:
1
1
6
2
2
2
7
2
3
3
8
4
4
3
9
1
5
5
10
3

Solutions (1-5)

1. (1) Production In Indonesia  = 50 x 10/100 = 5 lakh tones
Difference= 5 x (73 – 27) /100 = 2.3 lakh tones

2. (2) Production of wheat by scientific method in
India= 50 x (18/100) x (32/100) = 2.88 lakh tones
Japan = 50 x (20/100) x (78/100) = 7.8 lakh tones
China= 50 x (22/100) x (70/100) = 7.7 lakh tones
Bangladesh= 50 x (8/100) x (20/100) = 0.8 lakh tones

Pakistan= 50 x (9/100) x (66/100) = 2.97 lakh tones

Indonesia= 50 x (10/100) x (73/100) = 3,65  lakh tones

Sri Lanka= 50 x (13/100) x (60/100) = 3.9 lakh tones

So Avrg = (2.88 + 7.8 + 7.7 + 0.8 + 2.97 + 3.65 + 3.9)/7 = 4.24 lakh tones

3. (3) Production by conventional method in Pakistan = 50 x (9/100) x (34/100) = 1.53 lakh tones

Production by scientific method in Japan= 7.8 lakh tones

Required ratio= 1.53 : 7.8 = 51 : 260

4. (3) Production of wheat in Sri Lanka by Conventional method= 50 x (13/100) x (40/100) = 2.6 lakh tones
Production in India by scientific method= 50 x (18/100) x (32/100) = 2.88 lakh tones

According to question, 2.88 X x = 2.6
x = 2.6/2.88 = 0.9 times

5. (5) 

Production of wheat in India by Scientific method= 50 x (18/100) x (32/100) = 2.88 lakh tones

Production in Pakistan by Conventional method=50 x (9/100) x (34/100) = 1.53 lakh tones

According to question = 2.88/1.53 = 1.88 times


Solutions (6-10)

6. (2) Required average = (350 + 400 + 450) / 3= 1200/3 = Rs 400 crore

7. (2) In 2007 the difference between profit earned by A and B is Rs 25 crores, which is the minimum.

8. (4) By viewing the graph only, it is the year 2009 for which the total profit earned by all the companies is maximum.

9. (1) Reqd. % increase =  (100/75)x100 ~ 36%

10. (3) Reqd. difference = 400-300 = Rs 100crores





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D.I For SBI PO Exam

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Directions (1-5): In a company there are five different departments (A, B, C, D and E). In each department, a certain number of male and female employees are working. The given bar chart shows the number of employees working in each department and the line graph shows the ratio of male to female workers in each department.


1.      What is the difference between the toal numbers of male and female employees in the company?
        1) 34                         2) 24              3) 14                
         4) 4                           5) 0

2.      What is the ratio of male to female employees working in department B?
      1) 4 : 5                      2) 5 : 4           3) 3 : 5             
       4) 5 : 3                      5) 3 : 2

3.      What is the average number of male employees working in all the five departments?
     1) 60                         2) 70              3) 80                
     4) 50                         5) 90

4.      The number of male employees working in department A is what percentage more than that working in department B?
      1) 20%                      2) 25%          3) 30%            
      4) 40%                      5) 50%

5.      What is the ratio of the difference between the number of female and male employees in department D to that in department E?
      1) 2 : 3                      2) 3 : 1           3) 3 : 2             
      4) 1 : 3                      5) None of these

Directions (6-10): The expenditure and percentage profit of two companies A and B for six years in the period 2001-2006 are shown in the given bar graph and line graph. The expenditure is given in  lakhs.
            
6.      What is the difference between the average expenditure of Company A from 2001 to 2006 and that of Company B?
       1) Rs 60 lakhs                               
       2)  Rs 45 lakhs        
       3) Rs 30 lakhs    
       4) Rs 15 lakhs    
       5) Rs 10 lakhs

7.      In how many of the given years is the income of Company A more than Rs 100 lakhs?
      1) Four                  
      2) Three              
      3) Two                
      4) One                
      5) None

8.      In how many years is the profit of Company B more than Rs 10 lakhs?
     1) Five                
     2) Four                
     3) Three              
     4) Two                
     5) One

9.      In 2004, the income of Company B is what percentage more than the income of Company A?
     1) 32%                
     2) 24%                
     3) 16%                
     4) 12%                
     5) 8%

10.   What is the ratio of the income of Company B in 2004 to that of Company A in 2005?
      1) 9 : 13              
      2) 13 : 9              
      3) 11 : 9              
      4) 13 : 11            
      5) 5 : 4

Answers:
1. (4)     2. (2)     3. (2)    4. (5)   5. (2)

6. (5)     7. (4)     8. (4)    9. (1)   10 (3)

Solutions (6-10)



6.     (5)  Total expenditure of A = 270
            Average expenditure = 270 / 6 = 45
           
        Total expenditure of B = 210
             Average expenditure = 210 / 6 = 35
             Difference = 45 – 35 = 10

7.     (4)  In 2001, profit =  (60 x 75) / 100 = 45
             Income = 60 + 45 = 105 lakhs

8. (4) In 2006 =  (25x170) / 100 = 42.5 lakh
       
            Profit = 42.5 – 25 lakh = Rs 17.5 lakhs
       
        In 2004 Profit is 18 lakh

9.     (1)   In 2004 and 2006
            In 2004, income of A = 50 lakhs
            In 2004, income of B = 66 lakhs
            Req percentage = (66 – 50) / 50 X 100 = 32%

10.   (3) In 2004, income of B = 66 lakhs
            In 2005, income of A = 54 lakhs
       
          Req Ratio: 66 : 54 = 11 : 9
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