This time, just like last year, Quant and DI will be compounded together with a time limit of about 70 minutes so make sure you take mock CATs setting a time limit of 70 minutes. Consistently, a DI set may have two- three questions per set, but it is possible to have sets with just one question.
Here are some skillful and adaptable tips to crack the CAT DATA INTERPRETATION:
- Working at developing the ability to understand voluminous data.
- Familiarizing with different kinds of charts.
- Enhancing the mental math skills.
- Bucking up with the speed would thus help in saving time.
- Calculating the increase or decrease of percentage or comparing ratio is an essential skill of saving time.
- Regularly solving DI sets that require reasoning skills and logic and increasing your familiarity with such sets would help you sail through.
- Getting a clear idea of the DI sets well in advance by solving as many questions as possible.
- Getting accustomed with DS questions, as they would help you score more.
- Rejection of DI sets based on the volume of data is a complete NO-NO. More data does not necessarily mean a more difficult set and vice versa.
- Try not to solve all the questions at once. Try solving a bulk of some easy questions and some difficult ones at a time.
- Attempting questions that you can confidently answer in 2 to 2.5 minutes would prove to be a better idea.
- Ration your time between the Quant and DI section would help you neither neglect nor spend excessive time on any of these areas.
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