List of top Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR) Questions

Using the same line graph, what is the average stock price over the four months?

Using the same line graph, what is the absolute difference between the highest and lowest stock prices?

The line graph shows monthly closing stock prices (in Rs.) of Company X for Jan-Apr 2015: Jan = 100, Feb = 120, Mar = 110, Apr = 130. What is the percentage increase from Jan to Apr?

Using the same line graph, in which month was the stock price the lowest?

Using the same team formation, how many valid team arrangements are possible?

Using the same team formation, if C is with A, who is in the other team?

Using the same bar graph, what is the average production of product R over the three years?

Using the same team formation, who cannot be in the same team as B?

Using the same bar graph, which product has the highest total production over 2013-2015?

Using the same bar graph, what is the percentage increase in production of product Q from 2013 to 2015?

Using the same seating arrangement, who is to the immediate left of B?

Using the same seating arrangement, who is at the rightmost position?

Using the same seating arrangement, who is to the immediate right of A?

Using the same pie chart, if Marketing expenses are reduced by 20%, how much is spent on Marketing?

Using the same pie chart, what is the combined expense of Utilities and Miscellaneous?

Using the same table, in which quarter is the total sales across all products the highest?

Using the same table, what is the percentage increase in sales of product C from Q1 to Q4?

A company's 2015 expenses are: Salaries 40%, Rent 20%, Utilities 15%, Marketing 15%, Miscellaneous 10%. If total expenses are Rs. 50 lakh, how much is spent on Salaries?

Using the same pie chart, what is the ratio of expenses on Rent to Miscellaneous?

Using the same table, which product has the highest average sales per quarter?

In a class, 60% of students are boys. If 40% of boys and 50% of girls passed an exam, and 48 students passed, how many students are in the class?

A company has 3 departments: HR, IT, and Sales. The number of employees in HR, IT, and Sales are in the ratio 2:3:5. If the total number of employees is 100, how many employees are in the Sales department?

In a survey, 60% of people prefer tea, and 40% prefer coffee. If 30% of tea drinkers and 50% of coffee drinkers add sugar, how many people add sugar if 200 people were surveyed?

The following table gives the total weightage of the top 20% and the total weightage of the bottom 20% of the companies that constitute the index, for twelve of the major stock market indices of the world. In each index, the companies that comprise the index are first arranged in the descending order according to their respective weightages in the index. The top p%, and the bottom p% of the companies would then be the first p% and the last p% of the companies in the list.

Sl. No.	Index	Weightage of bottom 20% of the companies	Weightage of top 20% of the companies
1	SENSEX	5.5%	43%
2	NIKKEI	7.2%	41.6%
3	KOPSI	3.8%	39.8%
4	DOW JONES	2.7%	44.1%
5	NIFTY	5.1%	46.4%
6	NASDAQ	3.5%	39.4%
7	FTSE 100	2.8%	43.4%
8	HANG SENG	3.1%	47.1%
9	DAX	5.9%	38.6%
10	STRAITS TIMES	6.3%	39.5%
11	KLSE	7.2%	37.6%
12	S & P 500	4.1%	42.6%

The following table gives some demographic details of eight states – A through H – in a particular year.

Name of the state	Total population (in million)	Majors (%)	Minor males (%)	Minor females (%)	Minors (in million)
A	29.7	61.6	20.3	18.1	11.40
B	45.7	67.2	17.0	15.8	15
C	21.3	70.1	15.3	14.6	6.36
D	30.2	56.6	23.8	19.6	13.1
E	26.1	64.1	16.7	19.2	9.37
F	10.3	55.7	24.3	20	4.56
G	11.7	56.2	23.2	20.6	5.12
H	38.5	67.2	15.4	17.4	12.63

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