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List of top Data Interpretation Questions on Table asked in MAT

Answer these questions based on the data given in the following table. The table shows the instalment amounts for monthly repayments (in Rupees) on housing society loans for different periods.

Years
Loan	10	15	20	25
1,00,000	1250	1050	900	850
2,00,000	2500	2050	1800	1600
10,00,000	12950	10300	9000	8450
15,00,000	19400	15450	13500	12650
20,00,000	25900	20600	18000	16800

MAT - 2003
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Answer these questions based on the data given in the table below. The table shows the trends in the relative value in the market of select groups of commodities (1999- 2003):

Years
Commodities	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Milk	95	92	86	72	76
Cereals	75	68	62	66	60
Fats and Oils	76	70	68	62	58
Gas	82	76	100	98	96
Vegetables	80	62	64	84	88
Fruits	79	74	72	66	73

MAT - 2003
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Data Interpretation
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Answer these questions based on the table given below. The table shows number of new female and male employees engaged by 5 employers from 1999 to 2003.

Employer	Gender of Employees	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	Total
A	Female	4	4	5	10	12	35
	Male	5	6	8	12	12	43
B	Female	10	11	9	13	15	58
	Male	12	12	13	23	14	74
C	Female	67	66	74	57	89	353
	Male	13	11	10	6	9	49
D	Female	4	6	8	2	9	29
	Male	3	5	8	6	4	26
E	Female	4	5	4	3	2	18
	Male	4	5	2	6	3	20
Total		126	131	141	138	169	705

MAT - 2003
MAT
Data Interpretation
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The table below gives the details of foreign tourist arrivals and foreign exchange earnings during the period 1995-1996 to 2001-2002. Answer these questions based on the data given in the following table.

FOREIGN TOURIST ARRIVALS AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE EARNINGS
Year	Foreign tourist arrivals (in lakh)	Percent change	Estimated foreign exchange (in millions of US $)	Percent change
1995-96	2190	-	2713	-
1996-97	2334	6.6	2878	6.1
1997-98	2371	1.6	2914	1.3
1998-99	2397	1.1	2993	27
1999-00	2505	4.5	3036	1.4
2000-01	2699	7.7	3168	4.3
2001-02	2423	-10.2	2910	-8.1

MAT - 2003
MAT
Data Interpretation
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Study the table given below to answer these questions.
NHPC has undertaken massive afforestation, which is an effective tool in arresting sail erosion and enrichment of environment. The details are as under

SI. No.	Name of the project	Forest Area Involved (in ha)	Area afforested (in ha)	No. of trees affected	No. of trees planed
1.	Chanera-I (HP)	982.50	2000	40,000	39,81,186
2.	Dulhasti (J&K)	1.1	18	700	7,85,673
3.	Rangit (Sikkim)	34.60	38	5,000	3,32,000
4.	Tanakpur (Uttaranchal)	293.35	350	17,368	6,66,165
5.	Uri (J&K)	54.71	62.70	4,000	3,21,000
6.	Dhauliganga-I (Uttaranchal)	138.60	140.73	1,517	2,87,887
7.	Chamera-II (H.P)	78.78	172.58	1,380	2,30,000
			Total	69,965	66,03,911

MAT - 2002
MAT
Data Interpretation
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The following table gives the enrolment in Higher Secondary Schools in 1978. Study the table carefully and answer these questions.

Enrolment	No. of Schools
20-39	526
40-59	620
60-79	674
80-99	717
100-119	681
120-139	612
140-159	540
160-179	517
180-199	522
Total	5439

MAT - 2001
MAT
Data Interpretation
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The following table gives Population and Activities of Indian Children (1993-94). Study the table carefully and answer these questions.

POPULATION AND ACTIVITIES OF INDIAN CHILDREN (1993-94)
Percentage of Age Group

Age/Gender Groups	TotalPopulation (Million)	In School	Not In School and Working	Not InSchool And not Working	Total ChildPopulation not in School (Millions)
Rural males (5-9)	39.7	67.2	1.3	31.5	13.02
Rural females (5-9)	35.7	56.2	3	40.8	15.63
Urban males (5-9)	11.3	84.1	0.3	15.2	1.79
Urban Females (5-9)	10.2	80.1	1.3	18.6	2.02
Rural males (10-14)	36.1	76.6	12.8	10.6	8.44
Rural females (10-14)	30.3	55.7	30.3	14	13.42
Urban males (10-14)	11.7	87.2	7	5.8	1.5
Urban females (10-14)	10.5	81.6	13.1	5.3	1.93
Total	185.5				57.79

MAT - 2001
MAT
Data Interpretation
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Study the table given below and answer these questions. MAJOR INDICATORS OF INDIA'S FOREIGN TRADE

Year	ExportsBalance	Import GDP Ratio %	Trade GDP Ratio %	Exports	Imports
19989-90	16613	21219	-4606	6.1	7.7
1990-91	18145	24073	-5928	6.1	8.1
1991-92	17865	19411	-1546	7.1	7.8
1992-93	18537	21882	-3345	7.6	9
1993-94	22238	23306	-1068	8	8.3
1994-95	26331	28654	-2323	8	8.7
1995-96	31795	36675	-4880	8.7	10.1
1996-97	33470	39132	-5662	8.4	99
1997-98	35006	41485	-6479	8.3	9.9
1998-99	33659	41858	-8199	8.1	10

MAT - 2001
MAT
Data Interpretation
Table

Study the table given below carefully and answer these questions.

WATER SUPPLY PROJECTIONS FOR HYDERABAD

Year	Population to be covered (millions)	Water requirement (mid)	Actual or Projected Supplies (mid)
1991	3.3	722	545
1994	4.35	913	680
2001	6.23	1105	1090
2011	8.19	1862	1906
2021	10.15	2224	1906

MAT - 2001
MAT
Data Interpretation
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Study the table given below and answer these questions: INVESTMENTS IN PUBLIC SECTOR(Rs. crores)

Name of the Enterprise	Investments as on
	31-3-98	31-3-99
Steel Authority of India (SAIL)	5,933	6,305
Coal India	4,730	5,541
National Thermal lower Commission (NTIC)	3,119	4,520
Oil & Natural Gas Commission (ONGC)	2,432	2,860
Rural Electrification Corporation (REC)	1,522	1,830
National Textile Corporation (NTC)	933	1,050
	18,669	22,108

MAT - 2000
MAT
Data Interpretation
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Study the following table to answer these questions:

The table shows The Plan-Wise Public Sector Outlays And Expenditure from the year (1974-79 Τo 1985-90)

MAT - 2000
MAT
Data Interpretation
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