List of top Data Interpretation Questions on Table asked in MAT

The table shows the marks of five engineering students in Thermodynamics and Hydraulics. The total marks obtained by Tahir in both subjects are more than the marks obtained by:

The table given below shows the percentage of appeared and qualified candidates in a competitive examination from different institutes.

Answer the questions based on the following information provided in the tabular form, given below. A survey was conducted for monthly per capita consumer expenditure of different food and nonfood items (in per cent).

The following table gives the number of candidates Appeared (App.) and Qualifies (Quali.) in ABC entrance examination from different zones (I - IV in different years from 2006 - 2011)
                            

Zone	I		II		III		IV		V		VI
Year	App.	Quali.	App.	Quali.	App.	Quali.	App.	Quali.	App.	Quali.	App.	Quali.
2006	2989	575	2490	530	2540	430	2534	440	1008	130	2698	498
2007	2438	590	2899	520	2384	470	2653	450	1103	160	2798	610
2008	7534	608	2840	532	2053	502	2234	480	1143	190	2848	580
2009	6524	650	3600	560	2143	510	2468	500	1198	220	3008	490
2010	8746	632	3608	544	2340	544	2549	560	1208	240	2948	560
2011	8429	648	5432	612	2230	588	2630	580	1203	238	3048	534

Study the table below to answer these questions

Countryitems	A	B	C	D	E	F
Iron ore	18	12	25	11	32	5
Coal	12	38	22	6	29	42
Silver	14	18	26	3	48	42
Copper	23	12	20	2	2	16
Gold	2	4	8	1	3	10

The Table shows the quantities of minerals exported from India to six different countries A,B,C,D,E and F(in '000 tonnes) in the year 2010.

Column A. (16÷4+8\(\times\)2-8)
Column B. (3\(\times\)4+1÷5-3)

Column A. 0.01 divided by 0.1
Column B. 0.01 times 0.1

Column A.\(9\sqrt(\frac{1}{3})\)
Column B. \(6\sqrt(\frac{1}{2})\)

Column A. Semi.Circumference of a circle with radius 10cm
Column B. Circumference of a circle with radius 5cm

Column A.Circumference of a circle=1 cm
Column B. Perimetre of a square with radius whose side is 1.5cm

Each of these questions consists of two quantities, one in Column A and the other in Column B. Compare the two quantities. Mark answer as

Qs	Column A	Column B
56.	(16÷4+8\(\times\)2-8)	(3\(\times\)4+1÷5-3)
57.	0.01 divided by 0.1	0.01 times 0.1
58.	\(9\sqrt(\frac{1}{3})\)	\(6\sqrt(\frac{1}{2})\)
59.	Semi Circumference of a circle with radius 10cm	Circumference of a circle  with radius 5cm
60.	Circumference of a circle  = 1cm	Perimeter of square with radius whose side is 1.5cm

Table A gives the readership of magazines in hundred from 2001 to 2004 and Table B indicates the number of magazines published during this period. Answer the following questions based on these tables.

                                                                                                    TABLE A

Category	2001		2002		2003		2003
	E	H	E	H	E	H	E	H
General	1000	1200	1500	1600	2000	1800	2500	2000
Sports	400	200	600	400	1000	700	1200	800
Film	600	800	900	1200	1000	1500	200	1800
Business	300	100	400	150	600	200	800	500

                                                                                                        TABLE B

Category	2001		2002		2003		2004
	E	H	E	H	E	H	E	H
	12	10	15	14	17	15	29	16
General
Sports	3	2	5	3	7	4	8	6
Film	3	4	5	6	5	7	6	8
Business	4	2	5	3	6	4	7	8

                                                                             E=English, H=Hindi
                                                                            No magazine was discontinued during the above period.

Refer to the following Tables (A) and (B) to answer these questions.

Answer these questions based on the information provided in the tables.

Study the table below to answer these questions.

Refer the following table to answer these questions.

 

 

 

The forecasts of the World and Asian energy demand for the years 2005, 2010 and 2020 are given in the following table. The demand is given million barrels per day crude oil equivalent.

	\(2005\)		\(2010\)		\(2020\)
	World	Asia	World	Asia	World	Asia
Petroleum	56.0	8.0	86.0	11.5	108.0	18.0
Natural Gas	38.0	1.5	67.0	2.5	96.0	4.5
Solid Fuels	46.0	6.0	54.0	13.0	67.0	15.4
Nuclear	8.0	2.0	9.0	4.8	12.0	5.5
Hydropower	12.0	1.5	14.0	2.2	17.0	4.6
Total	160.0	19.0	230.0	34.0	300.0	48.0

Study the following table to answer these Questions?
Expenditure of a company (in lakh rupees) per annum over the given years.

		Items of expenditure
Year	Salary	Fuel & Transport	Bonus	Interest on loans	Taxes
1998	288	98	3.00	23.4	83
1999	342	112	2.52	32.5	108
2000	324	101	3.84	41.6	74
2001	336	133	3.68	36.4	88
2002	420	142	3.96	49.4	98

These questions are based on the table below:
Candidates appeared and passed

Year	Rural		Semi-Urban		State Capitals		Metropolises
	App.	Pas.	App.	Pas.	App.	Pas.	App.	Pas.
1990	1652	208	7894	2513	5054	1468	9538	3214
1991	1839	317	8562	2933	7164	3248	10158	4018
1992	2153	932	8139	2468	8258	3159	9695	3038
1993	5032	1798	9432	3528	8529	3628	11247	5158
1994	4915	1668	9784	4015	9015	4311	12518	6328
1995	5628	2392	9969	4263	10725	4526	13624	6419

The data in the following table and graph pertains to the Fellow and Associate categories of professionals. Study the data and line graph given below to answer these Questions:

	Fellows				Associates
Region	Full Time Practice	Part Time Practice	Not In Practice	Total	Full Time Practice	Part Time Practice	Not In Practice	Total
I	4089	665	380	5134	51150	3121	3288	57554
II	3184	387	380	3951	3196	1223	4184	8603
III	1872	221	252	2345	1526	635	2138	4299
IV	1290	187	113	1590	1755	401	851	3007
V	2550	302	221	3073	3659	838	1331	5828
Total	12985	1762	1346	16093	61286	6218	11787	79291

Number of branches in each region
I. Western Region 14
II. Southern Region 26
III. Eastern region - 3
IV Central Region - 17
V. Northern Region - 7

These questions are based on the following table. The table shows the number of emergencies attended by 6 fire brigade substations during May-October 2002.

Sub Section	May	June	July	Aug	Sep	Oct
A	12	15	17	21	13	17
B	18	21	15	18	18	19
C	10	11	19	21	23	18
D	17	17	19	12	18	10
E	12	15	18	10	21	11
F	14	15	12	13	18	19