JIPMAT - Data Interpretation - Tabular Data | Free Questions

Q1:

JIPMAT 2025

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Tabular Data

Easy

Study the table given below and answer the question that follows:

Total Number of Faculties in Different Departments of an Institute and Percentage of Females and males.

Department	Total no. of Faculties	Percentage of Females	Percentage of Males
Computer Science	840	45	55
Mathematics	220	35	65
Physics	900	23	77
Chemistry	360	65	35
Management	450	44	56
Accounts	540	40	60

What is the total number of males in Computer Science, Mathematics and Chemistry departments together?

687

731

786

678

Correct Answer

Option 2

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q2:

JIPMAT 2025

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Easy

Study the table given below and answer the question that follows:

Total Number of Faculties in Different Departments of an Institute and Percentage of Females and males.

Department	Total no. of Faculties	Percentage of Females	Percentage of Males
Computer Science	840	45	55
Mathematics	220	35	65
Physics	900	23	77
Chemistry	360	65	35
Management	450	44	56
Accounts	540	40	60

What is the ratio of the number of females in Physics department to the number of females in the Management department?

22:23

35:33

23:22

33:35

Correct Answer

Option 3

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q3:

JIPMAT 2024

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Easy

The following table gives the expenditure details of a family during the years 2011 to 2015 .

Item of Expenditure	Expenditure (in ₹ Thousands)
Item of Expenditure	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	Total
Food	800	900	1050	1200	1400	5350
House Rent	150	150	210	240	300	1050
Clothing	75	100	130	170	250	725
Fuel and Electricity	30	40	50	60	70	250
Education	150	170	200	260	300	1080
Medical Expenses	75	90	100	110	150	525
Miscellaneous	220	250	260	360	430	1520
Total	1500	1700	2000	2400	2900	10500

What is the percentage increase in expenditure on education during 2011 to 2015 ?

$50 \%$

$75 \%$

$100 \%$

$150 \%$

Correct Answer

Option 3

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q4:

JIPMAT 2024

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Conceptual

The following table gives the expenditure details of a family during the years 2011 to 2015 .

Item of Expenditure	Expenditure (in ₹ Thousands)
Item of Expenditure	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	Total
Food	800	900	1050	1200	1400	5350
House Rent	150	150	210	240	300	1050
Clothing	75	100	130	170	250	725
Fuel and Electricity	30	40	50	60	70	250
Education	150	170	200	260	300	1080
Medical Expenses	75	90	100	110	150	525
Miscellaneous	220	250	260	360	430	1520
Total	1500	1700	2000	2400	2900	10500

In the light of the total expenditure for 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015, what will be the likely expenditure in 2016 ?

₹ $30,00,000$

₹ $32,00,000$

₹ $35,00,000$

₹ $37,00,000$

Correct Answer

Option 3

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q5:

JIPMAT 2024

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Conceptual

The following table gives the expenditure details of a family during the years 2011 to 2015 .

Item of Expenditure	Expenditure (in ₹ Thousands)
Item of Expenditure	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	Total
Food	800	900	1050	1200	1400	5350
House Rent	150	150	210	240	300	1050
Clothing	75	100	130	170	250	725
Fuel and Electricity	30	40	50	60	70	250
Education	150	170	200	260	300	1080
Medical Expenses	75	90	100	110	150	525
Miscellaneous	220	250	260	360	430	1520
Total	1500	1700	2000	2400	2900	10500

Considering the total expenditure for all the five years together, what is the percentage expenditure on house rent ?

$15 \%$

$10 \%$

$12 \%$

$8 \%$

Correct Answer

Option 2

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q6:

JIPMAT 2023

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

The table below gives the percentage of marks obtained by 6 students in 6 subjects in an examination. Answer the following questions based on the data given in the table. The numbers in brackets are the maximum marks in each subject. What is the overall percentage of A, B and C respectively?

68.44, 69.29, 68.94

68.94, 68.14, 68.29

68.29, 68.14, 68.94

No Answer

Correct Answer

Option 4

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q7:

JIPMAT 2023

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

Find the average marks obtained by a student in Economics and Physics respectively.

84, 67

65, 83

66, 85

56, 70

Correct Answer

Option Drop

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q8:

JIPMAT 2023

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

How many students have obtained more than 65% overall marks in all the subjects and who are those students?

3; A, B, C

2; B and C

Only one; B

3; B, C, D

Correct Answer

Option Drop

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q9:

JIPMAT 2023

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Here are the students, and the subjects. The maximum marks for each subject is 120.

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

In which subject the overall percentage is maximum and what is the percentage?

Biology, 72%

Physics, 70%

Maths, 71%

English, 71%

Correct Answer

Option Drop

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q10:

JIPMAT 2023

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Easy

Number of vehicles (in 100s) passing through toll plaza in September:

Week	Bus	Truck	Car
I	28.3	15.4	40.2
II	24.5	12.3	36.1
III	20.4	14.2	42.9
IV	24.4	24.4	39.8

In which week of September, the total number of vehicles passing through the toll plaza was the second highest?

III

IV

I

II

Correct Answer

Option 3

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q11:

JIPMAT 2023

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Easy

Number of vehicles (in 100s) passing through toll plaza in September:

Week	Bus	Truck	Car
I	28.3	15.4	40.2
II	24.5	12.3	36.1
III	20.4	14.2	42.9
IV	24.4	24.4	39.8

What was the average number of buses passing through the toll plaza per week?

2530

2860

2070

2440

Correct Answer

Option 4

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q12:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Following expenditure was incurred by a company under different heads:

Year	Salary	Cost of components	Power	Interest	Taxes
2000	288	296	26.4	12.2	32.0
2001	299	332	28.4	14.2	34.6
2002	298	382	26.2	14.8	38.8
2003	305	410	28.6	15.2	42.4
2004	316	428	32.0	14.3	42.6

What is the approximate ratio between total tax paid and cost of components over all these years?

11 : 117

3 : 70

14 : 138

12 : 141

Correct Answer

Option 3

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q13:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Following expenditure was incurred by a company under different heads:

Year	Salary	Cost of components	Power	Interest	Taxes
2000	288	296	26.4	12.2	32.0
2001	299	332	28.4	14.2	34.6
2002	298	382	26.2	14.8	38.8
2003	305	410	28.6	15.2	42.4
2004	316	428	32.0	14.3	42.6

Total expenditure in 2000 was what percentage of total expenditure in 2003?

60.03%

81.70%

76.56%

122.39%

Correct Answer

Option 2

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q14:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Hard

Following expenditure was incurred by a company under different heads:

Year	Salary	Cost of components	Power	Interest	Taxes
2000	288	296	26.4	12.2	32.0
2001	299	332	28.4	14.2	34.6
2002	298	382	26.2	14.8	38.8
2003	305	410	28.6	15.2	42.4
2004	316	428	32.0	14.3	42.6

Which year saw the maximum % increase in salary over the previous year?

2001

2002

2003

2004

Correct Answer

Option 1

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q15:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Medium

A teacher has partial data of the student result:

Sex	Grade A	Grade B	Total
Girls			40
Boys	5
Total		30

The other information available is:

Half the students have grade A and B
$50 \%$ of the students are girls
$\frac14$ th of boys have grade C

The numbers of girls who have grade B and number of girls who have grade C are:

5, 30

30, 5

10, 30

30, 10

Correct Answer

Option 1

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q16:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Conceptual

A teacher has partial data of the student result:

Sex	Grade A	Grade B	Total
Girls			40
Boys	5
Total		30

The other information available is:

Half the students have grade A and B
$50 \%$ of the students are girls
$\frac14$ th of boys have grade C

The number of girls, boys and total number of students is:

Girls-40, Boys-45, Total-85

Girls-40, Boys-40, Total-80

Girls-40, Boys-50, Total-90

Girls-40, Boys-35, Total-75

Correct Answer

Option 2

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q17:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Conceptual

A teacher has partial data of the student result:

Sex	Grade A	Grade B	Total
Girls			40
Boys	5
Total		30

The other information available is:

Half the students have grade A and B
$50 \%$ of the students are girls
$\frac14$ th of boys have grade C

Half the students have grade A or B. The number of girls of Grade A and total (girls and boys) having grade A are:

5, 10

5, 5

10, 5

10, 10

Correct Answer

Option 1

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q18:

JIPMAT 2022

Data Interpretation

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Tabular Data

Conceptual

A teacher has partial data of the student result:

Sex	Grade A	Grade B	Total
Girls			40
Boys	5
Total		30

The other information available is:

Half the students have grade A and B
$50 \%$ of the students are girls
$\frac14$ th of boys have grade C

Number of boys who have grade B and the number of boys who have grade C are:

25, 10

10, 25

10, 30

30, 10

Correct Answer

Option 1

Correct Answer

Explanation

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JIPMAT Past Year Questions (Topic-Wise)

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60

STUDENTS	Physics (120)	Biology (120)	Maths (120)	Geology (120)	Economics (120)	English (120)
A	70	75	70	65	60	70
B	80	70	75	60	50	75
C	75	72	71	70	60	65
D	60	70	65	55	60	70
E	70	75	65	50	55	60
F	65	70	60	65	50	60