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Disclaimer: NTA forgot to print the common data for Questions 25–27 in the candidate response sheet. We reverse-engineered the data based on student memory, so the table below is not the original NTA data.

Year	Steel production
2017	238
2018	267
2019	301
2020	346
2021	382
2022	393
2023	438
2024	471

How many years have shown production of steel above the average production for the given period (2017-2024)?

Two

Three

Four

Five

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Option 3

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Explanation

Q2:

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Tabular Data

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Year	Steel production
2017	238
2018	267
2019	301
2020	346
2021	382
2022	393
2023	438
2024	471

The percent change in production of steel is minimum for which of the following pair of years?

From 2017 to 2018

From 2021 to 2022

From 2018 to 2019

From 2019 to 2020

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Option 2

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Explanation

Q3:

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Year	Steel production
2017	238
2018	267
2019	301
2020	346
2021	382
2022	393
2023	438
2024	471

The increase in production of steel in 2023 over the preceding year is how many times compared to the increase in production of steel in 2021 over its preceding year?

2.50

1.50

1.25

2.75

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Option 3

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Explanation

Q4:

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Tabular Data

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Disclaimer: NTA forgot to print the common data for Questions 28–30 in the candidate response sheet. We reverse-engineered the data based on student memory, so the table below is not the original NTA data.

Country	Test wickets	Test runs conceded	ODI wickets	ODI runs conceded
P	17	523	18	594
Q	22	704	20	392
R	19	627	23	575
S	16	496	17	408
T	21	693	17	560
U	18	573	12	360
Total	113	3616	107	2889

Against which two countries did the bowler take the same number of wickets in test and ODI matches, respectively?

R (Test), S (ODI)

U (Test), R (ODI)

R (Test), P (ODI)

P (Test), T (ODI)

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Option 4

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q5:

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Tabular Data

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Country	Test wickets	Test runs conceded	ODI wickets	ODI runs conceded
P	17	523	18	594
Q	22	704	20	392
R	19	627	23	575
S	16	496	17	408
T	21	693	17	560
U	18	573	12	360
Total	113	3616	107	2889

Against which country is the bowler's strike rate (runs conceded per wicket) the best in ODI matches?

Q

U

S

R

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Option 1

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q6:

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Tabular Data

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Disclaimer: NTA forgot to print the common data for Questions 28–30 in the candidate response sheet. We reverse-engineered the data based on student memory, so the table below is not the original NTA data.

Country	Test wickets	Test runs conceded	ODI wickets	ODI runs conceded
P	17	523	18	594
Q	22	704	20	392
R	19	627	23	575
S	16	496	17	408
T	21	693	17	560
U	18	573	12	360
Total	113	3616	107	2889

Find the difference between the strike rate (runs conceded per wicket) of the bowler in ODI matches and that in Test matches.

4.75

5

5.25

4

Correct Answer

Option 2

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Explanation

Q7:

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Tabular Data

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Disclaimer: NTA forgot to print the common data for Questions 31–33 in the candidate response sheet. We reverse-engineered the data based on student memory, so the table below is not the original NTA data.

Values are in units of ₹10,000.

Year	X	Y	Z
2017	173	191	150
2018	163	187	190
2019	247	263	249

If expenditure of businessmen X, Y, Z decreased by 5%, 10% and 15%, respectively, from 2019 to 2020, then what was the total expenditure (in ₹10,000) of X, Y and Z in 2020?

695

656

667

683

Correct Answer

Option 4

Correct Answer

Explanation

Q8:

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Disclaimer: NTA forgot to print the common data for Questions 31–33 in the candidate response sheet. We reverse-engineered the data based on student memory, so the table below is not the original NTA data.

Values are in units of ₹10,000.

Year	X	Y	Z
2017	173	191	150
2018	163	187	190
2019	247	263	249

If Z's income in 2017 was ₹17,55,000, what was his percent profit in that particular year?

21%

15%

17%

19%

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Option 3

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Explanation

Q9:

JIPMAT 2026

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Tabular Data

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Disclaimer: NTA forgot to print the common data for Questions 31–33 in the candidate response sheet. We reverse-engineered the data based on student memory, so the table below is not the original NTA data.

Values are in units of ₹10,000.

Year	X	Y	Z
2017	173	191	150
2018	163	187	190
2019	247	263	249

If the percent profit earned by all the businessmen together in 2018 was 37%, what was the total income (in ₹ 1,000) of all the businessmen together in that particular year?

7398

7856

8235

8166

Correct Answer

Option 1

Correct Answer

Explanation

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