The CAT Quant 2023 Slot 2 examination featured several questions that highlighted the growing importance of understanding Indian local products in quantitative reasoning. One notable question involved calculating profit margins for a local handicraft business in Rajasthan, where students had to analyze production costs, market demand, and pricing strategies for traditional textiles.
Another quantitative problem focused on the agricultural sector, requiring candidates to compute yield ratios for indigenous crop varieties like Basmati rice and Alphonso mangoes. The question tested understanding of percentage growth, seasonal variations, and export-import dynamics specific to Indian agricultural products.
The examination also included data interpretation sets based on sales figures of Ayurvedic products and traditional Indian spices. Students needed to analyze charts showing quarterly sales growth of turmeric, ashwagandha, and other indigenous herbs, applying statistical concepts to real-world Indian market scenarios.
Probability questions in this slot involved scenarios related to Indian e-commerce platforms selling local artisan products. Candidates had to calculate probabilities of successful deliveries, customer satisfaction rates, and return percentages for handicrafts from different regions of India. |
