CAT 2014: Exam feels Lengthy, Data Interpretation and LR time consuming; prove game changer in slot one

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Updated on November 16, 2014

Those who could crack more questions on Data Interpretation in the first session of first day of CAT 2014 exam on Nov 16, 2014, can expect a very high score

Quant was easier, Verbal a bit difficult but DI and LR were the most difficult

Those who could crack more questions on Data Interpretation in the first session of first day of CAT 2014 exam on Nov 16, 2014, can expect a very high score getting an edge over their peers.

Questions on Data Interpretation and LR could prove to be the prime factors to push your score up or pull the same down according to the ability with which the sections were attempted. The questions were time consuming as well as required more skills to crack these questions.

Although Quant was rated moderate, the DI part was found much difficult by the test takers. Many of them could not even arrive at the satisfactory answer options despite the fact the date based information was available in the problems. How tricky were the questions on DI can be understood by this fact.

The test takers after completing their exam came out very disappointed and said “Quant was easier, Verbal a bit difficult but DI and LR were the most difficult and time consuming parts”.

The questions were based on tricky information rich problems in the form of bar diagrams, graphs. It was further divided in parts and decimals. The questions required tricky comparison and deep reading of the cumbersome information.

The candidates despite using the scratch sheet and the pen provided for the purpose also got confused in the maze of Data.

The advice of the experts for the coming sessions is to go for more practice of difficult DI questions to ace the test