Top Videos on Tables for Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning for CAT by PW

Tables in CAT Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning can be challenging when you need to compare several values, work with missing information or apply conditions involving averages, ratios and percentages. You may understand the data but still spend too much time identifying the right calculation or checking whether your answer fits the given conditions.

The three MBA Wallah videos below cover table-based questions, mixed Data Interpretation sets and calculation methods. You can use the lessons to practise reading tables, interpreting percentages, comparing values and solving questions with different conditions.

Whether you are learning the basics or revising before a practice test, these videos can help you work through DI questions with greater clarity.

Video 1: Learn Table-Based DI Through Two Guided Sets and Missing-Data Questions

This Foundation Data Interpretation lesson introduces table-based sets for CAT through two guided examples. You will practise working with marks, averages, missing entries, multiple subjects, ratios and connected conditions.

The video explains how to read the table, interpret the given information, use conditions to find missing values, test answer options and verify your calculations. If you find it difficult to connect different entries in a table or determine which calculation to use, this lesson gives you examples to practise these skills.

Use it when starting Tables or revising the basics before attempting mixed Data Interpretation sets independently.

Video 2: Practise Mixed DI Sets with Mental Calculations and Percentage Shortcuts

This video combines Tables practice with bar graphs, pie charts and mixed-chart Data Interpretation sets. You will learn about percentage interpretation, approximation, mental calculations, fraction-percentage recall and value comparison.

A bus-seat occupancy set includes questions on vacant seats, chart angles, bus ratios, and conditions involving gender and age. These examples help you practise reading different forms of data and applying calculations to related questions.

If lengthy calculations slow you down during LRDI practice, use this lesson to work on number comparisons and calculation methods while becoming familiar with different types of Data Interpretation sets.

Video 3: Improve DI Calculations with Multiplication, Squares and Approximation

This Maha Foundation lesson introduces table-based Data Interpretation for CAT and other management entrance exams. It focuses on reading data, selecting suitable methods and improving calculation skills.

You will cover faster multiplication, square calculations, percentages, approximation, logical calculations and important number relationships. The lesson also discusses LRDI across different exam patterns and the role of regular recall practice in solving questions more quickly.

If you are beginning Data Interpretation or need to revise your calculation skills before attempting DI sets, this video helps you practise the numerical methods used to interpret information and work towards an answer.

These three PW videos cover different aspects of Tables for CAT Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, from reading tables and finding missing information to solving mixed-chart sets and practising calculation methods.

Start with the Foundation Data Interpretation lesson if you need to understand table-based questions. Move to the mixed DI lesson to practise percentages, ratios and different chart formats, and use the Maha Foundation video to revise multiplication, squares and approximation.

Practise the questions alongside each lesson and check your calculations to identify areas that need more work. This will help you build familiarity with different DI question types and prepare for timed CAT practice.