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How to prepare for Data Interpretation

Published on Thursday, July 31, 2014
If you are already preparing for a bank exam then you might know that the Data Interpretation part is a decision maker in the exams. In most of the exams, there are three to four question sets each containing 4-5 questions. So this section gives you 15-20 marks. I have seen many candidates who skip these questions, this is a drastic mistake. If you are practising from right kind of study material that is updated then you won't find any trouble while solving these questions.

Problems that candidates face and its Solution

Lack of study material

It is a well-known fact that most of the books available in the market for Data Interpretation section are outdated. If you have already appeared for SBI PO or Clerk exam then you might understand what I am talking about. No institute is trying to teach from updated material because they don't have expert faculty and they can't handle student's queries. So everybody is teaching and studying from an outdated material.

Solution

Solve DI question sets from previous papers. You can get my Data Interpretation workbook here, it contains high-quality DI question sets along with detailed solutions. I tried to keep to the difficulty level really high.

Over-confidence

Most of the students solve easy questions during practice. After solving 2-3 sets, they become over-confident and they stop the practice. On D-day they get surprised with complex questions and stuck at it. It wastes time as well.

Slow calculation speed

At least a dozen readers write this comment every day. First of all, admit this fact that there is no "Magic Pill" to increase your calculation speed. It is a slow process. Learn shortcut tricks. Soon I will record videos for calculation tricks.


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I'm Ramandeep Singh, your guide to banking and insurance exams. With 14 years of experience and over 5000 successful selections, I understand the path to success firsthand, having transitioned from Dena Bank and SBI. I'm passionate about helping you achieve your banking and insurance dreams.

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