Data Interpretation Questions for SBI Clerk Exam

Data Interpretation (DI) plays an important role in the SBI Clerk exam. It tests your ability to understand and analyze data presented in different formats like tables, graphs, or text. To solve these questions, you need to quickly understand the given information and use basic math concepts like percentages, ratios, averages, and comparisons to find the answers. DI questions check your logical thinking and problem-solving skills while seeing how well you can make decisions based on data. This section is very important because it can help you score higher in the exam.

Data Interpretation Questions for SBI Clerk Exam

These are a few Data interpretation Questions for you to practice. Solve them all and they will surely help you to clear the SBI Clerk 2025 exam with flying colors.

Directions (1–5): The following table shows the total no. senior citizen of different age group in Japan. Table also shows the ratio of male to female in them. Study the table carefully to answer the following questions.

Q1. Total no. of female senior citizens of age group (50–60) years are how much percent more or less than female senior citizens of age group (61–70) years?

(a) 12.5% more
(b) 12.5% less
(c) 10.5% more
(d) 10.5% less
(e) 8.5% more

Q2. What is the average no. of male senior citizens of age group (61–70) years and (81–90) years?

(a) 3600
(b) 2600
(c) 3200
(d) 2800
(e) 2300

Q3. If senior citizens of age group (81 –90) were died due to bad health then senior citizen now of this age group are what percent of total senior citizens of age group (61–70) years and (71–80) years together?

(a) 50%
(b) 60%
(c) 54%
(d) 64%
(e) 45%

Q4. If 20% male senior citizens of age group (71 –80) yrs are pensioners then how many male senior citizens are non–pensioner of the same age group?

(a) 2140
(b) 2440
(c) 2240
(d) 2420
(e) 2040

Q5. What is the difference between total male and total female senior citizen of age group (50 –60) and (61 –70) yrs together?

(a) 2300
(b) 2100
(c) 2400
(d) 2200
(e) 1850

Direction (6-10): Given below the table shows total number of room booked in five different hotels on five days of a week. Read the table carefully and answer the questions:

Q6. Total rooms booked in ‘Oberoi’ on Tuesday & Thursday together is what percent less than total rooms booked in ‘Grand’ on Monday & Thursday?

(a)25%
(b)20%
(c)16%
(d)34%
(e)48%

Q7. Find difference between total number of rooms booked in ‘Oberoi’, ‘Lodhi’ & ‘Taj’ on Monday together and total number of rooms booked in ‘Taj’ , ‘Grand’& ‘Eros’ on Thursday together?

(a)140
(b)210
(c)70
(d)110
(e)135

Q8. Find ratio between total rooms booked in ‘Eros’ on Wednesday & Thursday together to total rooms booked in ‘Lodhi’ on Thursday & Friday together?

(a)27: 26
(b)19: 17
(c)29: 32
(d)53 :49
(e)24: 23

Q9. Find sum of average numbers of room booked in ‘Eros’ on Monday, Wednesday & Friday and average number of rooms booked in ‘Grand’ on Monday & Friday?

(a)580
(b)380
(c)495
(d)460
(e)535

Q10. Find percentage increase in rooms booked on Friday in ‘Oberoi’ over total rooms booked on Monday in same Hotel?

(a)46%
(b)66
(c)37
(d)28%
(e)33

Direction (11-15): Given below table shows number of bank ‘PO’ preliminary exams appeared by six candidates and number of preliminary exams cleared out of those appeared by these candidates. Some data are missing, Read the data carefully and answer the questions.

Q11. If number of preliminary exams appeared by Veer is 20% more than that of Harsh appeared, then find percentage of exam cleared by Veer?

(a) 28
(b) 22
(c) 18
(d) 16
(e) 10%

Q12. Total number of preliminary exams in which Sumit appeared is 10% more than that of Veer appeared. If Sumit appeared in four less exams than Adarsh, then find number of exams, which Veer did not clear?

(a) 24
(b) 32
(c) 36
(d) 44
(e) 28

Q13. If percentage of preliminary exams cleared by Ayush is 41  then find number of exams in which Aysuh did not clear are what percent of total exams in which Harsh appeared?

(a) 35%
(b) 44%
(c) 48%
(d) 40%
(e) 50%

Q14. If number of preliminary exams in which Sumit appeared is equal to 12 more than average number of preliminary exams in which Aysuh & Adarsh appeared, then find ratio of number of preliminary exams not cleared by Sumit to that of not cleared by Adarsh?

(a) 14 : 17
(b) 14 :15
(c) 13 : 15
(d) 3 : 5
(e) 4 : 5

Q15. Total number of preliminary exams in which Sumit appeared is 37.5% more than that of Aysuh appeared, while total number of exams in which Veer appeared is 20% more than that of Harsh appeared. If Sandeep cleared 50% of appeared exams, then find number of exams cleared by Sandeep is what percent of total number of preliminary exams in which all six appeared?

(a) 3.5%
(b) 4.5%
(c) 2.5%
(d) 1.5%
(e) 5%

Direction (16-20) Given below the table shows number of bikes manufactured by five different plants of ‘Hero’ in 2016. Read the data carefully and answer the questions.

Total stock available in 2017 of each plant = Manufactured bike in 2017 + (Manufactured bike in 2016  Sold bike in 2016)

Q16. Total stock of plant C in 2017 is what percent less than total stock of plant E in 2017?

(a) 10%
(b) 12.5%
(c) 15%
(d) 20%
(e) 25%

Q17. Find difference between total stock of plant A in 2017 and average of unsold bikes of plant D & E in 2016 ?

(a) 10000
(b) 10390
(c) 10990
(d) 10290
(e) 10690

Q18. Out of total manufactured bike by plant B in 2016, 45% are 150 CC bikes and remaining are 200 CC bikes. If out of total sold bikes by plant B in 2016, 36% are 150 CC bikes, then find ratio of unsold 200 CC bikes in 2016 to total stock of plant D in 2017?

(a) 4 : 69
(b) 4 : 79
(c) 2 : 69
(d) 2 : 79
(e) 4 : 49

Q19. Total stock of plant B in the year 2017 is approximate what percent more than total unsold bikes of plant B & E together in 2016?

(a) 60%
(b) 64%
(c) 58%
(d) 50%
(e) 46%

Q20. If total sale of plant A & D increased by 10% and 20% in 2017 over 2016 respectively, then find total unsold bikes by plant A & D in the year 2017 together?

(a) 25611
(b) 25411
(c) 25911
(d) 25311
(e) 25211

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