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Caselet

What is a Data Caselet? A Caselet is a set of information that is given in paragraph form. In a Caselet, no tables or graphs are given. You have to read the information and draw a table or organize the given data to solve the questions. Practice a lot of caselets based questions to master such questions. 5 Tips for Data Caselets Use these five simple tips to ace data caselets: It helps to convert a caselet into table or any other pictorial form. Keep jotting down the important points in a caselet while reading it for the first time. Use notations to represent names of things, places, people, etc. Be careful of the data given and the units as well. You need to be aware of basic conversions and units. For example, what do the terms million/billion/trillion stand for. Make sure you use the options and approximations to avoid lengthy calculations. Cover arithmetic related topics (interest, percentage, ratio & proportion) as questions in cas...

ALPHANUMERIC REASONING

ALPHANUMERIC REASONING Directions: Study the following arrangement carefully and answer the following questions given below. E   4   B   %   R   3   A   6   #   F   H   @   I   2   D   9   ©   K   U   $   W   1   M   P   5   *   Q   8   T 1. If all the numbers are dropped from the above arrangement,  which of the following will be the ninth to the left of W ? ...

ALPHA NUMERIC SERIES

Alphanumeric (sometimes shortened to alphameric) is a combination of alphabetic and numeric characters. In some   cases, it may include upper and lower case letters, punctuation marks, and symbols ( such as @, &, and *, ). This type of reasoning is a mixed bag of coding-decoding, series-based reasoning and finding positions based reasoning questions. Points to note Before jumping to the questions, let us understand the meaning of few key words that are generally used in such questions like  "following, followed by, preceding, and preceded by" . Let us take two successive alphabets Y and Z. Here, Y is preceding Z and Z is preceded by Y. Also, Z is following Y and Y is followed by Z. Now, take three successive alphabets X, Y and Z. Here X and Y are preceding Z, but Y is immediately preceding Z whereas, X is not immediately preceding Z. Similarly, Y and Z are following X, but Y is immediately following X whereas, Z is not immediately following X. ...

BANKING AWARENESS

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