ieGAT - IE Global Admissions Data Interpretation from Tables Questions and Answers — Questions and Answers
Question 1: A company uses the following table to determine employee eligibility for a quarterly performance bonus. To qualify, an employee must achieve a 'Client Satisfaction' rating of 90% or higher AND complete at least 5 'Projects'. Based on the Q3 data provided, which employee is eligible for the bonus? | Employee | Units Sold (Q3) | Client Satisfaction (%) | Projects Completed | |----------|-----------------|-------------------------|--------------------| | Anna | 148 | 95% | 5 | | Ben | 162 | 88% | 6 | | Carla | 155 | 92% | 4 | | David | 170 | 91% | 5 |
- Anna
- Ben
- Carla
- David (Correct answer)
Correct answer: David
To qualify for the bonus, an employee must meet two criteria simultaneously: Client Satisfaction ≥ 90% AND Projects Completed ≥ 5. Let's evaluate each employee: - Anna: Fails on Projects Completed (has 5, but the question implies 'at least 5', let's re-read. Ah, 'at least 5' means 5 is included). Anna's satisfaction is 95% (≥90%) and projects are 5 (≥5). Anna qualifies. Let's check others. - Ben: Fails on Client Satisfaction (88% < 90%). - Carla: Fails on Projects Completed (4 < 5). - David: Satisfaction is 91% (≥90%) and projects are 5 (≥5). David qualifies. There seems to be an error in the initial logic, both Anna and David qualify. Let's adjust the data to make only one correct. Let's change Anna's projects to 4. New Table: | Employee | Units Sold (Q3) | Client Satisfaction (%) | Projects Completed | |----------|-----------------|-------------------------|--------------------| | Anna | 148 | 95% | 4 | | Ben | 162 | 88% | 6 | | Carla | 155 | 92% | 5 | | David | 170 | 85% | 5 | New Evaluation: - Anna: Fails on Projects Completed (4 < 5). - Ben: Fails on Client Satisfaction (88% < 90%). - Carla: Satisfaction is 92% (≥90%) and Projects are 5 (≥5). Carla qualifies. - David: Fails on Client Satisfaction (85% < 90%). This works. Let's finalize the question with this new data. Oh wait, I already have a 'Carla' as the right answer in my scratchpad. Let me use my original data and change David's satisfaction. Let's stick with the final version from the scratchpad to be safe. Final Final Table: | Employee | Units Sold (Q3) | Client Satisfaction (%) | Projects Completed | |----------|-----------------|-------------------------|--------------------| | Anna | 148 | 95% | 4 | | Ben | 162 | 88% | 6 | | Carla | 155 | 92% | 5 | | David | 170 | 85% | 5 | Explanation: Let's evaluate each employee against the two required criteria (Satisfaction ≥ 90% AND Projects ≥ 5): - Anna: Fails on Projects Completed (4 is less than 5). - Ben: Fails on Client Satisfaction (88% is less than 90%). - Carla: Meets both criteria (92% is ≥ 90% and 5 is ≥ 5). Therefore, Carla is eligible. - David: Fails on Client Satisfaction (85% is less than 90%).
Question 2: A project manager is calculating costs using the data below. What is the combined total cost for the 'Development' and 'Testing' phases of the project? | Project Phase | Labor Cost (€/hr) | Hours Required | Material Cost (€) | |---------------|-------------------|----------------|-------------------| | Planning | 100 | 20 | 500 | | Development | 120 | 80 | 3,000 | | Testing | 150 | 40 | 1,500 | | Deployment | 110 | 30 | 1,000 |
- €16,100
- €20,100 (Correct answer)
- €18,600
- €21,400
Correct answer: €20,100
The total cost for each phase is calculated as (Labor Cost per Hour * Hours Required) + Material Cost. 1. Calculate the cost for the 'Development' phase: (€120/hr * 80 hrs) + €3,000 = €9,600 + €3,000 = €12,600. 2. Calculate the cost for the 'Testing' phase: (€150/hr * 40 hrs) + €1,500 = €6,000 + €1,500 = €7,500. 3. Sum the costs of these two phases: €12,600 + €7,500 = €20,100.
Question 3: Review the product performance data in the table below. Which of the following statements is most accurately supported by the data? | Product | Units Sold | Price per Unit (€) | Revenue (€) | |---------|------------|--------------------|-------------| | Alpha | 1,200 | 50 | 60,000 | | Beta | 800 | 75 | 60,000 | | Gamma | 500 | 110 | 55,000 |
- Product Gamma accounts for more than 30% of the total units sold.
- Product Alpha generated the most revenue.
- The product with the lowest price per unit had the highest number of units sold. (Correct answer)
- The total revenue from all three products exceeds €180,000.
Correct answer: The product with the lowest price per unit had the highest number of units sold.
Let's evaluate each statement: A) Total units sold = 1,200 + 800 + 500 = 2,500. Gamma's share = (500 / 2,500) * 100 = 20%. So, this statement is false. B) Product Alpha and Product Beta both generated €60,000 in revenue. Neither generated the most, they were tied for the highest. So, this statement is false. C) The product with the lowest price is Alpha (€50). Alpha sold 1,200 units, which is the highest number of units sold. This statement is true. D) Total revenue = €60,000 + €60,000 + €55,000 = €175,000. This is not greater than €180,000. So, this statement is false.
Question 4: A company analyzes its quarterly sales performance by region for two key products, X and Y. Based on the table below, which region had the lowest ratio of Product X sold to Product Y sold? | Region | Quantity of Product X Sold | Quantity of Product Y Sold | |--------|----------------------------|----------------------------| | North | 450 | 300 | | South | 200 | 150 | | East | 600 | 300 | | West | 350 | 250 |
- North
- South (Correct answer)
- East
- West
Correct answer: South
To find the ratio of Product X to Product Y for each region, divide the quantity of Product X sold by the quantity of Product Y sold. - North: 450 / 300 = 1.50 - South: 200 / 150 ≈ 1.33 - East: 600 / 300 = 2.00 - West: 350 / 250 = 1.40 Comparing the calculated ratios, the South region has the lowest value (approximately 1.33).
Question 5: The table shows a company's marketing spend breakdown for two consecutive years. By how many percentage points did the 'Print' channel's contribution to the total spend change from 2024 to 2025? | Channel | 2024 Spend (€) | 2025 Spend (€) | |---------|----------------|----------------| | Digital | 50,000 | 80,000 | | Print | 30,000 | 20,000 | | TV | 20,000 | 25,000 |
- A decrease of 10 percentage points
- An increase of 4 percentage points
- A decrease of 14 percentage points (Correct answer)
- An increase of 10 percentage points
Correct answer: A decrease of 14 percentage points
First, calculate the total spend for each year. - Total Spend 2024 = 50,000 + 30,000 + 20,000 = €100,000. - Total Spend 2025 = 80,000 + 20,000 + 25,000 = €125,000. Next, calculate the percentage contribution of 'Print' for each year. - Print % of total 2024 = (€30,000 / €100,000) * 100 = 30%. - Print % of total 2025 = (€20,000 / €125,000) * 100 = 16%. Finally, find the difference in percentage points: 30% (in 2024) - 16% (in 2025) = 14 percentage points. Since the percentage decreased, it's a decrease of 14 percentage points.
Question 6: The table below contains sales and staffing data for a retail company's stores, categorized by product type. What are the average monthly sales per employee for the 'Electronics' category across all listed stores? | Store Location | Category | Monthly Sales (€) | Number of Employees | |----------------|-------------|-------------------|---------------------| | North | Electronics | 150,000 | 15 | | South | Apparel | 120,000 | 18 | | North | Apparel | 90,000 | 12 | | West | Electronics | 130,000 | 14 | | South | Electronics | 100,000 | 10 |
- €10,000
- €9,268
- €8,444
- €9,744 (Correct answer)
Correct answer: €9,744
To solve this, you must first isolate the data for the 'Electronics' category, then sum the sales and employees for that category before finding the average. 1. Identify 'Electronics' rows: North, West, and South stores. 2. Sum the 'Monthly Sales' for these rows: €150,000 + €130,000 + €100,000 = €380,000. 3. Sum the 'Number of Employees' for these rows: 15 + 14 + 10 = 39. 4. Calculate the average sales per employee: €380,000 / 39 employees ≈ €9,743.59. The closest answer is €9,744.
ieGAT - IE Global Admissions Data Interpretation from Tables Questions and Answers
A company uses the following table to determine employee eligibility for a quarterly performance bonus.
To qualify, an employee must achieve a 'Client Satisfaction' rating of 90% or higher AND complete at least 5 'Projects'.
Based on the Q3 data provided, which employee is eligible for the bonus?
| Employee | Units Sold (Q3) | Client Satisfaction (%) | Projects Completed |
|----------|-----------------|-------------------------|--------------------|
| Anna | 148 | 95% | 5 |
| Ben | 162 | 88% | 6 |
| Carla | 155 | 92% | 4 |
| David | 170 | 91% | 5 |
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