Top XAT DILR Practice Sets for Boosting Your Score

Topics

Practice Set DILR

Tournaments

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Tables

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Venn Diagram

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Arrangement Puzzle

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Caselet

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Logical Reasoning

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Subjects

Topic

Detailed Explanation

Data Interpretation

Tables & Charts

• Complex tables with multiple variables (e.g., sales, production, percentages, growth rates).
• Bar graphs, pie charts, or line graphs with tricky comparisons.
• Mixed charts (table + pie, bar + line, etc.).

Caselet-Based DI

• Purely verbal description of data
• Requires structuring raw data into usable form before solving.

Tournament & Games-based DI

• Cricket/football tournaments, round-robin leagues, or knockout stages.
• Match results, points tables, or missing scores.

Scheduling & Resource Allocation DI

• Assigning jobs to machines, workers to shifts, classrooms to lectures.
• Usually involves constraints and optimization.

Mathematical/Quant-based DI

Involves averages, ratios, percentages, speed-time-distance, or profit-loss embedded in DI tables.

Logical Reasoning

Arrangement Puzzles

• Linear/circular arrangements with multiple parameters (colors, professions, places).
• Sometimes combined with seating + conditions + blood relations.

Grouping & Distribution

People/items divided into groups based on conditions.

Blood Relations (Advanced)

Multi-generational family trees combined with seating or puzzles

Direction Sense & Movement

Complicated grid-based movements, shortest paths, or relative directions.

Syllogisms / Statement–Conclusion

Traditional logic questions

Data Sufficiency

• Testing whether given statements provide enough info to answer.
• Can be DI-based (tables) or LR-based (arrangements).

Venn Diagram Puzzles

• Sets & sub-sets (e.g., people knowing multiple languages, overlapping clubs).
• Usually with more than 3 sets (difficult to visualize).

Decision-Making Style LR (XAT-specific)

• Though Decision Making is a separate section, some LR questions mimic it.
• Requires logical allocation of resources, profit maximization, or conflict resolution.