Tabular DI
Master Tabular DI with step-by-step data interpretation drills for exams and placements.
This course includes
- — on-demand video
- Access on mobile & desktop
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
Course content
1 section · 25 lectures
- Part 1: Production of different companies Preview
- Part 2: Marks obtained in different subjects
- Part 3: No. of Vacancies in various cities
- Part 4: Internet Owners in our country
- Part 5: No. of students passed & failed
- Part 6: Percentage of Marks
- Part 7: No. of cars sold in two cities
- Part 8: No. of students enrolled in colleges
- Part 9: No. of flights cancelled in different states
- Part 10: No. of soldiers retired
- Part 11: No. of Employees & Males and Females Ratio
- Part 12: Temperature of different cities
- Part 13: Distance travelled by Trucks
- Part 14: No. of Vehicles passing over a bridge
- Part 15: Sales of companies over the years
- Part 16: Price of products for 5 farmers
- Part 17: No. of students studying different colleges
- Part 18: No. of medals won by different countries
- Part 19: Quantity of food grains produced
- Part 20: Monthly bills of four commodities
- Part 21: No. of students studying different institutions
- Part 22: No. of employees working in different companies
- Part 23: No. of students appeared & passed in the test
- Part 24: Monthly rent at different places
- Part 25: Population of 3 states over the years
Description
Tabular DI is an exam-focused data interpretation programme designed for students preparing for campus placements, bank exams, and semester quantitative papers (beginner friendly). Lessons are paced for semester revision and competitive practice, with clear explanations you can replay anytime.
You will learn how to frame Tabular DI questions quickly, avoid common calculation traps, and choose the right shortcut without skipping reasoning. Across 25 lessons, you will move from foundations to problem-solving patterns that show up in university papers and placement tests.
Taught by DAKALA SREENIVASULU, this course keeps theory short and practice heavy—so you can revise faster, spot examiner cues, and build confidence before mocks and finals.
Instructor
Course director · Semester exams
Faculty lead for Education4U exam-focused programmes across aptitude, reasoning, computer science, electrical and electronics.
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