GMAT - Data Insights Mock Tests

A recipe calls for 2 cups of flour for every 3 cups of sugar. How much sugar is needed for 8 cups of flour?

A bar chart shows the number of books read by five students in 2025: Student A: 12 books Student B: 8 books Student C: 15 books Student D: 10 books Student E: 6 books What is the average number of books read per student?

A table shows the monthly expenses of two families: Family P: Rent=12000, Food=6000, Transport=3000, Education=5000, Other=4000 Family Q: Rent=15000, Food=7000, Transport=4000, Education=6000, Other=8000 What is the ratio of Family P total expenses to Family Q total expenses?

Two tables describe a library's book lending data: Table 1 — Books Lent by Genre (March): Fiction: 150 Non-Fiction: 90 Reference: 60 Table 2 — Books Returned On Time by Genre (March): Fiction: 135 Non-Fiction: 85 Reference: 48 Which genre had the lowest on-time return rate?

A pie chart describes the distribution of a city's annual budget of $12 million: Education: 40% Transportation: 25% Healthcare: 18% Public Safety: 12% Administration: 5% How much more is spent on Education than on the combined total of Healthcare and Public Safety?

A multi-source reasoning question: Source 1 - Restaurant Menu: Burger: ₹200 Pizza: ₹350 Pasta: ₹280 Salad: ₹150 Source 2 - Customer Orders: Order 1: 2 Burgers, 1 Pizza Order 2: 1 Pasta, 1 Salad Order 3: 1 Burger, 1 Pizza, 1 Salad What is the total revenue from these three orders?

A table shows the test scores of six students in a class: Student A: 88 Student B: 76 Student C: 92 Student D: 65 Student E: 84 Student F: 79 What is the range of the scores?

A data sufficiency question: A store sells apples and oranges. The price of 3 apples and 2 oranges is ₹120. What is the price of 1 apple? Statement (1) The price of 2 apples and 3 oranges is ₹130. Statement (2) The price of 1 orange is ₹30.