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Data interpretation & sufficiency: practice set 3

19 questions UPSC asked between 2018 and 2026, 30 minutes, negative marking — your score as soon as you submit.

19

questions

30 min

at the exam's pace

47.5

maximum marks

Data interpretation & sufficiency has 3 sets of about 20 questions — together, every question UPSC has asked on it since 2016. This is set 3.

How it works

  1. 1Answer in any order: skip, mark for review and come back from the question palette.
  2. 2Submit when you're done, or the 30 min timer submits for you. Close the page and come back any time — your answers are saved in this browser.
  3. 3See your score straight away. Sign up free (or log in) for the full report and every question with UPSC's answer and a step-by-step solution.

Marking, as in the exam: +2.5 for a correct answer, −0.83 for a wrong one, 0 if you leave it. CSAT is qualifying: 33%.

Questions from the latest paper are scored against UPSC's provisional answer key (the final key comes out after the final result).

What's in this test

YearQuestionsEasyMediumHard
20262110
20251010
20244040
20231010
20223120
20211100
20202200
20185410

Difficulty is the Vault's own rating of each question; subjects and topics follow the official syllabus.

The timer starts when you press Start. Your progress is saved in this browser.

About this test

How is this test marked?
As in UPSC's CSAT (GS Paper II): 2.5 marks for each correct answer and a third of that (0.83) deducted for each wrong one. A question you leave scores nothing. The maximum here is 47.5.
How long do I get?
30 minutes — the exam's pace (80 questions in 2 hours) for 19 questions. When the time runs out, your answers are submitted as they stand.
How are the sets made?
Every question UPSC has asked on Data interpretation & sufficiency since 2016 is in one of the 3 sets of about 20, each mixing years (a passage always comes with all its questions). Questions UPSC dropped from evaluation are left out. Take them in any order; the sets page shows which you've done.
Is it free?
Yes. Anyone can take the test and see their score straight away. A free sign-up shows the full report and every question with UPSC's answer and a step-by-step solution.

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