Roll No First Name Last Name Age Exp Exam Gender

1 Aaditya Acharya 24 36 GMAT 1

2 Abhijit Gavhane 25 24 GMAT 1
3 Abhimanyu Narang 22 18 GMAT 1
4 Abhinav Toshniwal 23 18 GMAT 1
5 Achin Aggarwal 22 24 XAT or MA 1
6 Aditya Awasthi 25 20 GMAT 1
7 Aditya Biyani 22 24 CAT 1
8 Akansha Nayak 24 12 GMAT 0
9 Akhil Jalan 21 8 XAT or MA 1
10 Alhad Patil 24 24 XAT or MA 1
11 Amit Gadia 26 24 CAT 1
12 Amitesh Taparia 22 12 XAT or MA 1
13 Ankit Jalan 20 36 XAT or MA 1
14 Ankit Tolia 24 18 CAT 1
15 Ankit Yogi 22 48 XAT or MA 1
16 Anuj Dhoot 23 3 XAT or MA 1
17 Ashish Agarwal 22 48 XAT or MA 1
18 Atulit Chokhani 24 10 CAT 1
19 Ayush Bansal 23 24 GMAT 1
20 Bakul Parnami 21 12 GMAT 1
21 Brijesh Tibrewala 25 36 GMAT 1
22 Deepa Agarwal 22 12 GMAT 0
23 Deepak Mehta 21 18 CAT 1
24 Dhruv Bhatia 21 24 XAT or MA 1
25 Gaurav Shah 22 12 XAT or MA 1
26 Hardik Thakral 21 36 GMAT 1
27 Ankit Jalan 22 24 CAT 1
28 Harshil Nuwal 20 24 CAT 1
29 Jaishank Gupta 23 24 XAT or MA 1
30 Jitesh Agrawal 27 48 XAT or MA 1
31 Kaushal Shah 27 84 GMAT 1
32 Kishleen Anand 20 6 GMAT 1
33 Manas Shah 24 11 CAT 1
34 Nagendra Pai 24 24 XAT or MA 1
35 Navkaran Bagga 23 6 CAT 1
36 Nidhi Bajoria 24 48 XAT or MA 0
37 Pallav Khandelwal 22 20 CAT 1
38 Parth Karvat 20 0 XAT or MA 1
39 Pawan Mansinghani 20 18 XAT or MA 1
40 Prashant Patil 21 30 GMAT 1
41 Pratik Bhandari 24 48 GMAT 1
42 Purva Velapure Gokhale 25 15 CAT 0
43 Rahul Kasat 23 12 GMAT 1
44 Reni Pandya 21 12 GMAT 0
45 Rishi Malik 22 10 CAT 1
46 Rishit Shah 21 12 CAT 1
47 Ruchita Biyani 27 48 CAT 0
48 Sanjay Duggad 23 36 CAT 1
49 Sankalp Goel 20 0 XAT or MA 1
50 Sanket Chinchankar 21 12 XAT or MA 1
51 Sankey G 22 12 XAT or MA 1
52 Saumya Jain 22 12 XAT or MA 0
53 Saurabh Agarwal 24 36 GMAT 1
54 Shankhadeep Dhar 27 36 GMAT 1
55 Shashank Agarwal 22 12 CAT 1
56 Shashank Singhvi 23 10 GMAT 1
57 Sheetal Maloo 20 36 CAT 0
58 Shivam Talwar 23 24 GMAT 1
59 Shreyas Chowhan 22 12 GMAT 1
60 Siddharth Mundra 23 18 XAT or MA 1
61 Sourabh Manjrekar 22 24 GMAT 1
62 Sunay Shah 24 24 CAT 1
63 Ujjwal Gupta 24 24 GMAT 1
64 Varun Sachdeva 27 72 XAT or MA 1
65 Vibin Babu 25 24 CAT 1
66 Vineet Mittal 24 6 GMAT 1
67 Abhimanyu Baveja 22 24 XAT or MA 1
68 Abhinav Oswal 23 24 XAT or MA 1
69 Abraham Abhishek Moses 21 18 CAT 1
70 Aditya Bagadia 20 6 GMAT 1
71 Aditya Bang 24 36 XAT or MA 1
72 Aditya Asawa 20 6 GMAT 1
73 Akhil Shetty 24 12 GMAT 1
74 Anas Shaikh 21 18 CAT 1
75 Anisha Jain 22 12 GMAT 0
76 Ankit Jain 23 8 XAT or MA 1
77 Ankur Seth 24 20 GMAT 1
78 Anvay Kolwankar 23 24 XAT or MA 1
79 Aparna Manglani 22 24 CAT 1
80 Ashish Sharma 21 12 CAT 1
81 Barbarik Ghuwalewala 19 48 CAT 1
82 Daksh Dehra 22 12 CAT 1
83 Deepak Agarwal 24 24 GMAT 1
84 Dieter Rasquinha 23 11 XAT or MA 1
85 Divay Garg 22 12 XAT or MA 1
86 Ankit Chordia 22 24 GMAT 1
87 Gaurav Jain 29 84 CAT 1
88 Gaurav Pandit 24 12 GMAT 1
89 Gurpreet Khanuja 25 36 GMAT 0
90 Janus Annunciation 23 8 CAT 1
91 Jayesh Bafna 22 36 XAT or MA 1
92 Karan Puglia 21 12 XAT or MA 1
93 Kartik Rathod 22 10 XAT or MA 1
94 Kunal Agarwal 25 84 CAT 1
95 Manan Puri 24 24 CAT 1
96 Mihir Thacker 22 12 CAT 1
97 Minal Thacker 23 12 GMAT 0
98 Nandan Agrawaal 24 24 XAT or MA 1
99 Nikhil Ranawat 21 8 GMAT 1
100 Nikita Biyani 21 11 CAT 0
101 Nikunj Garg 25 15 GMAT 1
102 Palomi Mehta 20 7 CAT 0
103 Piyush Jhawar 21 0 GMAT 1
104 Prerit Goel 22 12 GMAT 1
105 Rachna Soni 22 7 XAT or MA 0
106 Raghav Goyal 25 48 CAT 1
107 Rahul Dewan 23 36 XAT or MA 1
108 Rahul Kapur 21 8 CAT 1
109 Rikshit Shah 25 48 XAT or MA 1
110 Rishabh Gupta 23 12 GMAT 1
111 Roahan Kejriwal 21 0 XAT or MA 1
112 Rosh Alex 27 48 GMAT 1
113 Rushabh Visharia 24 18 XAT or MA 1
114 Sanchit Khandelwal 20 36 XAT or MA 1
115 Saurabh Bansal 23 24 XAT or MA 1
116 Shanky Porwal 22 7 GMAT 1
117 Shashank Desai 22 15 XAT or MA 1
118 Shilpa Agarwal 23 24 CAT 0
119 Shobhit Dhimar 22 12 XAT or MA 1
120 Shobhit Malani 23 6 CAT 1
121 Shrenik Kankaria 24 24 XAT or MA 1
122 Siddharth Kabra 22 12 CAT 1
123 Siddharth Rawat 23 24 XAT or MA 1
124 Sumegh Agarwal 22 13 XAT or MA 1
125 Tanuj Palriwal 20 3 CAT 1
126 Tarandeep Singh 22 6 GMAT 1
127 Uddharak Gupta 23 18 CAT 1
128 Vikram Vk 20 7 CAT 1
129 Vinay Jain 24 36 CAT 1
130 Yash Shroff 21 18 CAT 1
131 Yashovardhan Budhia 24 36 CAT 0
132 Lalit Mundra 21 12 XAT or MA 1
133 Rohan Mehtani 25 36 CAT 1
134 Pratik Mehta 21 10 CAT 1
135 Sagar Agarwal 21 0 GMAT 1
136 Saurabh Gandhi 24 12 GMAT 1
Splztn PTJSP OP@SP
3 4 81
3 4 80
3 3 76
2 4 82
4 3 70
3 5 75
2 2 74
2 5 80
1 2 85
1 3 78
4 3 79
3 5 84
2 5 84
3 4 75
1 3 83
1 2 76
4 2 79
1 5 83
1 3 79
3 2 80
1 5 78
3 5 80
2 4 81
1 5 81
2 3 73
1 5 84
1 4 88
4 4 77
3 3 80
3 3 78
4 2 79
2 2 74
4 4 73
2 5 76
2 2 80
2 3 78
2 2 77
1 2 79
3 3 77
2 2 75
2 5 76
4 2 77
1 2 76
3 2 80
1 2 78
1 4 79
2 2 76
2 3 75
2 3 75
1 4 80
1 2 76
3 3 81
4 3 76
1 4 85
1 4 77
4 3 80
2 3 73
3 4 76
1 4 83
2 5 82
2 4 76
2 2 81
1 2 78
1 2 77
3 4 79
2 5 73
1 2 75
2 3 77
4 2 80
4 4 82
4 2 75
3 5 83
3 3 76
2 5 58
1 2 74
4 4 78
4 2 78
3 4 81
3 4 81
1 5 76
2 3 79
4 3 80
1 4 78
2 3 77
1 2 83
1 2 81
1 3 75
1 2 80
4 4 82
4 3 81
2 4 77
4 3 79
3 4 81
1 4 80
2 3 39
1 4 82
2 2 82
4 4 80
4 4 80
2 3 69
3 3 74
1 3 75
3 5 78
2 4 77
2 5 82
1 2 69
4 4 71
2 2 75
4 4 78
4 2 71
1 2 75
4 3 79
3 5 81
2 4 78
3 3 78
1 2 77
3 2 81
1 4 82
4 3 79
4 5 81
4 2 76
2 3 75
1 4 77
1 4 79
1 4 75
4 2 82
4 5 83
3 4 75
3 3 75
2 4 79
2 2 76
2 5 78
4 4 75
4 2 82
4 4 75
1 2 77
Case - I: DLF Constructions
DLF Construction is projected to become one of India's largest real estate company in terms of revenues,
earnings, market capitalization and developable area by 2020. In line with its current expansion plans, DLF has
over 425 million sq. ft. of development across its businesses, including developed, on-going and planned projects.
The land bank is spread over 32 cities, mostly in metros and key urban areas across India. Similar to Singapore,
DLF has recently built housing societies called Condominiums in Mumbai. Condominiums are classified into
two categories: Sea View Condominiums and No Sea View Condominiums. A sample data has been collected on
location, list price, sale price and number of days it takes to sell each unit of such condominiums. DLF has provided
recent sales data on 40 Sea View Condominiums and 18 No Sea View Condominiums.

DLF has hired you to draw relevant information from this data, which the company can use to implement furture
growth plans.

How far are the results of this study applicable for other Metro cities, like Bangaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, etc.
 Rs. in lakhs
Sea View Condominiums No Sea View Condominiums
F has
rojects. List Price Sale Price Days to Sell List Price Sale Price
pore, 421 404 163 184 184
322 298 89 126 115
ted on 450 441 106 159 152
s provided 470 454 119 203 196
285 285 149 237 227
468 429 115 183 182
urture 144 140 246 237 220
179 179 70 153 150
829 803 91 127 123
elhi, etc. 267 267 158 200 196
268 259 110 170 163
752 680 353 179 166
829 829 125 192 180
399 378 70 127 125
280 259 61 136 136
310 281 60 274 249
282 265 110 159 152
442 421 201 210 193
361 344 186
574 569 178
348 340 35
552 552 36
271 259 175
361 349 106
305 289 134
399 382 90
761 744 161
373 366 200
370 340 258
200 193 114
542 525 125
535 510 121
280 263 143
506 472 56
288 268 188
183 170 60
336 319 169
382 361 66
424 395 108
373 364 198
 Rs. in lakhs
miniums

Days to Sell
228
423
153
188
211
73
138
163
186
143
150
76
183
171
351
79
60
65
Case - II: Hotel - J W Marriott, Juhu

The Hotel Association of India (HAI) is concerned about the shortage of housekeeping staff the
hospitality industry is projecting for the future. To learn the current degree of job satisfaction among
the housekeeping staff, J W Marriott Hotel has sponcered a study of housekeeping staff on behalf
of the association. Their young Director, Minal Thackar has considered 50 housekeeping staff across
different hotels in Mumbai as a sample to learn their degree of satisfaction with their work, their pay,
and their opportunities for promotion. Each of the three aspects of satisfaction was measured on a
scale from 0 to 100, with larger values indicating higher degrees of satisfaction. The data collected
also showed the type of hotel employing the housekeeping staff. The types of hospitals were 3 Star,
4 Star and 5 Star. The data is shown in the table below.

Use methods of descriptive statistics to summerize the data. Present the summaries that will be
beneficial in communicating the results to others. Discuss your findings. Specifically,
comment on the following questions:

(i) On the basis of the entire dataset and the 3 job satisfaction variables, what aspect of the job is
most satisfying for the staff? What appears to be the least satisfying? In what area(s), if any, do
you feel improvements should be made? Discuss.

(ii) On the basis of descriptive measures of variability, what measure of job satisfaction appears to
generate the greatest difference of opinion among the housekeeping staff? Explain.

(iii) What can be learned about the types of hotels? Does any particular type of hotel seem to
have better levels of job satisfaction that the other types? Do your results sugest any recommendation
for learning about and improving job satisfaction? Discuss.

(iv) What additional descriptive statistics and insights can you use to learn about and possibly
improve job satisfaction?

Staff Hotel Work Pay Promotion

1 3 Star 74 47 63
4 3 Star 89 66 62 WORK 5 star 4 star 3 star
6 3 Star 85 56 64 mean 79.714 80.412 79.316
8 3 Star 88 36 47 sd 7.269 9.702 8.035
10 3 Star 84 42 66 cov 9.119 12.066 10.130
11 3 Star 90 62 66
15 3 Star 64 43 61 PAY 5 star 4 star 3 star
16 3 Star 85 57 67 mean 61.714 54.647 48.947
17 3 Star 71 25 74 sd 15.696 15.301 11.530
19 3 Star 70 38 54 cov 25.434 28.000 23.556
23 3 Star 72 60 45
26 3 Star 84 28 62 PRMTION 5 star 4 star 3 star
27 3 Star 71 45 68 mean 52.571 58.941 62.421
30 3 Star 82 49 91 sd 19.429 15.229 13.201
32 3 Star 88 49 42 cov 36.958 25.838 21.148
36 3 Star 74 59 82
39 3 Star 77 60 75
44 3 Star 87 51 57
50 3 Star 72 57 40
2 4 Star 72 76 37
13 4 Star 82 37 54
20 4 Star 71 49 58
21 4 Star 90 27 67
22 4 Star 73 56 55
24 4 Star 65 42 68
25 4 Star 94 60 52
28 4 Star 72 37 86
29 4 Star 84 60 29
31 4 Star 90 76 70
34 4 Star 78 52 72
38 4 Star 82 60 56
40 4 Star 63 48 78
41 4 Star 86 72 72
43 4 Star 86 37 59
48 4 Star 84 74 37
49 4 Star 95 66 52
3 5 Star 75 53 92
5 5 Star 69 47 16
7 5 Star 89 80 64
9 5 Star 88 55 52
12 5 Star 72 59 79
14 5 Star 90 56 23
18 5 Star 71 36 55
33 5 Star 74 70 51
35 5 Star 85 89 46
37 5 Star 76 51 54
42 5 Star 77 90 51
45 5 Star 79 59 41
46 5 Star 84 53 63
47 5 Star 87 66 49
 No. of No. of
Time
arrivals in arrivals in
Intervals
Br I Br II
9:00 - 9:15 2 5 1.04778628464144
9:15 - 9:30 10 10 +ve skewed
9:30 - 9:45 40 17 Should be right skwed

9:45 - 10:00 75 14

10:00 - 10:15 60 15
10:15 - 10:30 48 16
10:30 - 10:45 39 18
10:45 - 11:00 30 19
11:00 - 11:15 17 20
11:15 - 11:30 12 24
11:30 - 11:45 8 34
11:45 - 12:00 7 22
12:00 - 12:15 4 18
12:15 - 12:30 3 15
12:30 - 12:45 2 7
12:45 - 13:00 1 2

Observations:
In case - I, when Br I is compared to Br II, the first has a much higher variance compared to Br II.
There are 2 reasons for this:
(i) The variance that we compute here are not actual numbers but frequencies.
Hence, the values of variance or even mean, could lead to erroreous conclusions.
(ii) As the difference between the higher and the lower values is wider in the first Br
as compared to the second, variance is higher for the first Br. Moreover,
the total sum of the values is more in BrI, compared to BrII.

In case - II,
Here, we calculated the weighted variance
 No. of No. of
arrivals in arrivals in
Br I Br II
0.269424427643456 2 5
+ve skewed 10 10
Should be right skwed 40 17
80
But 2nd graph is looking left(-ve) skwed 75 14 70
as data has multiple peaks - Multi modal
data 60 15 60
48 16
39 18 50
30 19
40
17 20
12 24 30
8 34
7 22 20
4 18
3 15 10
2 7
1 2 0

uch higher variance compared to Br II.

bers but frequencies.

erroreous conclusions.
ues is wider in the first Br
Br. Moreover,
No. of arrivals in Br I
No. of arrivals in Br II
Sales of L&T and ACC Cement in million rupees

Year L&T ACC Ambuja 250000

1995 32747.4 20427 3209.1
1996 42876.2 23294.6 4292.3 200000
1997 53477.6 24510.5 7305.6
1998 56914 23731.1 9303.5 150000 Y
1999 73030.2 25858.3 11457.8 L
2000 74336.6 26792.2 12523.4 100000 A
2001 75549.9 29361.2 13027.8 A
2002 81199.3 32260 14473.8 50000
2003 87762.9 33718.8 15826.3
2004 98945.2 39003.7 20251
0
2005 133781 45498 23012.8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
2006 150290.3 37235.1 30258.4
2007 179713.1 64680.6 70167
2008 194910.8 77296.6 86741.5

Average share prices and volume of trade of ACC on BSE

Date Avg_Pr Volume Use statpro>charts>time series charts

27-Oct-09 758.35 69,758
28-Oct-09 752.2375 171,743
29-Oct-09 740.4625 109,965
30-Oct-09 748.1125 85,543
2-Nov-09 747.65 0
3-Nov-09 718.85 104,721
4-Nov-09 715.9125 79,980
5-Nov-09 720.4625 94,460
6-Nov-09 723.6375 88,390
9-Nov-09 719.7 63,285
10-Nov-09 724.3375 138,020
11-Nov-09 727.1125 64,114
12-Nov-09 736.6375 128,120
13-Nov-09 736.3125 85,608
16-Nov-09 744.9875 84,434
17-Nov-09 738.5 68,700
18-Nov-09 730.1125 53,526
19-Nov-09 732.6625 81,667
20-Nov-09 748.6125 200,257
23-Nov-09 779.05 174,699
24-Nov-09 783.5875 100,977
25-Nov-09 792.0625 167,165
26-Nov-09 802.6 179,801
27-Nov-09 789.075 88,169
30-Nov-09 798.4 82,089
1-Dec-09 803.3125 89,097
3-Dec-09 807.675 180,846
4-Dec-09 815.1125 82,597
7-Dec-09 807.85 46,001
8-Dec-09 804.725 95,594
 Year
L&T
ACC
Ambuja

10 11 12 13 14
Serial No. BRM QM Mean 79
95 78 60 SD 6
74 75 41
33 81 66 Limits (x) Fequency (f) Grade
135 82 67 Mean-3SD 62 2F
148 68 68 Mean-2SD 68 3D
73 82 69 Mean-SD 74 13 C 80
106 68 70 Mean 79 69 B- 60
100 67 70 Mean+SD 85 70 B- 40
88 89 71 Mean+2SD 91 21 A- 20
5 68 71 Mean+3SD 97 1A 0
34 81 71 60 65 70 75
67 79 72 Mean 82
64 81 72
107 69 72 Limits (x) Fequency (f) x-xbar (x-xbar)^2
6 78 72 Mean-3SD 62 2 -20 410
14 77 72 Mean-2SD 68 3 -14 209
45 84 73 Mean-SD 74 13 -9 75
136 81 73 Mean 79 69 -3 8
122 77 74 Mean+SD 85 70 3 8
49 76 74 Mean+2SD 91 21 9 75
61 77 74 Mean+3SD 97 1 14 208
41 78 75
80 78 75 Weighted Measures Actual Measures
75 73 75 Mean 82 Mean 79
66 72 75 Var(x) 29.98 Var(x) 33.38
101 72 75 Sd(x) 5.47 Sd(x) 5.78
83 80 75
141 77 75 For Intervals, we don't have access data, mean/SD are approx values
158 81 75
102 75 75
126 88 76
25 70 76
21 80 76
57 70 76
40 75 76
159 79 76
147 73 76
39 77 76
138 77 76
157 76 76
99 83 76
19 82 76
43 76 76
65 82 76
16 76 77
3 76 77
108 73 77
125 73 77
162 79 77
58 76 77
110 64 77
28 76 77
51 76 77
37 76 77
71 73 77
92 81 77
165 80 77
172 83 78
29 82 78
36 78 78
47 74 78
48 72 78
143 81 78
115 78 78
104 75 78
144 66 78
35 81 78
55 75 78
113 84 78
8 81 78
91 75 79
90 84 79
169 69 79
116 76 79
24 83 79
30 77 79
173 74 79
151 84 79
32 69 79
11 78 79
68 75 79
2 81 79
77 78 79
87 72 79
154 79 79
128 70 79
117 83 79
171 75 80
46 78 80
123 74 80
111 71 80
133 71 80
7 67 80
23 83 80
78 82 80
119 78 80
44 80 80
146 70 80
155 81 80
84 73 80
20 79 80
131 72 81
63 75 81
112 77 81
60 83 81
167 80 81
53 72 81
42 72 81
4 84 81
76 76 81
93 82 81
127 85 81
156 78 81
145 71 81
50 79 81
13 88 81
10 74 81
85 84 82
142 69 82
178 56 82
31 76 82
121 70 82
15 83 82
69 78 82
82 77 82
81 75 83
17 76 83
130 75 83
1 78 83
52 80 83
152 68 83
139 79 83
94 77 83
105 81 83
132 72 83
86 78 83
114 73 83
59 82 83
153 83 84
170 76 84
168 69 84
149 73 84
22 76 84
161 75 84
163 73 84
103 72 84
70 79 84
118 80 84
56 75 85
134 79 85
160 77 85
150 71 85
98 75 85
96 80 85
129 65 85
26 83 85
38 74 85
124 72 85
54 85 86
140 77 86
164 78 86
175 78 86
179 47 86
120 75 87
62 76 87
97 76 87
89 78 87
18 79 87
9 82 87
72 80 87
79 75 87
174 82 88
137 76 88
109 67 88
27 87 89
166 84 89
12 78 90
176 67 91
177 54 93
 Serial No. BRM
95 78
Frequency Polygon 74 75
33 81
135 82
Fequency (f) 148 68
80 73 82
60 106 68
Fequency (f)
40 100 67
20 88 89
0 5 68
60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 34 81
67 79
64 81
107 69
6 78
14 77
45 84
136 81
122 77
49 76
61 77
41 78
80 78
75 73
66 72
101 72
83 80
are approx values 141 77
158 81
102 75
126 88
25 70
21 80
57 70
40 75
159 79
147 73
39 77
138 77
157 76
99 83
19 82
43 76
65 82
16 76
3 76
108 73
125 73
162 79
58 76
110 64
28 76
51 76
37 76
71 73
92 81
165 80
172 83
29 82
36 78
47 74
48 72
143 81
115 78
104 75
144 66
35 81
55 75
113 84
8 81
91 75
90 84
169 69
116 76
24 83
30 77
173 74
151 84
32 69
11 78
68 75
2 81
77 78
87 72
154 79
128 70
117 83
171 75
46 78
123 74
111 71
133 71
7 67
23 83
78 82
119 78
44 80
146 70
155 81
84 73
20 79
131 72
63 75
112 77
60 83
167 80
53 72
42 72
4 84
76 76
93 82
127 85
156 78
145 71
50 79
13 88
10 74
85 84
142 69
178 56
31 76
121 70
15 83
69 78
82 77
81 75
17 76
130 75
1 78
52 80
152 68
139 79
94 77
105 81
132 72
86 78
114 73
59 82
153 83
170 76
168 69
149 73
22 76
161 75
163 73
103 72
70 79
118 80
56 75
134 79
160 77
150 71
98 75
96 80
129 65
26 83
38 74
124 72
54 85
140 77
164 78
175 78
179 47
120 75
62 76
97 76
89 78
18 79
9 82
72 80
79 75
174 82
137 76
109 67
27 87
166 84
12 78
176 67
177 54
 QM DATA
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41 23
66 33
67 44
68 20
69 21
70 50
70 27
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Roll No Age Exp ExamGender OP@SP Summary measures for selected varia
1 24 36 GMAT 1 81
2 25 24 GMAT 1 80 Count
3 22 18 GMAT 1 76 Mean
4 23 18 GMAT 1 82 Median
5 22 24 XAT or MAT 1 70 Standard deviation
6 25 20 GMAT 1 75
7 22 24 CAT 1 74 StatPro>Summary Stats>One v
8 24 12 GMAT 0 80
9 21 8 XAT or MAT 1 85 Ctrl+shift+8
10 24 24 XAT or MAT 1 78
11 26 24 CAT 1 79
12 22 12 XAT or MAT 1 84
13 20 36 XAT or MAT 1 84
14 24 18 CAT 1 75
15 22 48 XAT or MAT 1 83
16 23 3 XAT or MAT 1 76
17 22 48 XAT or MAT 1 79
18 24 10 CAT 1 83
19 23 24 GMAT 1 79
20 21 12 GMAT 1 80
21 25 36 GMAT 1 78
22 22 12 GMAT 0 80
23 21 18 CAT 1 81
24 21 24 XAT or MAT 1 81
25 22 12 XAT or MAT 1 73
26 21 36 GMAT 1 84
27 22 24 CAT 1 88
28 20 24 CAT 1 77
29 23 24 XAT or MAT 1 80
30 27 48 XAT or MAT 1 78
31 27 84 GMAT 1 79
32 20 6 GMAT 1 74
33 24 11 CAT 1 73
34 24 24 XAT or MAT 1 76
35 23 6 CAT 1 80
36 24 48 XAT or MAT 0 78
37 22 20 CAT 1 77
38 20 0 XAT or MAT 1 79
39 20 18 XAT or MAT 1 77
40 21 30 GMAT 1 75
41 24 48 GMAT 1 76
42 25 15 CAT 0 77
43 23 12 GMAT 1 76
44 21 12 GMAT 0 80
45 22 10 CAT 1 78
46 21 12 CAT 1 79
47 27 48 CAT 0 76
48 23 36 CAT 1 75
49 20 0 XAT or MAT 1 75
50 21 12 XAT or MAT 1 80
51 22 12 XAT or MAT 1 76
52 22 12 XAT or MAT 0 81
53 24 36 GMAT 1 76
54 27 36 GMAT 1 85
55 22 12 CAT 1 77
56 23 10 GMAT 1 80
57 20 36 CAT 0 73
58 23 24 GMAT 1 76
59 22 12 GMAT 1 83
60 23 18 XAT or MAT 1 82
61 22 24 GMAT 1 76
62 24 24 CAT 1 81
63 24 24 GMAT 1 78
64 27 72 XAT or MAT 1 77
65 25 24 CAT 1 79
66 24 6 GMAT 1 73
67 22 24 XAT or MAT 1 75
68 23 24 XAT or MAT 1 77
69 21 18 CAT 1 80
70 20 6 GMAT 1 82
71 24 36 XAT or MAT 1 75
72 20 6 GMAT 1 83
73 24 12 GMAT 1 76
74 21 18 CAT 1 58
75 22 12 GMAT 0 74
76 23 8 XAT or MAT 1 78
77 24 20 GMAT 1 78
78 23 24 XAT or MAT 1 81
79 22 24 CAT 1 81
80 21 12 CAT 1 76
81 19 48 CAT 1 79
82 22 12 CAT 1 80
83 24 24 GMAT 1 78
84 23 11 XAT or MAT 1 77
85 22 12 XAT or MAT 1 83
86 22 24 GMAT 1 81
87 29 84 CAT 1 75
88 24 12 GMAT 1 80
89 25 36 GMAT 0 82
90 23 8 CAT 1 81
91 22 36 XAT or MAT 1 77
92 21 12 XAT or MAT 1 79
93 22 10 XAT or MAT 1 81
94 25 84 CAT 1 80
95 24 24 CAT 1 39
96 22 12 CAT 1 82
97 23 12 GMAT 0 82
98 24 24 XAT or MAT 1 80
99 21 8 GMAT 1 80
100 21 11 CAT 0 69
101 25 15 GMAT 1 74
102 20 7 CAT 0 75
103 21 0 GMAT 1 78
104 22 12 GMAT 1 77
105 22 7 XAT or MAT 0 82
106 25 48 CAT 1 69
107 23 36 XAT or MAT 1 71
108 21 8 CAT 1 75
109 25 48 XAT or MAT 1 78
110 23 12 GMAT 1 71
111 21 0 XAT or MAT 1 75
112 27 48 GMAT 1 79
113 24 18 XAT or MAT 1 81
114 20 36 XAT or MAT 1 78
115 23 24 XAT or MAT 1 78
116 22 7 GMAT 1 77
117 22 15 XAT or MAT 1 81
118 23 24 CAT 0 82
119 22 12 XAT or MAT 1 79
120 23 6 CAT 1 81
121 24 24 XAT or MAT 1 76
122 22 12 CAT 1 75
123 23 24 XAT or MAT 1 77
124 22 13 XAT or MAT 1 79
125 20 3 CAT 1 75
126 22 6 GMAT 1 82
127 23 18 CAT 1 83
128 20 7 CAT 1 75
129 24 36 CAT 1 75
130 21 18 CAT 1 79
131 24 36 CAT 0 76
132 21 12 XAT or MAT 1 78
133 25 36 CAT 1 75
134 21 10 CAT 1 82
135 21 0 GMAT 1 75
136 24 12 GMAT 1 77
sures for selected variables Summary measures for selected variables Roll No OP@SP
OP@SP OP@SP 1 81
136.000 Count 136.000 2 80
77.726 Sum 10570.783 3 76
78.096 Mean 77.726 4 82
5.063 Median 78.096 5 70
Standard deviation 5.063 6 75
>Summary Stats>One var summary stats Minimum 38.821 7 74
Maximum 87.542 8 80
Sleect and block data Range 48.721 9 85
Variance 25.636 10 78
First quartile 75.781 11 79
Third quartile 80.584 12 84
Interquartile range 4.803 13 84
Mean absolute deviation 3.135 14 75
Skewness -3.799 15 83
Kurtosis 26.405 16 76
1st percentile 61.645 17 79
5th percentile 72.108 18 83
10th percentile 73.863 19 79
90th percentile 82.269 20 80
95th percentile 83.198 21 78
99th percentile 84.986 22 80
23 81
24 81
25 73
26 84
27 88
28 77
29 80
30 78
31 79
32 74
33 73
34 76
35 80
36 78
37 77
38 79
39 77
40 75
41 76
42 77
43 76
44 80
45 78
46 79
47 76
48 75
49 75
50 80
51 76
52 81
53 76
54 85
55 77
56 80
57 73
58 76
59 83
60 82
61 76
62 81
63 78
64 77
65 79
66 73
67 75
68 77
69 80
70 82
71 75
72 83
73 76
74 58
75 74
76 78
77 78
78 81
79 81
80 76
81 79
82 80
83 78
84 77
85 83
86 81
87 75
88 80
89 82
90 81
91 77
92 79
93 81
94 80
95 39
96 82
97 82
98 80
99 80
100 69
101 74
102 75
103 78
104 77
105 82
106 69
107 71
108 75
109 78
110 71
111 75
112 79
113 81
114 78
115 78
116 77
117 81
118 82
119 79
120 81
121 76
122 75
123 77
124 79
125 75
126 82
127 83
128 75
129 75
130 79
131 76
132 78
133 75
134 82
135 75
136 77
Summary measures for selected variables
OP@SP
Count 136.000
Mean 77.726
Median 78.096 78.09583
Standard deviation 5.063 IQR -2.3
Minimum 38.821
Maximum 87.542
Range 48.721 Mean
Variance 25.636 SD
First quartile 75.781 75.78125 CoV
Third quartile 80.584
Interquartile range 4.803
Mean absolute deviation 3.135
Skewness -3.799
Kurtosis 26.405
X Y Limits Frequency
12 123 40 1
15 149 45 0
13 128 50 0
17 181 55 0
20 205 60 1
14 144 65 0
70 3
15 155 75 17
3 32 80 76
19% 21% 85 36
90 2
1
Frequency
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40
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Frequency table for QM

Upper limit CategoryFrequency

70 <=70 6
75 70- 75 18
80 75- 80 72
85 80- 85 61
90 85- 90 20
>90 2
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