Quantitative Aptitude - MCQ Practice Questions

A mobile phone is sold for ₹18,900 at a profit of 35%. What is its cost price?

A shopkeeper buys eggs at ₹2.40 per egg and marks them at ₹3.60 per egg. He offers a 20% discount to bulk buyers. What is the profit percentage for bulk buyers?

A dealer buys a sofa for ₹8,000, spends ₹1,200 on repairs and ₹400 on transportation. He sells it for ₹11,500. What is the profit percentage?

If a merchant sells rice at ₹56 per kg and makes a profit of 40%, at what price did he buy the rice?

A computer shop buys laptops at ₹35,000 each. To clear old stock, the owner marks them at 20% above cost and gives a discount of 25% on marked price. What is the overall loss percentage?

A bookstore purchases novels at ₹240 per unit and sells them at ₹288 per unit. What is the profit percentage?

If a watch is sold for ₹1,650 at a loss of 12%, what is its cost price?

A trader buys cotton fabric at ₹450 per meter. He marks it at 60% above cost price but allows a 10% discount. What is his profit percentage?

Two articles are sold for ₹960 each. On the first article, there is a profit of 20%, and on the second, there is a loss of 20%. What is the net loss percentage on the entire transaction?

A shopkeeper sells pens at ₹12 each, making a profit of 50%. How much does he spend to buy 180 pens?

A merchant purchased 200 kg of sugar at ₹32 per kg. He sold 80% of it at a profit of 25% and the remaining at a loss of 10%. What is his net profit or loss?

A retailer marks goods at 35% above cost price. During a clearance sale, he offers a 15% discount on the marked price. What is his effective profit percentage?

A furniture dealer bought a dining table for ₹5,000, spent ₹800 on transportation and ₹200 on repairs. If he sells it at a profit of 24%, what is the selling price?

A vendor sells 40 watermelons and gains the selling price of 8 watermelons. What is his profit percentage if the cost price per watermelon is ₹120?

A shopkeeper buys two types of tea: Type A at ₹80 per kg and Type B at ₹120 per kg. He mixes them in the ratio 3:2 and sells the mixture at ₹110 per kg. What is his profit or loss percentage?

At what rate of simple interest per annum will ₹2,400 become ₹2,928 in 2 years?

In how many years will ₹3,600 amount to ₹4,392 at 11% simple interest per annum?

Priya borrowed ₹8,000 from a moneylender at 15% simple interest per annum. If she paid ₹3,600 as interest, for how long did she borrow the money?

A bank offers 7.5% simple interest per annum on fixed deposits. If Arun deposits ₹12,000, what will be the total amount after 4 years?

Two equal sums of money are invested at simple interest. The first at 9% p.a. for 5 years and the second at 6% p.a. for 8 years. If the difference in their interests is ₹840, what is the sum invested?