Quantitative Aptitude - MCQ Practice Questions
Quantitative Aptitude is the section that decides most competitive exam results, because it is where speed and accuracy matter more than syllabus coverage. These questions run across number system, percentage, profit and loss, ratio and proportion, averages, time and work, time speed and distance, simple and compound interest, mensuration, and data interpretation. Every solution shows the working, including the shortcut where one exists, so you can compare your method against a faster one.
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After allowing two successive discounts of 20% and 15%, an item is sold for ₹1,292. What is the marked price?
A shopkeeper bought 200 eggs at ₹12 per dozen. He sells 120 eggs at ₹1.50 per egg and remaining at ₹1 per egg. What is his profit percentage?
A person sells rice at ₹5 per kg and loses 10%. At what price per kg should he sell to gain 15%?
A dealer offers successive discounts of 20%, 10%, and 5% on an item marked at ₹2,000. What is the selling price?
A merchant buys goods worth ₹6,000 and pays 10% extra for transportation. He marks up the goods by 25% and offers a discount of 8%. What is his profit?
The ratio of cost price to marked price of an item is 3:5. If a discount of 20% is given, what is the profit percentage?
A vendor sells apples at a loss of 25%. To make a profit of 25%, by what percentage should he increase the selling price?
A product's cost price is ₹500. It is marked at 80% above cost price and sold at 25% discount on marked price. What is the profit percentage?
Two items are bought for ₹1,200 each. One is sold at 20% profit and the other at 15% loss. What is the net profit/loss percentage?
A shopkeeper allows a discount of 15% on marked price. He still makes a profit of 19%. If cost price is ₹600, what is the marked price?
A dealer sells goods at 12% loss. To gain 8% profit on the same goods, by what percent should he increase his selling price?
Three items cost ₹100, ₹150, and ₹200. They are sold at 10%, 20%, and 25% profit respectively. What is the total profit percentage?
A merchant marks his goods 50% higher than cost price. What discount percent should he offer to gain 20% profit?
A shopkeeper buys goods for ₹2,400 and sells of it at 20% profit and remaining at 10% loss. What is his overall profit/loss?
A person sells two watches for ₹1,200 each. On one he gains 20% and on the other he loses 20%. What is his overall profit/loss?
An item is sold for ₹300 at a loss of 25%. What should be its selling price to gain 25% profit?
A dealer purchases goods worth ₹5,000 and incurs ₹500 as transportation cost. He marks the cost price 40% above total cost and allows 20% discount. What is profit percentage?
A shopkeeper allows successive discounts of 15% and 10% on marked price. If selling price is ₹459, what is the marked price?
By selling 45 articles, a shopkeeper gains an amount equal to the selling price of 9 articles. What is the gain percentage?
A shopkeeper sells goods at 15% profit. If he had bought them at 10% less and sold for ₹4 less, he would gain 30%. What is the cost price?