Quantitative aptitude questions for bank exams/IBPS RRB PO Clerical CMAT UPSC and other Examinations PDF Test 1

1. Gopal spends 81% of his monthly income
and saves Rs.3534. What is his annual
income?

Rs.18600

Rs.213200

Rs.86000

Rs.223200

None of these


2. The difference between 42% of a number
and 28% of the same number is 210. What is
59% of that number?

885

845

645

690

None of these


3. 48 percent of first number is 36 percent of
the second number. What is the respective
ratio of the first number to the second
number?

4:5

3:4

4:7

5:4

None of these


4. If two numbers are respectively 30% and
40% more than a third number, what percentage
is the first of the second?

10

25

92 2/7

70

None of these


5. If the price of sugar increases by 20%, by
what percentage should a family reduce its
consumption so that there is no change in
the expenditure on sugar?

25%

16 2/ 3 %

20%

33.3333%

None of these


6. Six-elevenths of a number is equal to twenty
two percent of the second number. The
second number is equal to one-fourth of the
third number. The value of the third number
is 2400. What is 45% of the first number?

109.8

111.7

108.9

123.4

None of these


7. If the price of an article is reduced by 20%,
the number of articles sold is increased by
30%. What will be the effect on the revenue?

4%

10%

6%

15%

None of these


8. In an entrance examination, Ritu scored 56
percent marks, Smita scored 92 percent
marks and Rina scored 634 marks. The maximum
marks of the examination is 875. What
is the average marks scored by all the three
girls together?

1929

815

690

643

None of these


9. A man spends 25% of his monthly income on
rent, 20% on school fees, 30% on cloths and
saves the remaining. If he saves Rs.3350
find his annual income

Rs.13400

Rs.153200

Rs.160800

Rs.154000

None of these


10. A student has to secure 50% marks to
pass. He gets 163 marks and fails by 37
marks. Find the maximum marks.

500

400

1200

800

600



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