Bank Paper Case Study

Case Study

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) Study the following information carefully to answer these questions.

An institute having 450 employees has sent all its employees for training in one or more areas out of HRM. Computer skills and Financial skills. The employees are classified into two categories-Officers and Clerks, who are in the ratio of 4 : 5. 10% of the Officers take training only in Computer skills, 16% of the Clerks take training only in HRM which is equal to the number of Officers training only in Financial skills and 50% of the number of Officers taking training in HRM and Financial skills both. 6% of the total employees take training in all, of which two-thirds are Officers. 10% of the total employees take training in HRM and Computer skills both, which is five times the number of Clerks taking training in Computer skills and Financial skills. 10% of clerks take training in HRM and Computer skills both . The number of Officers taking training only in HRM is 25% of the number of Clerks taking training only in HRM. 25% of the total number of employees take training only in Computer skills. Number of clerks taking training HRM and Financial skills both is 20% of the total number of Clerks.

1. Total how many Officers take training in HRM?

(1)   110

(2)   128

(3)   118

(4)   98

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

2. Total how many Clerks take training in Computer skills but not in HRM?

(1)   113

(2)   104

(3)   88

(4)   79

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. Total how many employees take training in Financial skills but not in HRM?

(1)   106

(2)   135

(3)   127

(4)   134

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

4. Total how many Clerks take training in Financial skills?

(1)   115

(2)   106

(3)   47

(4)   97

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

5. What per cent of the total number of officers take training in Computer skills but not in Financial skills?

(1)   25

(2)   40

(3)   20

(4)   15

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 6 to 10) Study the information carefully to answer the following questions.

A school consists of 2500 students. The ratio of boys to girls is 3 : 2. All the students are involved in five different games, viz hockey, boxing, tennis, football and volleyball 28% of the girls are in hockey. 16% of the boys are in tennis. One-fifth of the boys are in volleyball. The ratio of girls to boys in tennis is 2 : 3. 25% of the total number of students are in boxing. Girls in volleyball are 60% of the boys in the same game. 22% of the girls are in football. The remaining girls are in boxing. 18% of the boys are in hockey and the remaining in football.

6. Number of boys in hockey forms what per cent of the number of girls in the same game? (Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   96.43

(2)   103.70

(3)   80.36

(4)   117.43

(5)   128.91

Answer: (1)

7. What is the number of girls in boxing?

(1)   180

(2)   220

(3)   160

(4)   200

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

8. Number of boys in boxing forms what per cent of the total number of the students in the school?

(1)   10.8

(2)   9

(3)   12

(4)   16

(5)   18.6

Answer: (5)

9. What is the total number of girls in tennis and volleyball together?

(1)   380

(2)   340

(3)   400

(4)   320

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

10. What is the number of boys in football?

(1)   300

(2)   270

(3)   240

(4)   225

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

Bank Paper Mixed Graphs

Mixed Graphs

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) Study the following information carefully to answer these questions.

1. What is the ratio of male employees in administration to those in printing departments?

(1)   7 : 4

(2)   4 : 7

(3)   3 : 4

(4)   7 : 3

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. What is the difference between the total number of employees in IT and that in operations department?

(1)   75

(2)   150

(3)   100

(4)   50

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

3. What is the ratio of the total number of males in HR and marketing to the total number of females in these two departments?

(1)   13 : 15

(2)   15 : 13

(3)   13 : 17

(4)   17 : 14

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

4. How many female employees are there in the HR department?

(1)   250

(2)   120

(3)   125

(4)   150

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

5. What is the difference between the numbers of male and female employees in logistics department?

(1)   50

(2)   25

(3)   75

(4)   100

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 6 to 10) Study the information in the following pie-charts to answer the these questions.

6. How many females are working in Scale II?

(1)   144

(2)   81

(3)   96

(4)   138

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

7. What is the ratio to male to female employees working in Scale V?

(1)   7 : 8

(2)   2 : 1

(3)   8 : 7

(4)   1 : 2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

8. What is the total number of female employees working in Scale III and IV together?

(1)   219

(2)   157

(3)   162

(4)   285

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. The number of male employees working in Scale VI is what per cent of the total number of employees in that scale? (Rounded off to the nearest integer)

(1)   35

(2)   46

(3)   44

(4)   34

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

10. What is the ratio of the female employees in Scale VI to the male employees in Scale I?

(1)   32 : 23

(2)   22 : 33

(3)   12 : 23

(4)   23 : 12

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 15) Study the following pi-charts carefully to answer the questions that follow.

11. What is the total number of boys enrolled in Management and IT together?

(1)   1050

(2)   810

(3)   1120

(4)   980

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

12. What is the ratio of the number of girls enrolled in Arts to the number of boys enrolled in Science?

(1)   14 : 23

(2)   2 : 3

(3)   114: 121

(4)   53 : 65

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

13. What is the total number of girls enrolled in Science and Commerce together?

(1)   450

(2)   495

(3)   345

(4)   480

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

14. If 20% of the girls enrolled in Science change their stream to Management then what will be the new number of Management students altogether?

(1)   593

(2)   733

(3)   453

(4)   1003

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

15. The number of girls enrolled in Arts, Science and Commerce forms what per cent of total number of students in the college?

(1)   25

(2)   40

(3)   60

(4)   75

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) Study the following pie-charts carefully and answer the questions given below.

16. Mango is the favourite fruit of 50% of the people from village C. People having their favourite fruit as mango from village C approximately what per cent of the people having their favourite fruit as mango from all the villages together?

(1)   48

(2)   53

(3)   61

(4)   57

(5)   45

Answer: (4)

17. 20% of the people from village D have banana as their favourite fruit and 12% of the people from the same village have guava as their favourite fruit. How many people from that village like other fruits?

(1)   764

(2)   896

(3)   874

(4)   968

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

18. How many people in all have custard as their favourite fruit?

(1)   850

(2)   864

(3)   870

(4)   812

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

19. 50% of the people from village B have banana as their favourite fruit. How many people from other villages have the same favourite fruit?

(1)   1160

(2)   551

(3)   1020

(4)   609

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

20.  What is the total number of people having their favourite fruit as apple and grapes together?

(1)   1334

(2)   1286

(3)   1300

(4)   1420

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Bank Paper Line Graphs

Line Graphs

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below.

1. What was the average profit earned by all the three companies in the year 2008?

(1)   Rs 300 crore

(2)   Rs 400 crore

(3)   Rs 350 crore

(4)   Rs 520 crore

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

2. In which of the following years was the difference between the profits earned by company B and company A the minimum?

(1)   2003

(2)   2004

(3)   2005

(4)   2008

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. In which of the following years was the total profit earned by all three companies together the highest?

(1)   2004

(2)   2007

(3)   2008

(4)   2009

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

4. What was the approximate percentage increase in the profit earned by company A from 2006 to 2007?

(1)   36

(2)   24

(3)   40

(4)   20

(5)   54

Answer: (1)

5. What was the difference between the profit earned by company A in 2004 and the profit earned by company C in 2009?

(1)   Rs 50 crore

(2)   Rs 1 crore

(3)   Rs 100 crore

(4)   Rs 200 crore

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. Nos. 6 to 10) Study the following graph carefully to answer these questions

6. The percentage rise in exports from the previous year was the maximum during which year for company B?

(1)   2005

(2)   2004

(3)   2006

(4)   2008

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (2)

7. What is the ratio of total exports of the three companies in 2003 to that in 2006?

(1)   41 : 29

(2)   51 : 29

(3)   29 : 51

(4)   29: 41

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

8. What are the average exports of company B for all the years? (in thousand tonne rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   766.67

(2)   667.14

(3)   657.14

(4)   756.57

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (3)

9. Total exports of company A for all the years is approximately what per cent of the total exports of company B for all the years?

(1)   75

(2)   128

(3)   139

(4)   68

(5)   72

Answer: (5)

10. What is the per cent increase in the exports of company C from 2004 to 2008?

(1)   50

(2)   33.33

(3)   150

(4)   133.33

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 15) Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions below it.

11. What is the average number of students (males and females) passed out from all the colleges together?

(1)   38000

(2)   48000

(3)   42000

(4)   51000

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (3)

12. The number of females passed out from college C is approximately what per cent of the total number of females passed out from all the colleges together?

(1)   28

(2)   30

(3)   36

(4)   25

(5)   40

Answer: (2)

13. What is the difference between the total number of students passing out from college A and the total number of students passing out from college E?

(1)   20500

(2)   21000

(3)   10500

(4)   10000

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (5)

14. What is the ratio of the total number of males to the total number of females passed out from all the colleges together?

(1)   19 : 23

(2)   18 : 25

(3)   23 : 19

(4)   25 : 18

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (1)

15. The number of males passing out from colleges A and B together is what per cent of the number of females passing out from colleges C and D together?

(1)   45

(2)   40

(3)   35

(4)   50

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below.

16. What is the difference between the total constructions (constructed, demolished and redeveloped) in city Q and city T?

(1)   125

(2)   180

(3)   175

(4)   200

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (3)

17. What is the average number of buildings demolished across the cities?

(1)   100

(2)   125

(3)   132

(4)   115

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (2)

18. The total number of buildings constructed across the cities is approximately what per cent of the total number of buildings redeveloped across the cities?

(1)   73

(2)   74

(3)   88

(4)   79

(5)   85

Answer: (4)

19. What is the approximate average number of constructions (constructions, demolished and redeveloped) in the city R?

(1)   156

(2)   222

(3)   198

(4)   216

(5)   208

Answer: (5)

20. What is the ratio of the number of buildings demolished in city T to the number of buildings redeveloped in city P?

(1)   7 : 12

(2)   3 : 5

(3)   2 : 3

(4)   1 : 2

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 21 to 25) Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions :

21. The number of candidates appearing for CEET from town B is approximately what per cent of the number of candidates appearing for CEET from town E?

(1)   81

(2)   112

(3)   144

(4)   69

(5)   97

Answer: (3)

22. The number of candidates appearing for CEET from town C is what per cent of the total number of candidates appearing for CEET from all the towns together? (Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   11.57

(2)   17.43

(3)   20.31

(4)   14.49

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (4)

23. What is the average number of candidates appearing for CEET from all the towns together?

(1)   2995000

(2)   2515000

(3)   2755000

(4)   2695000

(5)   2875000

Answer: (5)

24. What is the ratio of the number of candidates appearing for the CEET from town A to town F?

(1)   11 : 12

(2)   13 : 11

(3)   12 : 11

(4)   11 : 13

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

25. What is the ratio of the number of students appearing for the CEET from towns A, B and C together to the number of students appearing for the CEET from towns D, E and F together?

(1)   33 : 35

(2)   34 : 35

(3)   35 : 37

(4)   35 : 36

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 26 to 30) Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below.

26. What is the average number of unit sold over the years?

(1)   440000000

(2)   4400000

(3)   440000

(4)   44000000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

27. What is the ratio of the difference between the number of units manufactured and sold in the year 2005 to the difference between the number of units manufactured and sold in year 2006?

(1)   2 : 3

(2)   1 : 2

(3)   1 : 4

(4)   3 : 5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

28. What is the ratio of the number of units manufactured in the year 2003 to the number of units manufactured in the year 2007?

(1)   7 : 11

(2)   9 : 14

(3)   7 : 9

(4)   9 : 11

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

29. What is the approximate per cent increase in the number of units sold in the year 2007 from the previous year?

(1)   190

(2)   70

(3)   60

(4)   95

(5)   117

Answer: (5)

30. What is the difference between the number of units manufactured and the number of units sold over the years?

(1)   50000000

(2)   5000000

(3)   500000000

(4)   500000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Bank Paper Bar Graphs

Bar Graphs

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) Study the following graph carefully and answer the questions given below.

                  Number of Two Types of Cars sold by a Company

                         Over the Years (Numbers in Thousands)

         

1. Approximately, what was the average number of B type cars sold by the company in 2002, 2005 and 2007 together?

(1)   347000

(2)   256000

(3)   30600

(4)   31700

(5)   32300

Answer: (4)

2. The number of A-type cars sold in 2006 was exactly what percentage of number of B type cars sold in 2003?

(1)   20

(2)   100

(3)   150

(4)   300

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. What was the percentage increase in the sale of B type car from 2004 to 2005?

(1)   40

(2)   80

(3)   20

(4)   160

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

4. In which of the following years was the percentage increase/ decrease of sale of A-type cars the maximum from the previous year?

(1)   2004

(2)   2005

(3)   2007

(4)   2003

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

5. In which of the following years was the difference between the sales of A type and B type cars the maximum?

(1)   2003

(2)   2007

(3)   2004

(4)   2006

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. Nos. 6 to 10) Study the following graph carefully to answer these questions

                         Population of Two States (in lakhs) Over the Years

6. The population of State B in 2002 is what per cent of the total population of State B in all the years together (Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   8.26

(2)   7.26

(3)   8.32

(4)   7.82

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

7. What is the ratio of the total population of State A for the years 2001, 2002 and 2003 together to the total population of State B for the years 2005, 2006 and 2007 together?

(1)   27 : 53

(2)   54 : 29

(3)   29 : 54

(4)   53 : 27

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

8. For which State and in which year was the per cent rise in population from the previous year was the highest?

(1)   State B-2003

(2)   State B-2002

(3)   State A-2004

(4)   State A-2005

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. What is the per cent rise in the population of State B from 2003 to 2004?

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

10. Approximately what is the average population of State A for all the given years?

(1)   65 lakh

(2)   50 lakh

(3)   48 lakh

(4)   58 lakh

(5)   52 lakh

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 15) Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow

11. What is the average number of units sold by all the companies together?

(1)   360

(2)   390

(3)   375

(4)   410

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

12. Which company had the highest percentage of sale with respect to its production?

(1)   D

(2)   B

(3)   E

(4)   A

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

13. What is the average number of units produced by all the companies together?

(1)   675

(2)   650

(3)   625

(4)   600

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

14. The total units sold by the companies A, B and C together is approximately what per cent of the total units produced by these companies?

(1)   62

(2)   50

(3)   76

(4)   84

(5)   58

Answer: (5)

15. What is the ratio of the total production of companies D and E to the total sale of the same companies?

(1)   28 : 15

(2)   9 : 5

(3)   15 : 11

(4)   2 : 3

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) Study the following graph carefully to answer the questions that follow :

16. The number of girls from Biology Department is approximately what per cent of the total number of girls from all departments together?

(1)   32

(2)   21

(3)   37

(4)   43

(5)   27

Answer: (5)

17. What is the different between the total number of boys and the total number of girls from all the departments together?

(1)   440

(2)   520

(3)   580

(4)   460

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

18. What is the average number of boys from all the departments together?

(1)   122

(2)   126

(3)   130

(4)   134

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

19. The number of boys from Anthropology Department is approximately what per cent of the total number of boys from all the departments together?

(1)   15

(2)   23

(3)   31

(4)   44

(5)   56

Answer: (1)

20. What is the ratio of the number of girls from Philosophy Department to the number of girls from Psychology Department?

(1)   1 : 2

(2)   7 : 12

(3)   5 : 12

(4)   3 : 4

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Bank Paper Pie-Charts

Pie-Charts

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) Study the following graph carefully to answer these questions.

1. What is the amount spent on transport subsidy and canteen subsidy together?

(1)   Rs 334000

(2)   Rs 343000

(3)   Rs 330000

(4)   Rs 333000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

2. What is the difference between the expenditure on salary to staff and that on loans to staff ?

(1)   Rs 37200

(2)   Rs 35700

(3)   Rs 37500

(4)   Rs 35000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. The amount spent on medical to staff is what per cent of the amount spent on salary?

(1)   30%

(2)   33%

(3)   25%

(4)   22%

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

4. What is the amount spent on telephone ?

(1)   Rs 275500

(2)   Rs 270500

(3)   Rs 277500

(4)   Rs 277000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

5. What is the expenditure on electricity and water together?

(1)   Rs 425000

(2)   Rs 425500

(3)   Rs 422500

(4)   Rs 425800

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 6 to 10) Study the pie-chart carefully to answer the questions that follow.

6. What is the total number of students having specialization in IR, Marketing and IT?

(1)   4640

(2)   4080

(3)   4260

(4)   4400

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

7. Students having IB as specializations forms approximately what per cent of students having Marketing as specialization?

(1)   116

(2)   86

(3)   124

(4)   74

(5)   66

Answer: (2)

8.  What is the total number of students having IB as specialization?

(1)   1520

(2)   1280

(3)   1360

(4)   1120

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. What is the ratio of the students having Finance as specialization to students having HR as specialization?

(1)   11 : 19

(2)   18 : 13

(3)   6 : 7

(4)   12 : 21

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

10. Students having IR as specialization forms approximately what per cent of students having HR as specialization?

(1)   87

(2)   106

(3)   76

(4)   62

(5)   114

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 15) Study the  pie-charts carefully to answer the questions that follow.

Percentage distribution of candidates studying in various disciplines of a college and the percentage of girls in each discipline.

11. What is the number of girls studying in Engineering discipline?

(1)   180

(2)   220

(3)   320

(4)   260

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

12. Which discipline has the highest number of boys studying in it?

(1)   Science

(2)   Commerce

(3)   Arts

(4)   Management

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

13. The number of boys studying in Commerce discipline forms approximately what per cent of the total number of students studying in that discipline?

(1)   40

(2)   52

(3)   36

(4)   28

(5)   68

Answer: (2)

14. What is the respective ratio of number of boys studying in Management discipline to the boys studying in Science discipline?

(1)   71 : 20

(2)   18 : 67

(3)   20 : 71

(4)   67 : 18

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

15. The number of girls studying in Catering discipline forms what per cent of the total number of students in the college? (rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   3.28

(2)   5.61

(3)   3.95

(4)   4.17

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

Direction (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) Study the following pie-chart carefully to answer the questions that follow.

16. What is the amount spent by the family o n Commuting?

(1)   Rs 10076

(2)   Rs 10534

(3)   Rs 6870

(4)   Rs 8702

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

17. What is the ratio of the amount spent by the family on Medicine to the amount spent on Groceries ?

(1)   1 : 2

(2)   13 : 21

(3)   3 : 5

(4)   11 : 23

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

18. What is the total amount spent by the family on Entertainment and Shopping together?

(1)   Rs 9618

(2)   Rs 13282

(3)   Rs 13740

(4)   Rs 11908

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

19. The total amount spent by the family on Groceries, Entertainment and Investments together forms approximately what per cent of the amount spent on Commuting?

(1)   209

(2)   76

(3)   154

(4)   42

(5)   218

Answer: (5)

20. The amount spent by the family on Medicine forms what per cent of the amount on Shopping? (rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   43.67

(2)   49.52

(3)   57.89

(4)   61.89

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

Bank Paper Data Table

Data Table

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below :

1. The number of tickets of Movie B sold in Hyderabad was approximately what percentage of the total number of tickets of the same movie sold in all the cities together?

(1)   15

(2)   18

(3)   12

(4)   20

(5)   24

Answer: (5)

2. What is the difference between the number of tickets of Movie D sold in Kolkata and the number of tickets of Movie B sold in Lucknow ?

(1)   700

(2)   7000

(3)   14000

(4)   9000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. What is the average number of tickets of Movie C sold in all the six cities ?

(1)   15500

(2)   2550

(3)   24000

(4)   25500

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

4. The number of tickets of Movie E sold in Chennai is what percentage of number of tickets of Movie A sold in Mumbai?

(1)   170

(2)   70

(3)   30

(4)   130

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

5. In which city was the total number of tickets of all the five movies together sold the minimum ?

(1)   Delhi

(2)   Chennai

(3)   Lucknow

(4)   Kolkata

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 6 to 10) Study the table carefully to answer the questions that follow :

6. What is the difference in the total number of workers working in various months in Factory A and the total number of workers working in various months in Factory E?

(1)   3540

(2)   3940

(3)   3290

(4)   4230

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

7. What is the ratio of the total number of workers in Factories B and C working in the month of March to the total number of workers working in the same month in Factories A and D?

(1)   5 : 6

(2)   238 : 345

(3)   59 : 69

(4)   683 : 590

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

8. What is the total of the average of the number of the workers working in the month of January in all the factories and the average of the number of workers working in the month of April in all the factories ?

(1)   10098

(2)   11290

(3)   12404

(4)   13516

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

9. What is the average number of workers working in various months in , Factory C?

(1)   70.55

(2)   7055

(3)   66780

(4)   67.80

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

10. The total number of workers in Factory B is approximately what per cent of the total number of workers in Factory D?

(1)   56

(2)   65

(3)   76

(4)   84

(5)   92

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 15) Study the following table carefully to answer these questions :

11. What is the average marks obtained by all the students in Science out of 150?

(1)   75

(2)   112.50

(3)   108.50

(4)   78

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

12. What is the total marks obtained by B in all the subjects together?

(1)   336

(2)   223

(3)   446

(4)   273

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

13. Marks obtained by C in Science is approximately what per cent of his total marks obtained in all the six subjects together?

(1)   22

(2)   16

(3)   20

(4)   18

(5)   28

Answer: (5)

14. What is the ratio of the total marks obtained by D in Maths, Science and English together to the total marks obtained by F in these subjects together?

(1)   209 : 215

(2)   215 : 209

(3)   206 : 223

(4)   223 : 206

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

15. What is the average marks obtained by all the students in Geography?

(1)   54.25

(2)   54.75

(3)   73

(4)   71

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below.

16. What is the approximate average monthly income of A over the years?

(1)   Rs 44762

(2)   Rs 48348

(3)   Rs 53216

(4)   Rs 51245

(5)   Rs 42102

Answer: (4)

17. What is the ratio of the annual income of B to that of C in the year 2005?

(1)   6 : 5

(2)   6 : 7

(3)   5 : 6

(4)   7 : 6

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

18. What is the difference between the total annual income of all the individuals in the year 003 and the total annual income of all the individuals in the year 2007?

(1)   Rs 736500

(2)   Rs 645400

(3)   Rs 636500

(4)   Rs 743300

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

19. The annual income of E in the year 2004 is approximately what per cent of the average annual income earned by E over the years?

(1)   998

(2)   86

(3)   88

(4)   94

(5)   91

Answer: (4)

20. What is the average annual income of F over the years?

(1)   Rs 416000

(2)   Rs 425000

(3)   Rs 401500

(4)   Rs 415500

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 21 to 25) Study the table carefully to answer the questions that follow :

21. What is the ratio of the total number of passed students to the total number of failed students for the year 2005?

(1)   4 : 33

(2)   11 : 1

(3)   33 : 4

(4)   8 : 1

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

22. What is the total percentage of passed students of class X from all the years together? (Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   86.94

(2)   83.26

(3)   80.08

(4)   88.56

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

23. What is the number of passed students, for all the classes together, in the year 2007?

(1)   369

(2)   344

(3)   332

(4)   438

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

24. What is the average number of failed students from class VI for the given years ?

(1)   8

(2)   7

(3)   9

(4)   6

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

25. Which of the following classes has the maximum number of failed students over the years?

(1)   VI

(2)   VII

(3)   VIII

(4)   IX

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Bank Paper Probability

Probability

1. A basket contains three blue and four red balls. If three balls are drawn at random from the basket, what is the probability that all the three are either blue or red ?

(1)   1

(2)   1/7

(3)   3/14

(4)   3/28

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 2 to 3) Study the information carefully to answer the question that follow

A basket contains 3 blue, 2 green and 5 red balls.

2. If three balls are picked at random, What is the probability that at least one is red ?

(1)   1/2

(2)   7/12

(3)   11/12

(4)   1/5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

3. If four balls are picked at random, what is the probability that wo are green and two are blue ?

(1)   1/18

(2)   1/70

(3)   3/5

(4)   1/2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 4 to 6) Study the information and answer the questions that follow.

A basket contains 3 red balls 5 blue balls and 2 green balls.

4. If three balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that none is blue ?

(1)   1/6

(2)   1/12

(3)   1/5

(4)   3/10

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

5. If four balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that atleast one is green ?

(1)   2/3

(2)   1/2

(3)   1/3

(4)   2/5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

6. If two balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that both are red ?

(1)   1/5

(2)   3/10

(3)   3/5

(4)   1/15

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. Nos. 7 to 8) A box contains 8 red, 16 blue, 4 yellow and 12 black balls.

7. One ball is picked up randomly. What is the probability that is not blue ?

(1)   0.24

(2)   0.8

(3)   0.3

(4)   0.5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

8.Two balls are picked up randomly. What is the chance that both are red ?

(1)  

(2)  

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. Nos. 9 to 11) A basket contains 3 blue, 5 black and 3 red balls.

9. If two balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that none of them is blue ?

(1)   21/55

(2)   3/55

(3)   28/55

(4)   9/11

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

10. If 2 balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that one is black and one is red ?

(1)   2/11

(2)   8/11

(3)   9/11

(4)   3/11

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

11. If 3 balls are drawn at random, what is the probability that all are black ?

(1)   2/33

(2)   1/11

(3)   3/11

(4)   8/33

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Bank Paper Permutations and Combinations

Permutations and Combinations

1. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘OFFICES’ be arranged?

(1)   2520

(2)   5040

(3)   1850

(4)   1680

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. In how many different ways can the letters of the word “TRUST” be arranged?

(1)   60

(2)   240

(3)   120

(4)   25

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

3. In how many different ways can 4 boys and 3 girls be arranged in a row such that all the boys stand together and all the girls stand together?

(1)   75

(2)   576

(3)   288

(4)   24

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. Nos. 4 to 5) Study the following information carefully to answer the questions that follow.

4. The committee should consist of 2 professors, 2 teachers and 1 reader?

(1)   450

(2)   225

(3)   55

(4)   90

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

5. The committee should include all the 3 readers ?

(1)   90

(2)   180

(3)   21

(4)   55

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

6. In how many different ways can the letters of the word TOTAL be arranged?

(1)   120

(2)   60

(3)   48

(4)   72

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

7. Out of 5 men and 3 women, a committee of 3 members is to be formed so that it has 1 woman and 2 men. In how many different ways can this be done?

(1)   20

(2)   10

(3)   23

(4)   30

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

8. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘FINANCE’ be arranged?

(1)   5040

(2)   2040

(3)   2510

(4)   4080

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

9. In how many different ways can the letters of the word “SMART” be arranged?

(1)   25

(2)   60

(3)   180

(4)   200

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

10. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘OPERATE’ be arranged?

(1)   5040

(2)   720

(3)   2520

(4)   360

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

11. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘DAILY’ be arranged?

(1)   60

(2)   48

(3)   160

(4)   120

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

12. In how many different ways can the lett3ers of the word ‘BLOATING’ be arranged?

(1)   40320

(2)   5040

(3)   2520

(4)   20160

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

13. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘WEDDING’ be arranged?

(1)   5040

(2)   2500

(3)   2520

(4)   5000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

14. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘FLEECED’ be arranged?

(1)   840

(2)   2520

(3)   1680

(4)   49

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

15. How many seven-digit numbers can be made from the number 3428651, using each digit only once?

(1)   49

(2)   180

(3)   5040

(4)   2520

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

16. In how many different ways can 6 children be seated on 6 seats?

(1)   360

(2)   120

(3)   590

(4)   740

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

17. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘PROBE’ be arranged?

(1)   15

(2)   25

(3)   60

(4)   125

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

18. In how many ways can a committee of 4 people be choosen out of 8 people?

(1)   110

(2)   32

(3)   70

(4)   126

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

19. In how many ways can 6 people be seated on a sofa if there are only 3 seats available?

(1)   18

(2)   120

(3)   2

(4)   216

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

20. In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘PRIDE’ be arranged?

(1)   60

(2)   120

(3)   15

(4)   360

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 21 to 24) From the following, different committee are to be made as per the requirement given in each question.

In how many different ways can it be done? 10 men and 8 women out of which 5 men are teachers, 3 men are doctors and 2 are business men. Among th3e women, 3 are teachers, 2 are doctors, 2 are researchers and 1 is social worker.

21. A committee of 5 in the which 3 men and 2 women are there.

(1)   3360

(2)   8568

(3)   4284

(4)   1680

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

22. A committee of 5 in which 2 men teachers, 2 women teachers and 1 doctor are there.

(1)   75

(2)   150

(3)   214

(4)   20

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

23. A committee of 7.

(1)   31824

(2)   1200

(3)   9600

(4)   15912

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

24. A committee of 3 in which there is no teacher and no doctor.

(1)   100

(2)   120

(3)   10

(4)   12

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

Bank Paper Mensuration

Mensuration

1. The perimeter of a square is equal to twice the perimeter of a rectangle of length 8 cm and breadth 7 cm. What is the circumfer3ence of a semicircle whose diameter is equal to the side of the square?

(1)   38.57 cm

(2)   23.57 cm

(3)   42.46 cm

(4)   47.47 cm

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. The perimeter of a square is double the perimeter of a rectangle. The area of the rectangle is 240 cm2. What is the area of the square?

(1)   100 cm2

(2)   36 cm2

(3)   81 cm2

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

3. The circumference of two circles is 132 m and 176 m respectively. What is the difference between the area of the larger circle and the smaller circle?

(1)   1048 m2

(2)   1076 m2

(3)   1078 m2

(4)   1090 m2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

4. The area of a rectangle is equal to the area of a circle whose radius is 14 cm. If the breadth of the rectangle is 22 cm, what is its length?

(1)   24 cm

(2)   28 cm

(3)   26 cm

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

5. If the area of a circle is 616 cm2, what is its perimeter ?

(1)   76 cm

(2)   84 cm

(3)   96 cm

(4)   80 cm

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

6. The cost of fencing a circular plot at the rate of Rs 15 per metre is Rs 3300. What will be the cost of flooring the plot at the rate of Rs 100 per square metre?

(1)   Rs 385000

(2)   Rs 220000

(3)   Rs 350000

(4)   Rs 260000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

7. An order was placed for supply of carpet of breath 3 m and the length of the carpet was 1.44 times of breadth. Subsequently the breadth and length were increased by 25 and 40 per cent respectively. At the rate of Rs 45 per square metre, what would be the increases in the cost of the carpet?

(1)   Rs 1020.60

(2)   Rs 398.80

(3)   Rs 437.40

(4)   Rs 583.20

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

8. The area of a circle is 1386 cm2. What is the circumference of the circle?

(1)   142 cm

(2)   160 cm

(3)   130 cm

(4)   132 cm

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

9. What will be the area of a circle with circumference equal to 22 cm?

(1)   41.2 cm2

(2)   26.4 cm2

(3)   38.5 cm2

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

10. The ratio of length to breadth of a rectangle plot is 8.5 respectively. If the breadth is 60 m less than the length, what is the perimeter of the rectangular plot ?

(1)   260 m

(2)   1600 m

(3)   500 m

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

11. The ratio of the length and the breadth of a rectangle is 4 : 3 and the area of the rectangle is 1728 cm2. What is the ratio of the breadth and the area of the rectangle ?

(1)   1 : 38

(2)   1 : 24

(3)   1 : 42

(4)   1 : 34

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

12. What will be the area of a circle with circumference equal to 88 cm ?

(1)   154 cm2

(2)   44 cm2

(3)   616 cm2

(4)   512 cm2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

13. The circumference of a circular plot is 396 m. What is the area of the circular plot ?

(1)   9856 m2

(2)   18634 m2

(3)   12474 m2

(4)   9446 m2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

14. The ratio of the length and the breadth of a rectangular plot is 7 : 6. The perimeter of t he plot is 208 m. What is the area of the rectangular plot ?

(1)   2696 m2

(2)   2688 m2

(3)   2592 m2

(4)   2538 m2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

15. The area of a rectangle is 12 cm2 and its length is 3 times its breadth. What is the perimeter of the rectangle?

(1)   18 m

(2)   24 m

(3)   14 m

(4)   16 m

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

16. The magnitude of the area of circle is 7 times that of its circumference. What is the circumference (in units) of the circle ?

(1)   616

(2)   132

(3)   88

(4)   44

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

17. What would be t he cost of building a 7 m wide garden around a circular field with diameter equal to 280 m, if the cost per square metres for building the garden is Rs 21 ?

(1)   Rs 156242

(2)   Rs 248521

(3)   Rs 111624

(4)   Rs 206118

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 18 to 120) Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements A and B given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the questions. Read the question and both statements and given answer

(1) if statement A is alone sufficient to answer the question

(2) if statement B is alone sufficient to answer the question

(3) if both the statements independently are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient answer the question

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question but neither statement is sufficient alone

18. What is the perimeter of a semi-circle ?

A. The radius of the semi-circle is equal to half the side of a square.

B. The area of the square is 196 m2.

Answer: (5)

19. What is the area of a rectangular plot ?

A. The length of the plot is 375 m.

B. The length of the plot is thrice its breadth.

Answer: (5)

20. What is the area of a square ?

A. The side of the square is 21 cm long.

B. The perimeter of the square is 84 cm.

Answer: (3)

Bank Paper Time and Distance

Time and Distance

 

1. A 180 m long train crosses another 270 m long train running in the opposite direction in 10.8 s. If the speed of the first train is 60 km/h, what is the speed of the second train in km/h?

(1)   80

(2)   90

(3)   150

(4)   Can’t be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

2. The respective ratio between the speeds of a car, a train and a bus is 5 : 9 : 4. The average speed of the car, the bus and the train is 72 km/h together. What is the average speed of the car and t he train together?

(1)   82 km/h

(2)   78 km/h

(3)   84 km/h

(4)   Can’t be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

3. A 320 m long train takes 80 s more to cross a platform twice its length then it takes to cross a pole at the same speed. What is the speed of the train in m/s?

(1)   16

(2)   10

(3)   6

(4)   Can’t be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

4. Amit, Sucheta and Neeti started running around a circular tack and complete one round in 18, 24 and 32 seconds respectively. In how many seconds will the three meet against at the starting point if they all have started running at the same time?

(1)   196

(2)   288

(3)   324

(4)   Can’t be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

5. Excluding the stoppages, the speed of a bus is 64 km/h and including the stoppages the speed of the bus is 48 km/h. For how many minutes does the bus stop per hour ?

(1)   12.5 min

(2)   15 min

(3)   10 min

(4)   18 min

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

6. Swapnil, Akash and Vinay begin to job around a circular stadium. They complete their revolutions in 36 s, 48 s and 42 s respectively. After how many seconds will they be together at the starting point?

(1)   504 s

(2)   940 s

(3)   1008 s

(4)   470 s

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

7. A 200 m long train crosses a platform double its length in 36 s. What is the speed of the train in km/h?

(1)   60

(2)   48

(3)   64

(4)   66

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

8. A bus covers a distance of 172 km in 4 h. What is the speed of the bus ?

(1)   52 km/h

(2)   47 km/h

(3)   43 km/h

(4)   38 km/h

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

9. A 180 m long train crosses a pole in 20 s.. What is the speed of the train?

(1)   15 m/s

(2)   9 m/s

(3)   18 m/s

(4)   12 m/s

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

10. Pratibha covers a distance of 24 km at the speed of 8 km/h and a distance of 18 km at the speed of 9 km/h. Further, she covers a distance of 12 km at the speed of 3 km/h. What is the per average speed in cov3ering the whole distance ?

(1)   8 km/h

(2)   5.5 km/h

(3)   3 km/h

(4)   6 km/h

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

11. Milind takes as much time in running 15 m as a car takes in covering 40 m. What will be the distance covered by Milind during the time the car covers 2 km ?

(1)   1000 m

(2)   600 m

(3)   650 m

(4)   750 m

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

12. A car starts running at the speed of 40 km/h. The speed of the car increases by 2 km at the end of every one hour. What will be the distance covered at the end of 10 h from the start of the journey?

(1)   590 km

(2)   480 km

(3)   490 km

(4)   520 km

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

13. A car covers the first 35 km of its journey in 45 min and the remaining 69 km in 75 min. What is the average speed of the car?

(1)   42 km/h

(2)   50 km/h

(3)   52 km/h

(4)   60 km/h

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

14. A 180 m long train crosses a platform of equal length in 18 s. What is the speed of the train ?

(1)   22 m/s

(2)   10 m/s

(3)   15 m/s

(4)   18 m/s

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

15. A boat takes 8 h to cover a distance while travelling upstream, whereas while travelling downstream, it takes 6 h. If the speed of the current is 4 km/h, what is the speed of the boat ?

(1)   12 km/h

(2)   28 km/h

(3)   16 km/h

(4)   Can’t be determine

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements A and B given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the questions and both statements and give answer

(1) if statement A is alone sufficient to answer the question

(2) if statement B is alone sufficient to answer the question

(3) if both the statements independently are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question but neither statement is sufficient alone

16. What is the speed of the boat in still water ?

A. The boat travels at the speed of 4 km/h upstream.

B. The boat travels at the speed of 6 km/h downstream.

Answer: (5)

17. What is the speed of a car?

A. The car covers a distance of 135 km in 3 h.

B. The car covers a distance of 270 km in 6 h.

Answer: (3)

18. What is the speed of a bus ?

A. The bus covers a distance of 80 km in 5 h.

B. The bus covers a distance of 160 km in 10 h.

Answer: (3)

19. What is the speed of the boat in still water ?

A. The boat takes 4 h to go 12 km downstream

B. The boat takes 6 h to cover 12 km in still water.

Answer: (2)

20. What is the speed of the train whose length is 250 m?

A. The train crosses a signal pole in 10 s.

B. The train crosses a platform of equal length in 20 s.

Answer: (3)

Bank Paper Time and Work

Time and Work

 

1. 6 men can complete a piece of work in 12 days. 8 women can complete the same piece of work in 18 days whereas 18 children can complete the piece of working 10 days. 4 men, 12 women and 20 children work together for 2 days. If only men were to complete the remaining work in 1 day, how many men would be required totally?

(1)   36

(2)   24

(3)   18

(4)   Can’t determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. 8 men and 4 women together can complete a piece of work in 6 days. The work done by a man in one day is double the work done by a woman in one day. If 8 men and 4 women started working and after 2 days 4 men left and 4 new women joined, in how many days will the work be completed?

(1)   5 days

(2)   8 days

(3)   6 days

(4)   4 days

(5)   9 days

Answer: (1)

3. Work done by A in one day is half of the work done by B in one day. Work done by B is half of the work done by C in one day. If C alone can complete the work in 7 days, in how many days can A, B and C together complete the work?

(1)   28

(2)   14

(3)   4

(4)   21

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

4. 24 men can complete a piece of work in 16 days. The same work can be completed by 8 women in 72 days whereas 24 children take 32 days to complete it. If 10 men, 14 women and 24 children work together, in how many days can the work be completed?

(1)   18

(2)   8

(3)   22

(4)   12

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

5. A alone can complete a piece of work in 8 days. Work done by B alone in one day is half of the work done by A alone in one day. In how many days can the work be completed if A and B work together?

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

6. 8 men alone can complete a piece of work in 12 days. 4 women alone can complete the same piece of work in 48 days and 10 children alone can complete the piece of work in 24 days. In how many days can 10 men, 4 women and 10 children together complete the piece of work?

(1)   5

(2)   15

(3)   28

(4)   6

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

7. 9 children can complete a piece of work in 360 days. 18 men can complete the same piece of work in 72 days and 12 women can complete the piece of work in 162 days. In how many days can 4 men, 12 women and 10 children together complete the piece of work?

(1)   124

(2)   81

(3)   68

(4)   96

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 8 to 11) Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements A and B given below it. You have to decide whether the data  provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the questions and both statements and given answer

(1) if statement A is alone sufficient answer the question

(2) if statement B is alone sufficient to answer the question

(3) if both the statements independently are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question but neither statement is sufficient alone

8. In how many days, can B alone complete the work?

A. B and C together can complete the work in 8 days.

B. A and B together can complete the work in 12 days.

Answer: (4)

9. In how many days, can 10 men do a work?

A. 12 women can do the work in 16 days.

B. 4 men and 6 women together can do the work in 16 days.

Answer: (5)

10. In how many days, can 15 men complete a piece of work?

A. 16 children can complete the same piece of work in 48 days.

B. 9 men can complete the same piece of work in 27 days.

Answer: (2)

11. In how many days, can Mohan alone complete the work?

A. Mohan and Prakash together can complete the work in 17 days.

B. Rakesh works double as fast as Mohan and can alone complete the work in 10 days.

Answer: (2)

Bank Paper Average

Average

 

1. The total marks obtained by a student in physics, Chemistry and Mathematics together is 120 more than the marks obtained by him in Chemistry. What are the average marks obtained by him in Physics and Mathematics together?

(1)   60

(2)   120

(3)   40

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. The average marks of 65 students in a class was calculated as 150. It was later realized that the marks of one of the students was calculated as 142, whereas his actual marks was 152. What is the actual average marks of the group of 65 the students? (Round off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   151.25

(2)   150.15

(3)   151.10

(4)   150.19

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

3. The average weight of a group of 53 girls was calculated as 58 kg. It was later discovered that t he weight of one of t he girls was read as 65 kg, whereas  her actual weight was 45 kg. What is the actual average weight of the group of the 53 girls? (rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   58.62

(2)   58.37

(3)   57.37

(4)   57.62

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

4. The sum of five number is 290. The average of the first two number is 48.5 and the average of the last two number is 53.5. What is the third number?

(1)   72

(2)   84

(3)   96

(4)   108

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

5. The average of 5 positive integers is 436. The average of the first two number is 344 and average of the last two number is 554. What is the third number?

(1)   482

(2)   346

(3)   556

(4)   384

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

6. The average monthly income of a family of four earnings members was Rs 15130. One of the daughter in the family got married and left home, so the average monthly income of the family came down to Rs 14660. What is the monthly income of the married daughter?

(1)   Rs 15350

(2)   Rs 12000

(3)   Rs 16540

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

7. If 25a + 25b = 115, then what is the average of a and b?

(1)   4.6

(2)   2.5

(3)   4.5

(4)   3.4

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

8. The total ages in class of 75 girls is 1050 yr. The average age of 25 of them is 12 yr and that of another 25 is 16 yr. Find the average age of the remaining girls.

(1)   12 yr

(2)   13 yr

(3)   14 yr

(4)   15 yr

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

9. Find the average of the following set of scores. 302, 152, 132, 122, 112.

(1)   184

(2)   165

(3)   152

(4)   176

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

10. Kamlesh bought 65 books for Rs 1050 from one shop and 50 books for Rs 1020 from another. What is the average price he paid per book?

(1)   Rs 36.40

(2)   Rs 18.20

(3)   Rs 24

(4)   Rs 18

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

11. The average of 5 number is 306.4. The average of the first two number is 431 and the average of the last two number is 214.5. What is the third number?

(1)   108

(2)   52

(3)   321

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

12. The mean of the marks obtained by 100 students is 60. If the marks obtained by one of the students was incorrectly calculated as 75, whereas the actual marks obtained by him was 65, what is the correct mean of the marks obtained by the students?

(1)   59

(2)   58.50

(3)   50

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

13. The average age of a class of 65 boy was 14 yr, the average age of 20 of them was 14 yr, and that of another 15 was 12 yr. Find the average age of the remaining boys.

(1)   16 yr

(2)   13 yr

(3)   17 yr

(4)   15 yr

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

14. If 

(1)   1/4

(2)   3/5

(3)   2

(4)   5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

15. Find the average of the following sets of scores 198, 309, 256, 488, 145, 326, 427.

(1)   307

(2)   315

(3)   298

(4)   326

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

16. The average of four positive integers is 59. The highest integer is 83 and the lower integer is 29. The difference between the remaining two integers is 28. Which of the following integers is the higher of the remaining two integers?

(1)   48

(2)   76

(3)   39

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

17. The average of 5 consecutive odd numbers A, B, C, D and E is 47. What is the product of A and D?

(1)   2107

(2)   1935

(3)   2021

(4)   2193

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

18. Average weight of 10 boys is more than the average weight of 15 girls by 5 kg. If the total weight of the 10 boys is 550 kg, what is the average weight of the 10 boys and 15 girls together?

(1)   52 kg

(2)   52.5 kg

(3)   53 kg

(4)   53.5 kg

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

19. The average age of A, B and C is 26 yr. If the average age of A and C is 29 yr, what is the age of B in years?

(1)   26

(2)   20

(3)   29

(4)   23

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

20. The sum of three consecutive even number is 44 more than the average of these numbers which of the following is the third (largest) of these numbers?

(1)   16

(2)   18

(3)   24

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

21. A, B, C and D are four consecutive even numbers respectively and their average is 65. What is the product of A and D?

(1)   3968

(2)   4216

(3)   4092

(4)   4352

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

22. The sum of five numbers is 555. The average of the first two n umbers is 75 and the third number is 115. What is the average of the last two numbers?

(1)   145

(2)   290

(3)   265

(4)   150

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

23. A, B, C, and D are four consecutive odd numbers and their average is 42. What is the product of B and D?

(1)   1860

(2)   1890

(3)   1845

(4)   1677

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

24. The sum of five number is 260. The average of the first two numbers is 30 and the average of the last two number is 70. What is the third number?

(1)   33

(2)   60

(3)   75

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

25. If 16a + 16b = 48, what is the average of a and b?

(1)   3

(2)   2.5

(3)   1.5

(4)   5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. Nos. 26 to 30) Each of the question below consists of a question and two statements marked A and B given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both the statements and given answer

(1) if the data in statement A alone is sufficient to answer the question

(2) if the data in statement B alone is sufficient to answer the question

(3) if the data either in statement A alone or in statement B alone is sufficient to answer the question

(4) if the data given in both statements A and B together are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if the data in both stat3ements A and B together are necessary to answer the question

26. What is the age of C, in a group of A, B, C, D, and E whose average age is 45 yr?

A. Average of the ages of A and B is 53 yr.

B. Average of the ages of D and E is 47 yr.

Answer: (5)

27. What is the salary of C, in a group of A, B, C, D, E and F whose average salary is Rs 60600?

A. Total of the salaries of A and E is Rs 64500.

B. Total of the salaries of B and F is Rs 52600.

Answer: (4)

28. What is the salary of C, in a group of A, B, C, D and E whose average salary is Rs 47972?

A. Total of the salaries of B and D is an exact multiple of 7.

B. Average of the salaries of A, C and E is Rs 49326.

Answer: (4)

29. What is the salary of A in a group of A, B, C, D and E whose average salary is Rs 65780?

A. Total of the salaries of B and C is Rs 88545.

B. Total of the salaries of D and E is Rs 59020.

Answer: (5)

30. What is the salary of D, in a group of A, B, C, D, E and F whose average salary is Rs 505687?

A. Total of the salaries of A and F is Rs 78980.

B. Total of the salaries of B and C is to Rs 54665.

Answer: (4)

Bank Paper Simple Interest & Compound Interest

Simple Interest & Compound Interest

1. What would be the compound interest accrued on an amount f Rs 45400 at the rate of 15% per annum?

(1)   Rs 16411.5

(2)   Rs 14461.5

(3)   Rs 16461.5

(4)   Rs 14641.5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

2. A man gets a simple interest of Rs 1000 on a certain principal at the rate of 5% per annum in 4 yr. What compound interest will the man get on twice the principal in 2 yr at the same rate?

(1)   Rs 1050

(2)   Rs 1005

(3)   Rs 11025

(4)   Rs 10125

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. Sonika invested an amount of Rs 5800 for 2 yr. At what rate of compound interest will she get an amount of Rs 594.5 at the end of 2 yr ?

(1)   5% per annum

(2)   4% per annum

(3)   6% per annum

(4)   8% per annum

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

4. Arun invested a sum of money at a certain rate of simple interest for a period of 4 yr. Had he invested the same sum for a period of 6 yr, the total interest earned by him would have been 50% more than the earlier interest amount. What was the rate of interest per cent per annum?

(1)   4

(2)   8

(3)   5

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

5. What would be the compound interest accrued on an amount of Rs 7400 @ 13.5% per annum at the end of 2 yr?

(Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

(1)   Rs 2136.87

(2)   Rs 2306.81

(3)   Rs 2032.18

(4)   Rs 2132.87

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

6. If the compound interest accrued on an amount of Rs 14500 in 2 yr is Rs 4676.25. What is the rate of interest % per annum?

(1)   11

(2)   9

(3)   15

(4)   18

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

7. The simple interest accrued on an amount of Rs 16500 at the end of 3 yr is Rs 5940. What would be the compound interest accrued on the same amount at the same rate in the same period?

(1)   Rs 6681.31

(2)   Rs 6218.27

(3)   Rs 6754.82

(4)   Rs 6537.47

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

8. What will be the compound interest accrued on an amount of Rs 10000 @ 20% per annum in 2 yr, if the interest is compounded half-yearly?

(1)   Rs 4400

(2)   Rs 4600

(3)   Rs 4641

(4)   Rs 4680

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

9. Duggal invested Rs 20000 with rate of interest @ 20% per annum. The interest was compounded half-yearly for the first 1 y and in the next year it was compounded yearly. What will be the total interest earned at the end of 2 yr?

(1)   Rs 8800

(2)   Rs 9040

(3)   Rs 8040

(4)   Rs 9800

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

10. Manisha invests an amount of Rs 39300 for 4 yr at the rate of 4% per annum What amount of approximate compound interest will she obtain at the end of 4 yr?

(1)   Rs 6675

(2)   Rs 6650

(3)   Rs 6288

(4)   Rs 6356

(5)   Rs 6450

Answer: (1)

11. What would be the compound interest obtained on an amount of Rs 20000 at the rate of 15% per annum after 4 yr?

(1)   Rs 14980.125

(2)   Rs 19680.125

(3)   Rs 16780.125

(4)   Rs 18980.125

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

12. The compound interest accrued on an amount of Rs 25500 at the end of 3 yr is Rs 8440.50. What would be the simple interest accrued on the same amount at the same rate in the same period?

(1)   Rs 4650

(2)   Rs 5650

(3)   Rs 6650

(4)   Rs 7650

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

13. The simple interest obtained on an amount of Rs 45000 at the end of 4 yr is Rs 15300. What would be the approximate compound interest obtained on the same amount at the same rate of interest in the same period?

(1)   Rs 18244

(2)   Rs 19500

(3)   Rs 16285

(4)   Rs 18566

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

14. The compound interest accrued of an amount of Rs 22000 at the end of 2 yr is Rs 5596.8. What would be the simple interest accrued on the same amount at the same rate in the same period?

(1)   Rs 5420

(2)   Rs 5360

(3)   Rs 5280

(4)   Rs 5140

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

15. The simple interest accrued on an amount of Rs 25000 at the end of 3 yr is Rs 7500. What would be the compound interest accrued in the same amount at the same rate in the same period?

(1)   Rs 7750

(2)   Rs 8275

(3)   Rs 8500

(4)   Rs 8250

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

16. The simple interest accrued on an amount of Rs 84000 at the end of 3 yr is Rs 30240. What would be the compound interest accrued on the same amount at the same rate in the same period?

(1)   Rs 30013.95

(2)   Rs 31013.95

(3)   Rs 32013.95

(4)   Rs 33013.95

(5)   Rs 34013.95

Answer: (5)

17. What would be the compound interest accrued on an amount of Rs 16500 @ 14% per annum at the end of 3 yr?

(1)   Rs 7945.476

(2)   Rs 6825.281

(3)   Rs 7022.415

(4)   Rs 6928.114

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

18. Manish borrowed a sum of Rs 1150 from Anil at the simple rate of 6% per annum for 3 yr. He then added some more money to the borrowed sum and lent it to Sunil for the same time at 9% per annum at simple interest. If Manish gains Rs 274.95 by way of interest on the borrowed sum as well as his own amount from the whole transaction, then what is the sum lent by him to Sunil?

(1)   Rs 1290

(2)   Rs 1785

(3)   Rs 1285

(4)   Rs 1200

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos. 19 to 25) Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements A and B given below it. Your have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the questions and both statements and given answer

(1) if statement A is alone sufficient to answer the question

(2) if statement B is alone sufficient to answer the question

(3) if both the statements independently are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question but neither statement is sufficient alone

19. What is the rate of interest % per annum?

A. An amount of Rs 6200 fetches simple interest of Rs 1736 in 2 yr.

B. An amount of Rs 4500 fetches compound interest of Rs 1348.2 in 2 yr.

Answer: (3)

20. What is the rate of interest % per annum?

A. The amount doubles itself in 10 yr.

B. The simple interest accrued in 5 yr is Rs 5000.

Answer: (1)

21. What is the rate of interest % per annum on an amount of Rs 12000 deposited in a bank?

A. The difference between the simple interest and the compound interest is Rs 172.80

B. The simple interest for 2 yr is Rs 2880.

Answer: (3)

22. In how many years can a simple interest of 6570 be obtained on an amount of Rs 36500?

A. The rate of simple interest is 6% per annum

B. The difference between the simple interest and the compound interest is Rs 402.084.

Answer: (1)

23. What is the rate of interest (% per annum) on an amount of Rs 6000 deposited in a bank?

A. The simple interest for 4 yr is Rs 2400.

B. The difference between the simple interest and compound interest is Rs 384.6.

Answer: (1)

24. What is t he rate of interest?

A. Compound interest earned on a certain amount in 2 yr is more than the simple interest for the same period by Rs 400.

B. The amount doubles itself in 5 yr.

Answer: (2)

25. What is the per cent rate of simple interest per annum?

A. The amount with the interest rate doubles is 5 yr.

B. The interest earned in first year was Rs 10000.

Answer: (1)

Bank Paper  Profit and Loss

 Profit and Loss

1. A man buys a single apple for Rs 25. If he were to buy a dozen apples, he would have to p ay a total amount of Rs 250. What would be the approximate per cent discount he would get on buying a dozen apples ?

(1)   32

(2)   20

(3)   12

(4)   8

(5)   17

Answer: (5)

2. Meena purchased a car for Rs 250000 and sold it for Rs 348000. What is the per cent profit she made on the car ?

(1)   40

(2)   39.2

(3)   38.4

(4)   38

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

3. A shopkeeper bought 30 kg of wheat at the rate of Rs 45 per kg. He sold forty per cent of the total quantity at the rate of Rs 50 per kg. Approximately at what price per kg should he sell the remaining quantity to make 25% overall profit ?

(1)   Rs 54

(2)   Rs 52

(3)   Rs 50

(4)   Rs 60

(5)   Rs 56

Answer: (4)

4. Rajni purchased a mobile phone and a refrigerator for Rs 12000 and Rs 10000 respectively. She sold the first at a loss of 12% and the second at a profit of 8% . What is her overall loss/profit?

(1)   loss of Rs 280

(2)   profit of Rs 2160

(3)   loss of Rs 240

(4)   profit of Rs 2060

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

5. Harshad bought 15 pieces of DVD players @ Rs 4500 each and sold all of them at the total price of Rs 81000. What is the per cent profit earned in the deal ?

(1) 

(2)   20

(3)   25

(4)   20.5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

6. Manoj sold an article for Rs 15000 he had offered a discount of 10% on the selling price, and earned a profit of 8%. What is the cost price ?

(1)   Rs 12500

(2)   Rs 13500

(3)   Rs 12250

(4)   Rs 13250

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

7. Naresh purchased a TV set for Rs 11250 after getting discount of 10% on the labeled price. He spent Rs 150 on transport and Rs 800 on installation. At what price should it be sold so that the profit earned would be 15%, If no discount was offered ?

(1)   Rs 13937.50

(2)   Rs 14030

(3)   Rs 13450

(4)   Rs 15467.50

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

8. The profit earned after selling an article for Rs 1754 is the same as the loss incurred after selling the article for Rs 1492. What is the cost price of the article?

(1)   Rs 1623

(2)   Rs 1523

(3)   Rs 1689

(4)   Rs 1589

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. Prathik sold a music system to Karthik at 20% gain and Karthik sold it to Swasthik at 40% gain. If Swathik paid Rs 10500 for the music system, what amount did Prathik pay for the same ?

(1)   Rs 8240

(2)   Rs 7500

(3)   Rs 6250

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

10. In a sale, a perfume is available at a discount of 15% on the selling price. If the selling price is Rs 3675.40, then find the original selling price of the perfume?

(1)   Rs 4324

(2)   Rs 4386

(3)   Rs 4400

(4)   Rs 4294

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

11. The profit earned after selling an article for Rs 1518 is t he same as the loss incurred after selling the article for Rs 1112. What is the cost price of the article ?

(1)   Rs 1314

(2)   Rs 1343

(3)   Rs 1414

(4)   Rs 1434

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

12. The profit earned after selling on article for Rs 996 is the same as the loss incurred after selling the article for Rs 894. What is the price of the article ?

(1)   Rs 935

(2)   Rs 905

(3)   Rs 945

(4)   Rs 975

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

13. The owner of a furniture shop charges his customers 12% more than the cost price. If a customers paid Rs 4056 for dining table, what is the cost price of the dining table?

(1)   Rs 14000

(2)   Rs 12500

(3)   Rs 13540

(4)   Rs 11550

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

14. A shopkeeper sells 200 m cloth for Rs 9000 at a profit of Rs 5 per metre. What is the cost price of 1 m of cloth ?

(1)   Rs 45

(2)   Rs 40

(3)   Rs 35

(4)   Rs 30

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

15. The profit earned after selling a wrist watch for Rs 5766 is the same as the loss incurred after selling the wristwatch for Rs 4315. What is the cost price of the wrist watch?

(1)   Rs 6000

(2)   Rs 5100

(3)   Rs 4900

(4)   Rs 5040

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

16. The profit earned after selling an article for Rs 625 is the same as the loss incurred after selling the article for Rs 435. What is the cost price of the article?

(1)   Rs 530

(2)   Rs 520

(3)   Rs 540

(4)   Rs 550

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 17 to 20) Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements A and B given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the questions and both statements and given answer

(1) if statement A is alone sufficient to answer t he questions

(2) if statement B is alone sufficient to answer the questions

(3) if both the statement independently are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question but neither statement is sufficient alone

17. What was the per cent profit/loss made/incurred by selling an article for Rs 24000

A. The cost price of 5 such laptops is equal to the selling price of 4 such laptops.

B. The difference between the cost price and the selling price is Rs 9600.

Answer: (3)

18. What is the profit earned by selling a laptop for Rs 26250?

A. The cost price of 5 such laptops is equal to the selling price of 4 such laptops.

B. 25% profit is earned by selling each laptop.

Answer: (3)

19. What is the profit earned by selling a book for Rs 400?

A. The cost price of 5 such books is equal to the selling price of 4 such books.

B. 25% profit is earned by selling each book.

Answer: (3)

20. What is the profit earned by selling a watch for Rs 15675 ?

A. The cost price of 5 such watches is equal to the selling price of 4 such watches.

B. 25% profit is earned by selling each watch.

Answer: (3)

Bank Paper Percentage

Percentage

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 10) What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following question ?

1. 350% of ? ÷ 50 + 248 = 591

(1)   4900

(2)   4890

(3)   4850

(4)   4950

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. 

(1)   3520

(2)   3250

(3)   3350

(4)   3540

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

3. 40% of 265 + 35% of 180 = 50% of ?

(1)   338

(2)   84.5

(3)   253.5

(4)   169

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

4. 

(1)  

(2)   10

(3)   5

(4)   15

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

5. 15% of 578 + 22.5% of 644 = ?

(1)   231.4

(2)   233.6

(3)   231.8

(4)   231.6

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

6. 14% of 250 × ?% of 150 = 840

(1)   15

(2)   18

(3)   16

(4)   12

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

7. 36% of 245 – 40% of 210 = 10 – ?

(1)   4.2

(2)   6.8

(3)   4.9

(4)   5.6

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

8. 12% of 450 + ? % of 200 = 83

(1)   13.5

(2)   16

(3)   14.5

(4)   15

(5)   None of these 

Answer: (3)

9. ?% of 450 + 46% of 285 = 257.1

(1)   34

(2)   32

(3)   21

(4)   28

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

10. 8 × 1.5 + 8% of 250 = ?

(1)   24.2

(2)   24.02

(3)   242.2

(4)   2.42

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 20) What approximate value should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following questions ?

11. 998% of 619.999 = ?

(1)   95

(2)   80

(3)   115

(4)   105

(5)   75

Answer: (1)

12. 18% of 609 + 27.5% of 450 = ?

(1)   220

(2)   233

(3)   267

(4)   248

(5)   274

Answer: (2)

13. 39% of 659 = 10% of ?

(1)   2800

(2)   2400

(3)   3200

(4)   31000

(5)   2500

Answer: (5)

14. 57% of 394 – 2.5% of 996 = ?

(1)   215

(2)   175

(3)   200

(4)   180

(5)   205

Answer: (3)

15. 005% of 624.999 = ?

(1)   91

(2)   58

(3)   62

(4)   87

(5)   75

Answer: (5)

16. 008% of 699.998 + 32.99% of 3999.999 = ?

(1)   615

(2)   645

(3)   675

(4)   715

(5)   725

Answer: (1)

17. 2% of 725 × 12.8% of 643 = ?

(1)   9110

(2)   9088

(3)   9100

(4)   9096

(5)   9082

Answer: (5)

18. (872% of 659) ÷ 543 = ?

(1)   17

(2)   11

(3)   21

(4)   27

(5)   31

Answer: (2)

19. 

(1)   887

(2)   837

(3)   765

(4)   756

(5)   787

Answer: (2)

20. 75% of 230 – ? = 64% of 249

(1)   14

(2)   17

(3)   22

(4)   18

(5)   20

Answer: (1)

21. Two-third of three-fourth of one-fifth of a number is 15. What is 30% of that number?

(1)   45

(2)   60

(3)   75

(4)   30

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

22. Sonu invested 10% more than Mona. Mona invested 10% less than Raghu. If the total sum of their investment is Rs 5780, how much amount did Raghu invest ?

(1)   Rs 2010

(2)   Rs 2000

(3)   Rs 2100

(4)   Rs 2210

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

23. Rita invested 25% more than Sunil. Sunil invested 30% less than Abhinav who invested Rs 6000. What is the respective ratio between the amount that Rita invested and the total amount invested by all of them together?

(1)   35 : 104

(2)   13 : 29

(3)   101 : 36

(4)   35 : 103

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

24. Rahul spends 50% of his monthly income on household items, 20% of his monthly income on buying clothes, 5% of his monthly income on medicines and the remaining amount of Rs 11250 he saves. What is Rahul’s monthly income?

(1)   Rs 38200

(2)   Rs 34000

(3)   Rs 41600

(4)   Rs 45000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

25. What is 45% of 25% of 4/5 of 850 ?

(1)   67.5

(2)   83.5

(3)   69.5

(4)   76.5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

26. Prerna decided to donate 15% of her salary to an orphanage. On the day of donation she changed her mind and donated Rs 1896, which was 80% of what she had decided earlier. How much is Prerna’s salary?

(1)   Rs 18500

(2)   Rs 10250

(3)   Rs 15800

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

27. Moore’s spent 20% of his monthly income on food and 15% on children’s education. 40% of the remaining he spent on entertainment and transport together and 30% on medical. he is left with an amount of Rs 8775. After all these expenditures what is Mr. Moore’s monthly income?

(1)   Rs 40000

(2)   Rs 35000

(3)   Rs 42000

(4)   Rs 20000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

28. Asha’s monthly income is 60% of Deepak’s monthly income and 120% of Maya’s monthly income. What is Maya’s monthly income if Deepak’s monthly income is Rs 78000?

(1)   Rs 39000

(2)   Rs 42000

(3)   Rs 36000

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

29. The income of A is 150% of the income of B and income of C is 120% of the income of A. If the total income of A, B and C together is Rs 86000, what is C’ share?

(1)   Rs 30000

(2)   Rs 32000

(3)   Rs 36000

(4)   Rs 20000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

30. In a mixture of milk and water the proportion of water by weight was 75%. If in 60g of mixture 15g water was added, what would be the percentage of water ?(Weight in gram)

(1)   75%

(2)   88%

(3)   90%

(4)   100%

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

31. A sum of Rs 2236 is divided among A, B and C such that A receives 25% more than C and C receives 25% less than B. What A’s share in the amount?

(1)   Rs 460

(2)   Rs 890

(3)   Rs 780

(4)   Rs 1280

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

32. What is 35% of 42% of 6/7 of 500 ?

(1)   36

(2)   44

(3)   52

(4)   60

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

33. In a class of 65 students and 4 teachers, each student got sweets that are 20% of the total number of students and each teacher got sweets that are 40% of the total number of students. How many sweets were there?

(1)   845

(2)   897

(3)   949

(4)   104

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

34. In a colleges election fought between two candidates, one candidate got 55% of the total valid votes. 15% of the votes were invalid. If the total votes were 15200, what is the number of valid votes the other candidate got?

(1)   7106

(2)   6840

(3)   8360

(4)   5814

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

35. Two numbers are less than the third number by 50% and 54% respectively. By how much per cent is the second number less than the first number?

(1)   13

(2)   10

(3)   12

(4)   Cannot the determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 36 to 40) Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements A and B given below it. You have to decided whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read the questions and both statements and given answer

(1) if statement A is alone sufficient to answer the question

(2) if statement B is alone sufficient to answer the question

(3) if both the statements independently are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question but neither statement is sufficient alone

36. What is the three digit number?

A. Two-fifth of number is half of 204.

B. 20% of the number is 51.

Answer: (3)

37. What is the three digit number?

A. One-third of that number is less by 27 from half of that number.

B. One-fifth of that number is 20% of that number.

Answer: (1)

38. What is the number?

A. 25% of that number is one-fourth of that number.

B. 2/3 of the number is less by 226 than the number

Answer: (2)

39. What is the number?

A. 75% of that number is three-fourth of that number.

B. Three-fourth of that number is less by 34 of that number.

Answer: (2)

40. What is Mr. Mehta’s present income?

A. Mr Mehta’s income increases by 10% every year.

B. Its income will increases by Rs 2500 the year.

Answer: (5)

Bank Paper Partnership

Partnership

1. Prabha started a business investing Rs 32000. After 5 months, Amit joined her with a capital of Rs 22000. At the end of the year, the total profit was Rs 16409. What is Prabha’s share of the profit?

(1)   Rs 5284

(2)   Rs 11712

(3)   Rs 10182

(4)   Rs 4697

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

2. P, Q and R invested Rs. 45000, Rs 70000 and Rs 90000 respectively to start a business. At the end of 2 yr, they earned a profit of Rs 164000. What will be Q’s share in the profit?

(1)   Rs 56000

(2)   Rs 35000

(3)   Rs 72000

(4)   Rs 64000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

3. Prakash, Sunil and Anil started a business jointly investing Rs 11 lakh, Rs 16.5 lakh and Rs 8.5 lakh respectively. The profit earned by them in the business at the end of 3 yr was 19.5 lakh. What will be the 50% of Anil’s share in the profit?

(1)   Rs 4.5 lakh

(2)   Rs 2.25 lakh

(3)   Rs 2.5 lakh

(4)   Rs 3.75 lakh

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

4. Tanvi started a business, investing Rs 45000. After 8 months Anisha joined her with a capital of Rs 52000. At the end of the year, the total profit was Rs 56165. What is the share of the profit of Anisha?

(1)   Rs 21450

(2)   Rs 24440

(3)   Rs 27635

(4)   Rs 31765

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

5. Meenakshi started a business investing Rs 12000. After 5 months Abhay joined her with a capital of Rs 9000. At the end of the year the total profit was Rs 4416. What is the share of profits of Meenakshi?

(1)   Rs 1344

(2)   Rs 3364

(3)   Rs 3072

(4)   Rs 2568

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

6. Shanker started a business with an investment of Rs 120000. After 3 months Awani joined him with Rs 190000. At the end of year, they earned a profit of Rs 175000000. What is the share of Awani in the profit?

(1)   Rs 80000000

(2)   Rs 85000000

(3)   Rs 90000000

(4)   Rs 95000000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

7. Samiara, Mahira and Kiara rented a set of DVDs at a rent of Rs 578. If they used it for 8 hr, 12 h and 14 h respectively, what is Kiara’s share of rent to be paid?

(1)   Rs 238

(2)   Rs 204

(3)   Rs 192

(4)   Rs 215

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

8. Four milkmen rented a pasture. A grazed 15 cows for 4 months, B grazed 12 cows for 2 months, C grazed 18 cows for 6 months and D grazed 16 cows for 5 months. If A’s share of rent is Rs 10020, what is C’s share of rent?

(1)   Rs 1836

(2)   Rs 1360

(3)   Rs 816

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. Pankaj started a business investing Rs 42000. After 4 months Nitin joined him with a capital of Rs 57000. At the end of the year, the total profit was Rs 26000. What is the difference between the share of profits of Pankaj and Nitin?

(1)   Rs 1200

(2)   Rs 1400

(3)   Rs 1600

(4)   Rs 1800

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

10. Sarita started a business investing Rs 50000. After 6 months. Abhishek joined her with Rs 75000. After another 6 months, Nisha joined them with Rs 1.25 lakh. Profit earned at the end of 2 yr from when Sarita started the business should be distributed among Sarita, Abhishek and Nisha in what respective ratio?

(1)   4 : 5 : 6

(2)   8 : 9 : 10

(3)   8 : 9 : 12

(4)   4 : 5 : 8

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

11. Arun started a business investing Rs 38000. After 5 months Bakul joined him with a capital of Rs 55000. At the end of the year, the total profit was Rs 22000. What is the approximate difference between the share of profits of Arun and Bakul?

(1)   Rs 1192

(2)   Rs 1856

(3)   Rs 1007

(4)   Rs 1928

(5)   Rs 1568

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. No. 12) In the following question, followed by two statements A and B are given. You have to read  both the statements and give answer

(1) if statement A alone is sufficient to answer the question

(2) if statement B alone is sufficient to answer the question

(3) if both the statements independently  are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question.

(5) if both the statements together are sufficient to answer the question

12. What is Nikita’s share in the profit of Rs 50000 earned in the business run by her in partnership with Sahrmila?

A. Nikita invested an amount 150% of the amount invested by Sharmila.

B. The amount invested by Sharmila is two-thirds of the amount invested by Nikita.

Answer: (3)

Bank Paper Ratio and Proportion

Ratio and Proportion

 

1. An amount of money is to be divided among P, Q and R in the ratio of 3 : 5 : 7 respectively. If the amount received by R is Rs 4000 more than the amount received by Q, what will be the total amount received by P and Q together?

(1)   Rs 8000

(2)   Rs 12000

(3)   Rs 16000

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

2. When 30% of one number is subtracted from another number the second number reduces to its four-fifth. What is the ratio between the first and the second number respectively?

(1)   4 : 7

(2)   3 : 2

(3)   2 : 5

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. Twice the square of a number is six times the other number. What is the ratio of the first number to the second?

(1)   1 : 4

(2)   2 : 5

(3)   1 : 3

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

4. A sum of money is divided among A, B, C and D in the ratio of 3 : 4 : 9 : 10. If the share of C is Rs 2580 more than the share of B. What is the total amount of money f A and D together?

(1)   Rs 5676

(2)   Rs 6192

(3)   Rs 6708

(4)   Rs 7224

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

5. 75% of a number is equal to four-fifths of another number. What is the ratio between the first number and the second number?

(1)   5 : 3

(2)   15 : 16

(3)   3 : 5

(4)   16 : 15

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

6. If the positions of the digits of a two-digit number are interchanged, the number obtained is smaller than the original number by 27. If t he digits of t he new number are in the ratio 1 : 2. What is the original number?

(1)   36

(2)   63

(3)   48

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

7. The ratio of Rani’s age of Komal’s age is 3 : 5. The ratio of Komal’s age to Pooja’s age is 2 : 3. If Rani’s age is two-fifth of Pooja’s age. What is Rani’s age?

(1)   10 yr

(2)   15 yr

(3)   24 yr

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

8. 20 boys and 25 girls from a group of social workers. During their membership drive, the same number of boys and girls joined the group (ie, if 7 boys joined, 7 girls joined). How many members does the group have now, if the ratio of boys to girls is 7 : 8?

(1)   75

(2)   65

(3)   70

(4)   60

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. A sum of money is divided among A, B, C and D in the ratio of 2 : 3 : 7 : 11. If the share of C is Rs 2755 more than the share of A, then what is the total amount of money of B and D together?

(1)   Rs 4408

(2)   Rs 5510

(3)   Rs 6612

(4)   Rs 7714

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

10. A sum of money is divided among A, B, C and D in the ratio of 5 : 8 : 9 : 11. If the share of B is Rs 2475 more money of A and C together?

(1)   Rs 9900

(2)   Rs 11550

(3)   Rs 10725

(4)   Rs 9075

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

11. Seema and Meena divide a sum of Rs 2500 in the ratio of 3 : 2 respectively. If Rs 500 is added to each of their share, what would be the new ratio formed?

(1)   2 : 3

(2)   3 : 4

(3)   5 : 4

(4)   4 : 3

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

12. One-fourth of 60% of a number is equal to two-fifth of 20% of another number. What is the ratio of the first number to the second?

(1)   14 : 7

(2)   8 : 13

(3)   5 : 9

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

13. The ratio of length of breadth of a rectangular plot is 8 : 5 respectively. If the breadth is 60 m less than the length, what is the perimeter of the rectangular plot?

(1)   260 m

(2)   1600 m

(3)   500 m

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

14. The ratio of the number of students studying in schools A, B and C is 6 : 8 : 7 respectively. If the number of students studying in each of the schools is increased by 20%, 15% and 20% respectively, what will be the new ratio of the number of students in school A, B and C?

(1)   18 : 23: 21

(2)   12 : 18 : 1

(3)   18 : 21 : 17

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

15. A sum of money is divided among A, B, C and D in the ratio of 3 : 5 : 7 : 11. If the share of C is Rs 1668 more than the share of A, then what is the total amount of money of B and D together?

(1)   Rs 6762

(2)   Rs 6672

(3)   Rs 7506

(4)   Rs 6255

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

16. The ratio of earnings of A and B is 14 : 5. If the earnings of A increase by 20% and the earnings of B decrease by 20%, the new ratio of their earnings becomes 6 : 5. What is A’s earnings?

(1)   Rs 22000

(2)   Rs 27500

(3)   Rs 26400

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

17. A sum of money is divided among W, X, Y and Z in the ratio of 3 : 7 : 9 : 13. If the share of W and Y together is Rs 11172, then what is the difference between the amounts of X and Z?

(1)   Rs 7672

(2)   Rs 6834

(3)   Rs 5586

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

18. Amit, Sumit and Vinit divide an amount of Rs 2800 amongst themselves in the ratio of 5 : 6 : 3 respectively. If an amount of Rs 200 is added to each of their shares, what will be the new ratio of their shares of the amount?

(1)   8 : 9 : 6

(2)   6 : 7 : 4

(3)   7 : 8 : 5

(4)   4 : 5 : 2

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

19. The total number of students studying in a school is 6754. The ratio of the total number of girls to the total number of boys studying in the school is 5 : 6. What is the total number of boys studying in the school?

(1)   3070

(2)   3592

(3)   3090

(4)   3684

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

20. Three-fifth of a number is equal to 85% of another number. What is the ratio of the first number to second?

(1)   12 : 7

(2)   12 : 17

(3)   7 : 12

(4)   17 : 12

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

21. A sum of money is divided among A, B, C and D in the ratio of 3 : 5 : 8 : 9 respectively. If the share of D is Rs 1872 more than the share of A, then what is the total amount of money of B and C together?

(1)   Rs 4156

(2)   Rs 4165

(3)   Rs 4056

(4)   Rs 4065

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

22. When 20% of a number is added to another number the number increases by 50%. What is the ratio of the first number to the second?

(1)   3 : 2

(2)   2 : 3

(3)   5 : 2

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

23. In a school, the ratio of boys to girls is 4 : 5. When 100 girls leave the schools the ratio becomes 6 : 7. How many boys are there in the school?

(1)   1600

(2)   1500

(3)   1300

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of the above

Answer: (5)

24. 20 boys and 32 girls form a group for social work. During their membership drive same number of boys and girls joined the group. How many members does the group have now, if the ratio of boys to girls is 3 : 4 respectively?

(1)   75

(2)   86

(3)   68

(4)   82

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

25. If ab = 36, which of the following proportions is correct?

(1)   9 : a = 4 : b

(2)   a : 18 = b : 3

(3)   a : 6 = b : 6

(4)   a : 9 = 4 : b

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

Directions (Q. Nos. 26 to 30) In each of the following questions, a question followed by two statements numbered A and B are given. You have to read both statements and then given answer

(1) if the data given in statement A alone are sufficient to answer the question whereas the data given in statement B alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

(2) if the data given in statement B alone are sufficient to answer the question whereas the data given in statement A alone are not sufficient to answer the question

(3) if the data in either statement A alone or in statement B alone are sufficient to answer the question

(4) if the data in both the statement A and B are not sufficient to answer the question

(5) if the data given in both the statement A and B necessary to answer the question

26. What is the ratio between two numbers x and y?

A. 40% of x is 20% of 50.

B. 30% of y is 25% of 72.

Answer: (5)

27. What is the ratio of the total number of girls to the total number of boys in a college?

A. There are 2500 students in the college out of which 40% are boys.

B. The ratio of the total number of boys to the total number of girls year was 5 : 6.

Answer: (1)

28. What is the ratio of the total number of males to the total number of females in an organization?

A. There are 5000 employees in the organization out of which 40% are males.

B. The ratio of the total number males to the total number of females in the last year was 7 : .

Answer: (1)

29. What is the ratio of the number of freshers to that of seniors in a college?

A. The ratio of males and females in the college is 2 : 3.

B. There are 1125 female freshers in the college.

Answer: (4)

30. What is the ratio of the total number of girls to the total number of boys in school?

A. The ratio of the total number of boys to the total number of girls last year was 4 : 5.

B. There are 3500 students in the school out of which 60% are boys.

Answer: (2)

Bank Paper Simplification

Simplification

 

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 15) What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following questions ?

1. 460 × 15 – 15 × 20 = ?

(1)   9200

(2)   4600

(3)   137800

(4)   7000

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

2. 4848 ÷ 234 × 11 – 222 = ?

(1)   200

(2)   2444

(3)   2000

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

3. 25 × 3.25 + 50.4 ÷ 24 = ?

(1)   84.50

(2)   83.35

(3)   83.53

(4)   82.45

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

4. (833.25 – 384.45) ÷ 24 = ?

(1)   1.87

(2)   20.1

(3)   2.01

(4)   18.7

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

5. 93 × 812 ÷ 273 = (3)?

(1)   3

(2)   4

(3)   5

(4)   6

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

6.  

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

7. 572 ÷ 26 × 12 – 200 = (2)?

(1)   5

(2)   6

(3)   7

(4)   8

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

8. 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

9. 23 × 15 – 60 + ? ÷ 31 = 292

(1)   218

(2)   186

(3)   217

(4)   201

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

10. 

(1) 

(2) 

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

11. (81)4 ÷ (9)5 = ?

(1)   6561

(2)   729

(3)   81

(4)   9

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

12. 238 × 237.2 × 233.6 = 23?

(1)   13.6

(2)   12.6

(3)   12.8

(4)   13.8

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

13. 

(1)   1

(2)   1/2

(3) 

(4) 

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

14. 

(1)   182

(2)   728

(3)   364

(4)   218

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

15. −76 × 33 + 221 =

(1)   −2287

(2)   −19304

(3)   2287

(4)   19304

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 25) What approximate value should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following questions ?

16. 

(1)   7

(2)   12

(3)   9

(4)   4

(5)   15

Answer: (4)

17. (638 + 9709 – 216) ÷ 26 = ?

(1)   275

(2)   365

(3)   420

(4)   300

(5)   390

Answer: (5)

18. 

(1)   27

(2)   9

(3)   4

(4)   16

(5)   21

Answer: (5)

19. 99999 ÷ 99 ÷ 9 = ?

(1)   112

(2)   211

(3)   121

(4)   221

(5)   222

Answer: (1)

20. 7428 ÷ 346 × 12 = ?

(1)   112

(2)   211

(3)   121

(4)   221

(5)   222

Answer: (3)

21. 8888 + 848 + 88 – ? = 7337 + 737

(1)   1750

(2)   1650

(3)   1550

(4)   1450

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

22. (4576 + 3286 + 5639) ÷ (712 + 415 + 212) = ?

(1)   18

(2)   22

(3)   34

(4)   10

(5)   46

Answer: (4)

23. 4374562 × 64 = ? × 7777

(1)   360

(2)   3600

(3)   36000

(4)   360000

(5)   3600000

Answer: (3)

24. [(84)2 ÷ 28 × 12] ÷ 24 = 7 × ?

(1)   15

(2)   17

(3)   19

(4)   21

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

25. (749 – 325 – 124) ÷ (1254 – 1100) = ?

(1)   2

(2)   4

(3)   6

(4)   8

(5)   12

Answer: (1)

26. There are some parrots and some tigers in a forest. If the total number of animal legs are 1746, What is the number of parrots in the forest ?

(1)   845

(2)   833

(3)   800

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

27. By how much is 3/4th of 968 less than 7/8th of 1008 ?

(1)   154

(2)   146

(3)   165

(4)   158

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

28. When all the students in a school are made to stand in a row of 54, 30 such rows are formed. If the students are made to stand in the rows of 45, how many such rows can be formed ?

(1)   25

(2)   42

(3)   36

(4)   32

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

29. On Republic Day, sweets were to be equally distributed amongst 450 children. But on that particular day, 150 children remained absent. Thus, each child got 3 sweets extra. How many sweets did each child get?

(1)   6

(2)   12

(3)   9

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

30. If  is subtracted from  and the difference is multiplied by 450, What is the final answer ?

(1)   2250

(2)   2045

(3)   2540

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

31. By how much is 3/5 of 845 greater than 2/3 of 333 ?

(1)   175

(2)   285

(3)   238

(4)   209

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

32. The cost 8 pens and 4 pencils is Rs 176 and the cost of 2 pens and 2 pencils is Rs 48. What is the cost of one pen?

(1)   Rs 16

(2)   Rs 14

(3)   Rs 12

(4)   Rs 18

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

33. The difference between 3/4 of 4/5 of a number and 1/6 of 2/5 of the same number is 648. What is the number ?

(1)   1110

(2)   1215

(3)   1325

(4)   1440

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

34. If  is subtracted from  and the difference is multiplied by 355 then what will be the final number ?

(1)   1004

(2)   884

(3)   774

(4)   994

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

35. By how much is 4/5 of 1150 less than 5/6 of 1248 ?

(1)   140

(2)   115

(3)   125

(4)   120

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

36. If all the fractions  are arranged in the descending order of their values, which one will be the third  ?

(1)   1/8

(2)   4/9

(3)   5/12

(4)   8/11

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

37. The cost of 5 pendants and 8 chairs is Rs 145785. What will be the cost of 15 pendants and 24 chains ?

(1)   Rs 325285

(2)   Rs 439355

(3)   Rs 550000

(4)   Cannot be determined

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Bank Paper Square Root and Cube Root

Square Root and Cube Root

1. 

(1)   17

(2)   19

(3) 

(4)   289

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

2. 

(1)   1

(2)   3

(3)   4

(4)   5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

3. 

(1)   43

(2)   47

(3)   57

(4)   53

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

4. 

(1)   28

(2)   24

(3)   169

(4)   256

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

5. 

(1)   20

(2)   4

(3)   2

(4)   16

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

6. 

(1)   195112

(2)   250047

(3)   226981

(4)   274625

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

7. 

(1)   10165

(2)   9785

(3)   8370

(4)   9450

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

8. 

(1)   1080.1744

(2)   1078.1474

(3)   1078.1744

(4)   1080.1474

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

9. 

(1)   420

(2)   240

(3)   315

(4)   325

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

10. 

(1)   108

(2)   99

(3)   97

(4)   107

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

11. 

(1)   55

(2)   3136

(3)   65

(4)   3025

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

12. 

(1)   162

(2)   21

(3)   441

(4)   42

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

13. 

(1)   235.1625

(2)   125.0625

(3)   375.2625

(4)   465.3625

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

14. 

(1)   23328

(2)   36

(3)   216

(4)   46656

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

15. 

(1)   256

(2)   289

(3)   155

(4)   19

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 30) What approximate value should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following questions ? (You are not expected to calculate the exact value)

16. 

(1)   3050

(2)   3780

(3)   2340

(4)   3400

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

17. 

(1)   1/3

(2)   1/4

(3)   1/8

(4)   1/5

(5)   1/2

Answer: (3)

18. 

(1)   12

(2)   15

(3)   24

(4)   21

(5)   9

Answer: (2)

19. 

(1)   1150

(2)   1220

(3)   1570

(4)   1480

(5)   1370

Answer: (5)

20. 

(1)   680

(2)   720

(3)   750

(4)   620

(5)   630

Answer: (1)

21. 

(1)   76

(2)   89

(3)   65

(4)   97

(5)   58

Answer: (2)

22. 

(1)   58

(2)   56

(3)   52

(4)   63

(5)   61

Answer: (3)

23. 

(1)   3953

(2)   3528

(3)   3498

(4)   3667

(5)   3591

Answer: (4)

24. 

(1)   3953

(2)   3528

(3)   3498

(4)   3667

(5)   3591

Answer: (4)

25. 

(1)   240

(2)   270

(3)   330

(4)   290

(5)   310

Answer: (4)

26. 

(1)   11

(2)   14

(3)   15

(4)   9

(5)   13

Answer: (1)

27. 

(1)   260

(2)   277

(3)   284

(4)   300

(5)   316

Answer: (5)

28. 

(1)   56

(2)   44

(3)   67

(4)   33

(5)   21

Answer: (2)

29. 

(1)   194

(2)   78

(3)   64

(4)   70

(5)   87

Answer: (5)

30. 

(1)   48

(2)   22

(3)   43

(4)   26

(5)   31

Answer: (5)

Bank Paper Decimal Fractions

Decimal Fractions

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 35) What should come in place of question mark (?) in the following questions?

1. 96 – 3454.03 – 1612.86 = ? – 1611.43

(1)   1280

(2)   2290

(3)   1020

(4)   18150

(5)   1040

Answer: (1)

2. 008 × 2.97 – 111.87 + 74.13 = ?

(1)   311

(2)   234

(3)   357

(4)   290

(5)   399

Answer: (3)

3. 978 + 27.007 + 36.984 – 12.969 – 9.003 = ?

(1)   72

(2)   42

(3)   60

(4)   51

(5)   65

Answer: (3)

4. 564 × 22.009 × 17.932 = ?

(1)   4901

(2)   4895

(3)   4800

(4)   4959

(5)   4350

Answer: (4)

5. 003 × 19.9998 × 9.010 = ?

(1)   4901

(2)   4895

(3)   4800

(4)   4959

(5)   4350

Answer: (4)

6. 88 + 1800.08 + 1880.80 = ?

(1)   3950

(2)   4770

(3)   4620

(4)   5040

(5)   6810

Answer: (2)

7. 999 ÷ 375.002 × 14.996 = ?

(1)   565

(2)   225

(3)   335

(4)   625

(5)   455

Answer: (4)

8. 4 × 13.5 × ? = 2598.75

(1)   13.4

(2)   10.5

(3)   11.4

(4)   12.5

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

9. (833.25 – 384.45) ÷ 24 = ?

(1)   1.87

(2)   20.1

(3)   2.01

(4)   18.7

(5)   None of these

Answer: (4)

10. 996 × 9.669 + 0.96 = ?

(1)   860

(2)   870

(3)   1020

(4)   940

(5)   1100

Answer: (4)

11. 79 × 19.92 + 495.26 = ?

(1)   33000

(2)   78535

(3)   31000

(4)   26575

(5)   34000

Answer: (3)

12. 45 + 3065.15 ÷ 15.058 = ?

(1)   1700

(2)   1650

(3)   1840

(4)   1750

(5)   1950

Answer: (4)

13. 4 × 16.5 × 8 = ?

(1)   1908.0

(2)   1900.8

(3)   1912.4

(4)   1924.8

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

14. 34 + 888.12 – ? = 1001.88

(1)   621.58

(2)   602.64

(3)   654.54

(4)   618.78

(5)   None of these

Answer: (5)

15. 11 + 110.1 + 111.01 = ?

(1)   1230

(2)   1300

(3)   1150

(4)   1070

(5)   1390

Answer: (1)

16. 001 ÷ 699.983 × 4.020 = ?

(1)   58

(2)   32

(3)   60

(4)   40

(5)   25

Answer: (4)

17. 95 × 8.017 × 4.98 = ?

(1)   4670

(2)   4780

(3)   4840

(4)   4720

(5)   4800

Answer: (4)

18. 621 – 13.829 – 7.302 – 1.214 = ?

(1)   37.281

(2)   35.272

(3)   36.276

(4)   31.254

(5)   None of these 

Answer: (3)

19. 999 ÷ 48.007 = ?

(1)   9.5

(2)   23.5

(3)   11.5

(4)   28.5

(5)   17.5

Answer: (5)

20. 001 × 22.999 × 9.998 = ?

(1)   4560

(2)   6290

(3)   4140

(4)   5920

(5)   5080

Answer: (3)

21. 2 × 5.6 + 17.8 = ?

(1)   30.12

(2)   30.012

(3)   31.12

(4)   31.012

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

22. 085 + 42.91 + 25.55 = ?

(1)   425.565

(2)   426.545

(3)   426.555

(4)   425.545

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

23. 995 × 14.995 ÷ 25 = ?

(1)   105

(2)   115

(3)   110

(4)   125

(5)   120

Answer: (1)

24. 99 + 72 × 49.99 = ?

(1)   12000

(2)   12600

(3)   12500

(4)   11600

(5)   11000

Answer: (4)

25. 995 × 15.98 ÷ 4.002 + 36.88 = ?

(1)   1300

(2)   1230

(3)   1440

(4)   1380

(5)   1340

Answer: (5)

26. 3 + 3 + 3.33 + 3.3 + 3.03 + 333 = ?

(1)   375.66

(2)   345.96

(3)   375.93

(4)   355.96

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

27. 456 + 12.492 × 55.671 = ?

(1)   971

(2)   1071

(3)   1171

(4)   1271

(5)   1371

Answer: (5)

28. 15 – 15.51 – 1.51 – 5.11 – 1.11 = ?

(1)   491.91

(2)   419.91

(3)   499.19

(4)   411.19

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

29. 424 + 5.656 + 1.131 + 0.089 = ?

(1)   31.003

(2)   31.3

(3)   31.03

(4)   31.003

(5)   None of these

Answer: (2)

30. 41 + 47.26 + 1.25 + 5 + 0.66 = ?

(1)   411.24

(2)   396.15

(3)   388.58

(4)   376.85

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

31. 35 × 39.87 ÷ 13.35 = ?

(1)   174

(2)   156

(3)   162

(4)   168

(5)   152

Answer: (3)

32. 81 + 88.11 + 0.88 + 1.88 + 8 = ?

(1)   910.68

(2)   912.56

(3)   904.88

(4)   902.67

(5)   None of these

Answer: (1)

33. 231 – 12.779 – 6.542 – 0.669 = ?

(1)   27.341

(2)   25.242

(3)   23.241

(4)   21.342

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

34. 559 + 49.0937 × 31.679 – 58.591 = ?

(1)   26600

(2)   5000

(3)   12800

(4)   2550

(5)   2280

Answer: (5)

35. 43 + 43.34 + 3.44 + 4 + 0.33 = ?

(1)   421.45

(2)   455.54

(3)   485.54

(4)   447.45

(5)   None of these

Answer: (3)

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