Bina sells an article to Shyam at a 19% loss
Bina sells an article to Shyam at a 19% loss for ₹4,860. Shyam then sells it to Hari for the […]
Profit & Loss
Profit and Loss is a very important topic in Quantitative Aptitude based on buying price, selling price, profit percentage and loss percentage.
This page contains a rich collection of Profit and Loss Maths Questions in Hindi and English for SSC, Banking, Railways and competitive exams. Each question has a correct answer with simple explanation.
Regular practice of Profit and Loss questions improves accuracy and real-life application of maths.
A shopkeeper, after giving a 20%
A shopkeeper, after giving a 20% discount on the marked price, still makes a 10% profit. Find the cost price
A person sells 2 items for ₹ 780
A person sells 2 items for ₹ 780 and earns a profit equal to the purchase price of 4 items.
If the selling price of a bed is 2-times
If the selling price of a bed is 2-times of initial, then the profit is 11-times of initial. Find the
A vendor bought lemons at 7 for ₹1.
A vendor bought lemons at 7 for ₹1. How many lemons must he sell for ₹1 to gain 40%? एक
If Malay buys guavas at ₹300 per kg
If Malay buys guavas at ₹300 per kg and sells them at ₹25 per 100 gm., then he will have
Vinod, Kajal, and Arpit invest ₹1,040, ₹1,390, and ₹1,890,
Vinod, Kajal, and Arpit invest ₹1,040, ₹1,390, and ₹1,890, respectively to start a business. If the profit at the end
Raju buys a mobile phone for ₹14,500 and sells
Raju buys a mobile phone for ₹14,500 and sells it at a loss of 25%. What is the selling price
The cost price of 5 kg of millet and 10 kg of wheat were ₹50 and ₹60 per kg, respectively. On selling, the seller profits 10% on millet and 20% on wheat. What was the total sale price?
The cost price of 5 kg of millet and 10 kg of wheat were ₹50 and ₹60 per kg, respectively.
In what ratio should sugar costing ₹52 per kg be mixed with sugar costing ₹73 per kg so that the mixture can be sold at ₹87.10 per kg with a profit of 30%?
In what ratio should sugar costing ₹52 per kg be mixed with sugar costing ₹73 per kg so that the
A trader marks his goods at 20%
A trader marks his goods at 20% higher than the cost price. Further, he uses a weighing balance which shows
By selling an article for ₹19.5
By selling an article for ₹19.5, a dealer makes a profit of 10%. By how much should he increase his
What is the cost price of an article
What is the cost price of an article which is sold for ₹1,566 with 8% profit? उस वस्तु का क्रय
Ramani sells her car to Sarla at a loss of 15%.
Ramani sells her car to Sarla at a loss of 15%. If Sarla pays ₹1,91,250 for it, then what is
A dishonest shopkeeper promises
A dishonest shopkeeper promises to sell his goods at cost price. However, he uses a weight that actually weighs 46%