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List of top Quantitative Aptitude Questions on Profit and Loss asked in NCHMCT JEE
A shopkeeper sold two electric irons at ₹1344 each. He earned 12% profit on one iron and lost 4% on the other. Find his overall profit percentage (correct to 2 decimal places).
NCHMCT JEE - 2025
NCHMCT JEE
Quantitative Aptitude
Profit and Loss
A shopkeeper allowed successive discounts of 12% and x% on every item. A customer paid ₹15048 for an item marked for ₹18000. Find the value of x.
NCHMCT JEE - 2025
NCHMCT JEE
Quantitative Aptitude
Profit and Loss
The monthly salaries of A and B together amount to ₹ 40000. A spends 82% of his salary and B, 94% of his salary. If their savings are the same, then the salary of A is:
NCHMCT JEE - 2024
NCHMCT JEE
Quantitative Aptitude
Profit and Loss
A man sold two articles for ₹4000 each with no profit no loss in the whole transaction. If he sold one article at a gain of 25%, then the other article has been sold at a loss of:
NCHMCT JEE - 2024
NCHMCT JEE
Quantitative Aptitude
Profit and Loss
The selling price of 30 items is equal to the purchase price of 25 items, then the profit or loss percent is:
NCHMCT JEE - 2023
NCHMCT JEE
Quantitative Aptitude
Profit and Loss
The difference between the cost price and sale price of an article is \rupee240. If the profit is 20%, the selling price is:
NCHMCT JEE - 2023
NCHMCT JEE
Quantitative Aptitude
Profit and Loss