Ratio Word Problems with Answers

Ratio word problems help us apply ratio concepts to real-life situations such as ages, money distribution, expenditure, marks, population, and other practical scenarios. This section covers important ratio word problems with step-by-step solutions that are frequently asked in SSC, RRB, Banking, Defence, NDA, CDS, school examinations, and other competitive exams. If you are new to … Read more

Basic Ratio Questions & Answers

This section covers basic ratio questions and answers to help you start applying the concepts of ratio and proportion.  For a complete understanding of the fundamentals, you can first go through our Ratio and Proportion section and Ratio Formula with Examples and Explanations page.  Once you complete these basic ratio questions and answers, you will … Read more

Ratio Formula with Examples and Explanations

Learn the Ratio Formula with easy examples. Understand how to simplify ratios, convert fractions, decimals and percentages into ratios, and find unknown values in ratio questions. So, let us start with. What is the Ratio Formula? As already explained in our Ratio and Proportion section, the ratio formula is used to compare two quantities of … Read more

Percentage Questions for SSC, RRB, Banking & Defence Exams (Solved PYQs)

Percentage PYQs for competitive exams consist of questions asked in SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC GD, SSC Stenographer, RRB NTPC, RRB ALP, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, NDA, CDS and other competitive examinations. These questions are carefully selected to cover the concepts explained in our Percentage Hub. You can also refer to our Percentage Formula section … Read more

Percentage Practice Questions with Answers | MCQs, Quiz & Practice Set

Percentage Practice Set consists of MCQs, Fill in the Blanks, True or False, and Word Problems to help students practice percentages thoroughly. This section is useful for school students of any class where percentage is part of the syllabus. It is also equally useful for candidates preparing for competitive examinations such as SSC CGL, SSC … Read more

Successive Percentage Questions with Answers and Solutions

Successive percentage questions are asked when a value is increased and then decreased, or increased/decreased multiple times. Instead of calculating each change separately, we can use a simple formula to find the net percentage change directly. These questions are commonly asked in SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC GD, RRB NTPC, RRB Group D, Banking, Defence, … Read more

Percentage Decrease Questions with Answers and Solutions

Percentage decrease questions are important for competitive examinations such as SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC GD, RRB NTPC, RRB Group D, Banking, Defence, Police, and other government exams. They are also useful for school students learning percentages. Like percentage increase questions, percentage decrease questions are solved using a simple formula. In this section, we will … Read more

Percentage Increase Questions with Answers

Percentage increase questions are often asked in competitive exams like SSC, RRB, Defence, Banking, and other government examinations. They are also useful for students of classes 6th to 8th. In this section, we will solve important percentage increase questions and improve our arithmetic skills. If you want to learn more about percentages, check out our … Read more

Find the Number Questions | Percentage Questions with Solutions

Find the Number Questions are an important part of the Percentage chapter. In these questions, the percentage and the part value are already given, and we have to find the original or total value. Such questions are frequently asked in SSC, RRB, Banking, Defence, Railway, and school examinations. Formula: Total Value = (Part ÷ Percentage) … Read more

Finding Percentage Questions with Answers

Finding percentage is one of the most important chapters for anyone learning about percentages. This section has questions on finding percentages about marks, population, exams, schools, distances, time and travel etc. Finding Percentage Formula %= (Part/total)x100 Where Part= Required or to be found Quantity Total: Total Quantity. For more details check out our percentage formula … Read more