A bank employee's monthly target is 800 applications. If the target is increased by 15%, what is the new target?
Explanation:
15% of 800 is 120, so the new target is 800 + 120 = 920.
Banking Quantitative Aptitude Quiz
Banking Quantitative Aptitude practice quiz covering Percentage, Ratio, Profit-Loss, Simple Interest, Compound Interest, Average, Time & Work, and Time-Speed-Distance for banking competitive examinations.
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Question 2 A value is increased by 20% and then decreased by 20%. What is the net percentage change?
Explanation: Taking 100 as the original value gives 120 × 0.8 = 96, so there is a 4% decrease. -
Question 3 In a banking test, 72% of 500 candidates qualify. How many candidates do not qualify?
Explanation: The non-qualifying percentage is 28%; 28% of 500 = 140. -
Question 4 A bank's loan-processing time falls from 50 minutes to 42 minutes. What is the percentage decrease?
Explanation: The decrease is 8 minutes; 8/50 × 100 = 16%. -
Question 5 A salary is increased by 25% and then by 12%. What is the overall percentage increase?
Explanation: The combined factor is 1.25 × 1.12 = 1.40, giving a 40% increase. -
Question 6 A branch processed 2400 transactions, of which 35% were digital. If digital transactions rise by 20% while total transactions remain unchanged, what percentage of total transactions are digital now?
Explanation: Digital transactions become 2400 × 35% × 1.20 = 1008, which is 42% of 2400. -
Question 7 A number is first reduced by 10% and then increased by 10%. If the final value is 891, what was the original value?
Explanation: The final value is 0.9 × 1.1 = 0.99 of the original, so the original is 891/0.99 = 900. -
Question 8 The ratio of savings of A and B is 3:5. If A saves ₹4,500, how much does B save?
Explanation: One ratio unit is ₹1,500, so B's five units equal ₹7,500. -
Question 9 ₹18,000 is divided among A, B and C in the ratio 2:3:4. What is C's share?
Explanation: Total parts are 9; C receives 4/9 × ₹18,000 = ₹8,000. -
Question 10 If x:y = 4:7 and y:z = 14:15, then x:z is:
Explanation: Make y common: 4:7 becomes 8:14, so x:z = 8:15. -
Question 11 The ratio of two amounts is 5:8. If ₹390 is added to each, the ratio becomes 7:10. What is the smaller original amount?
Explanation: Let amounts be 5x and 8x. (5x+390)/(8x+390)=7/10 gives x=195, so the smaller amount is ₹975. -
Question 12 A:B = 2:3 and B:C = 4:5. If C = ₹7,500, find A.
Explanation: From B:C = 4:5, B = ₹6,000. Since A:B = 2:3, A = ₹4,000.
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