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Quantitative Aptitude PYQs

Arithmetic, number systems, percentages, ratios, profit and loss, time and work, algebra, geometry, mensuration, and trigonometry.

1370 Total Questions37 Official PapersYears: 2018–2025Search in Quantitative Aptitude
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Question 141

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PQ and MT are two-digit numbers that satisfy PQ + MT = 132. The following conditions are given:

  1. P, Q, M, and T are distinct non-zero single digits.

  2. Q < P and Q < T.

  3. The ratio  P : M = 1 : 2

    P:M = 1:2.

Based on this information, determine the sum of the digits of the number PQ.

  1. AOption (a)

    5

  2. BOption (b)

    6

  3. COption (c)

    7

  4. DOption (d)

    8

  5. EOption (e)

    9

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Answer: (a)A.

5

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Question 142

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The pie chart shows the percentage of total number of teachers [ Physics + Chemistry] in four different university [A, B, C, and D].

The table shows the number of physics teacher in each university.

Total number teacher [ Physics + Chemistry] in all university together is 250. Average number of physics teacher in all university together is 37.

UniversityNumber of physics teacher
A60% of total number of teachers
BSix less than 3 times of chemistry teacher of same university
CX
D33 more than average chemistry teacher of A and B together

Number of physics in E is 150% more than number total number of teachers [ Physics + chemistry] in C and D together. Total number of chemistries in E is sum of physics teacher in C and D together. Find the total number of teachers in E?

  1. AOption (a)

    524

  2. BOption (b)

    324

  3. COption (c)

    624

  4. DOption (d)

    452

  5. EOption (e)

    488

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Answer: (a)A.

524

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Question 143

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The pie chart shows the percentage of total number of teachers [ Physics + Chemistry] in four different university [A, B, C, and D].

The table shows the number of physics teacher in each university.

Total number teacher [ Physics + Chemistry] in all university together is 250. Average number of physics teacher in all university together is 37.

UniversityNumber of physics teacher
A60% of total number of teachers
BSix less than 3 times of chemistry teacher of same university
CX
D33 more than average chemistry teacher of A and B together

Out of total physics teacher in B 50% is male teacher.  Out of total female teacher in university B, 75% are form physics department. Find the number male chemistry teacher in B?

  1. AOption (a)

    3

  2. BOption (b)

    8

  3. COption (c)

    6

  4. DOption (d)

    5

  5. EOption (e)

    7

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Answer: (a)A.

3

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Question 144

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The pie chart shows the percentage of total number of teachers [ Physics + Chemistry] in four different university [A, B, C, and D].

The table shows the number of physics teacher in each university.

Total number teacher [ Physics + Chemistry] in all university together is 250. Average number of physics teacher in all university together is 37.

UniversityNumber of physics teacher
A60% of total number of teachers
BSix less than 3 times of chemistry teacher of same university
CX
D33 more than average chemistry teacher of A and B together

Find the average of Chemistry lecturers in colleges A, B and C.

  1. AOption (a)

    74

  2. BOption (b)

    32

  3. COption (c)

    30

  4. DOption (d)

    24

  5. EOption (e)

    26

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Answer: (a)A.

74

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Question 145

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The pie chart shows the percentage of total number of teachers [ Physics + Chemistry] in four different university [A, B, C, and D].

The table shows the number of physics teacher in each university.

Total number teacher [ Physics + Chemistry] in all university together is 250. Average number of physics teacher in all university together is 37.

UniversityNumber of physics teacher
A60% of total number of teachers
BSix less than 3 times of chemistry teacher of same university
CX
D33 more than average chemistry teacher of A and B together

Find the ratio of number of chemistry lecturers of B and C together to total number of lecturers of college A.

  1. AOption (a)

    2:3

  2. BOption (b)

    4:5

  3. COption (c)

    37:20

  4. DOption (d)

    7:2

  5. EOption (e)

    5:4

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Answer: (a)A.

2:3

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Question 146

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Calculate value of A and B, Answer the following Question? 

Series 3, 4, 9, 28, 113, A, B

Find B is approximately what percentage of A?

  1. AOption (a)

    824%

  2. BOption (b)

    600%

  3. COption (c)

    500%

  4. DOption (d)

    240%

  5. EOption (e)

    320%

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Answer: (a)A.

824%

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Question 147

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Calculate value of A and B, Answer the following Question? 

Series 3, 4, 9, 28, 113, A, B

Find the value of B.

  1. AOption (a)

    3368

  2. BOption (b)

    3247

  3. COption (c)

    3397

  4. DOption (d)

    3577

  5. EOption (e)

    3567

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Answer: (a)A.

3368

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Question 148

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A number series is given as:

8, 12, 39, 55, 180, 216, ………

Find the 8th term of the given series.

  1. AOption (a)

    559

  2. BOption (b)

    480

  3. COption (c)

    623

  4. DOption (d)

    640

  5. EOption (e)

    524

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Answer: (a)A.

559

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Question 149

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An equation is given as:

(2x³ – 11x² + px) / x = 0

One of the roots of the given equation is 3.

A new equation is given:

2x² – 9x + 10 = 0

Find the difference between the larger root of this equation and the value of p.

  1. AOption (a)

    13.5

  2. BOption (b)

    12.5

  3. COption (c)

    4.5

  4. DOption (d)

    5.6

  5. EOption (e)

    10.5

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Answer: (a)A.

13.5

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Question 150

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An equation is given as:

(2x³ – 11x² + px) / x = 0

One of the roots of the given equation is 3.

Find the difference between the roots of the given equation?

  1. AOption (a)

    2/3

  2. BOption (b)

    4.5

  3. COption (c)

    10.5

  4. DOption (d)

    1/2

  5. EOption (e)

    2.5

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Answer: (a)A.

2/3

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Question 151

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A person invested Rs. X in scheme A at 20% simple interest for 3 years and invested Rs. X in scheme B at Y% simple interest for 2 years. The total interest received from scheme A and B is 2(1/5)​ times the interest received from scheme B. Find the value of Y.

  1. AOption (a)

    30%

  2. BOption (b)

    225

  3. COption (c)

    25%

  4. DOption (d)

    15%

  5. EOption (e)

    35%

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Answer: (a)A.

30%

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Question 152

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P, Q, R, and S are four distinct non-prime numbers. You need to determine their total sum.

Statements:

I. The ratio of R : P : S is 2 : 5 : 6.

II. The difference between Q and R is 9.

III. The sum of P, Q, and R is 81.

  1. AOption (a)

    Only Statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.

  2. BOption (b)

    Only Statements I and III together are sufficient to answer the question.

  3. COption (c)

    Only Statements II and III together are sufficient to answer the question

  4. DOption (d)

    All three statements I, II, and III are required to answer the question.

  5. EOption (e)

    Even all three statements together are not sufficient to answer the question.

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Answer: (a)A.

Only Statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.

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Question 153

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Train A travels at Y km/hr and takes 1 hour longer than Train B to cross a platform K that is 400 m long. Both trains have the same length, but Train A runs 10 km/hr slower than Train B.

If the length of Train A and the length of the platform are each multiplied by 10, what will be the new time taken by Train A to cross this enlarged platform?

  1. AOption (a)

    3(y-10) hours

  2. BOption (b)

    3(y+10) hours

  3. COption (c)

    (y-10) hours

  4. DOption (d)

    (y+10) hours

  5. EOption (e)

    Cannot be determined

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Answer: (a)A.

3(y-10) hours

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Question 154

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A person spends X% of his monthly salary on rent. From the remaining amount, he allocates 30% towards EMI. The leftover sum is then divided between FDI and savings in the ratio 3 : 4. If the money spent on EMI is equal to the amount invested in FDI, determine the value of X.

  1. AOption (a)

    15

  2. BOption (b)

    20

  3. COption (c)

    25

  4. DOption (d)

    30

  5. EOption (e)

    Cannot be determined

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Answer: (a)A.

15

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Question 155

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What approximate value should come in the place of question mark (?) in the following question?

7775.002 - 599.991 + 94.625 - 1203.926 + (?) = 7001.00 - 25.789 + (63.99)1/2

  1. AOption (a)

    890

  2. BOption (b)

    910

  3. COption (c)

    917

  4. DOption (d)

    950

  5. EOption (e)

    900

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Answer: (a)A.

890

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Question 156

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What approximate value should come in the place of question mark (?) in the following question?

? = √(225.22) × (24.96% of 500) + (39.8% of 6000) ÷ (39.6% of 900)

  1. AOption (a)

    1882

  2. BOption (b)

    1890

  3. COption (c)

    1870

  4. DOption (d)

    1858

  5. EOption (e)

    1899

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Answer: (a)A.

1882

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Question 157

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What approximate value should come in the place of question mark (?) in the following question?

91.09 ÷ 13.045 + 989.85 ÷ 11.009 + 75.023 ÷ 5 – 1380.978 ÷ 19.001 = (?)2

  1. AOption (a)

    12

  2. BOption (b)

    6

  3. COption (c)

    8

  4. DOption (d)

    11

  5. EOption (e)

    4

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Answer: (a)A.

12

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Question 158

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What approximate value should come in the place of question mark (?) in the following question?

98.88 % of 1200 + 7.05 % of 2100 + (24.11)2 = 81.20 % of 1700 + (?)2

  1. AOption (a)

    33

  2. BOption (b)

    38

  3. COption (c)

    20

  4. DOption (d)

    23

  5. EOption (e)

    25

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Answer: (a)A.

33

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How should I prepare for Quantitative Aptitude in IBPS Clerk?

Solving previous year questions by topic helps identify recurring concepts, question patterns, and frequently asked sub-topics. Attempt each question, review the step-by-step explanation, and note down key formulas or facts for quick revision before the exam.