Mathematics - MOST IMPORTANT SSC MTS Previous Year Questions
Practice real questions from previous year exams of SSC MTS.
If the radius of a sphere is increased by
16, then by what per cent would its surface area increase
(correct to one decimal place)?
The strength of a school increases and decreases every alternate year by . It started with an increase in the year and the initial strength was . Find the strength of the school in the year and also the percentage of increase in strength, respectively.
Suresh could save of his income. But years later, when his income increased by , he could save the same amount only as before. By how much percentage did his expenditure increase?
If I gain 124% by selling an item for ₹1,232, then what would be my gain or loss percentage if I sell it for ₹572?
A man sold his cycle at 17% loss. If he had sold it for 1,056 more, he would have made 5% profit. The cost price of the cycle is:
If loss is of the selling price, then the actual loss percentage is:
An article is sold at a loss of 40%. The nominal amount of loss is approximately what percentage of the selling price of the article?
The profit obtained by a vendor on selling goods at ₹3,200 is equal to of the profit obtained by selling the same goods at ₹3,000. What is the cost price (in ₹) of the goods?
Ravi sells a laptop bag to Reeta for ₹1,920 and he sells another similar laptop bag to Vinay for ₹1,280. The percentage profit earned in selling the laptop bag to Reeta is equal to the percentage loss in selling the laptop bag to Vinay. At what price (in ₹) should Ravi sell the laptop bag to make a profit of 25%?
A shopkeeper buys oranges at for ₹, and an equal number at for ₹. He spends ₹ on the transaction and sells all the oranges that he buys. If there is a profit of in the entire transaction, then what is the selling price of oranges?
A trader purchased of sugar at ₹40 per kg. He sold of it at a profit of and at a loss of . At what rate per kg (in ₹, correct to decimal places) should he sell the remaining sugar to gain on his initial investment?
A medical store owner purchased medicines worth ₹18,000 from a company. He sold part of the medicine at a 35% loss. On which gain, he should sell the rest of the medicines so that he has neither gain nor loss?
Shivam purchased two watches, first for ₹12000 and the second for ₹10000. He sold both the watches, first one at the profit of 10% and the second at a loss of 10%. What is the overall profit or loss?
A bought a bag and a bottle for a total of ₹900. He sold the bottle at a profit of 12% and the bag at a profit of 20%. If he earned a total profit of ₹160.80, then calculate the cost price of the bottle.
By selling a TV set for ₹16,800, a salesman gains a profit of 20%. If the production cost is increased by 20%, find the new selling price of the set so as to gain 20%.
The cost of manufacturing an item was ₹24,000, and 20% of it was spent on packaging and its shipment to a retailer. The manufacturer made a profit of 50%, while the retailer incurred a loss of 20% on selling it to a customer. At what price (in ₹) was the item sold by the retailer?
A company buys raw materials for ₹10,000 and manufactures a product that costs an additional ₹5,000 in labour and overhead. The product is sold to a distributor for ₹25,000, who marks it up by 20% and sells it to a retailer. The retailer then marks it up by another 25% and sells it to the end customer. What is the overall percentage profit made by the company, distributor, and retailer combined?
The price of an article
increases by 20% every year. If the difference between the price of the
article at the end of the third year and at the end of the fourth year is ₹324,
what is the price of the article at the end of the second year?
Mr. Stark gave 30% of the
money he had to Bruce. He also gave 30% of the remaining amount to each of
Natasha, Captain and Vision. Half of the remaining amount he spent on
miscellaneous items, and the remaining amount of ₹14,000 he deposited in
Marvel's Fund. How much money did Mr. Stark initially have?
Aman gave 30% of his monthly income to
his father and of the remaining income he gave 30% to his daughter and 25%
to his wife. Aman invested the amount of money still remaining from his monthly
income equally in three schemes. If he invested ₹42,000 in each scheme, what is
Aman's monthly income (in ₹ thousand)?
