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Profit and Loss Aptitude for RRB

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ssc preparation, important competetion questions, current affairs of india, latest question asked in competetion papers, Profit and Loss Aptitude PDF In this we have given  Profit & Loss Aptitude Notes   Pdf  for those who are preparing for Competitive Examination. This, we believe shall be useful in preparing and gearing up for taking the exams. Cost Price:  The amount paid to purchase an article or the price at which an article is made, is known as its cost price. The cost price is abbreviated as C. P.   Selling Price:  The price at which article is sold, is known as its selling price. The selling price is abbreviated as S. P. Download RRB JE Study Material Profit:  If the selling price (S.P.) of an article is greater than the cost price (C.P), then the difference between the selling price and cost price is called profit. Thus,  If S. P. > C.P.,  then          ...
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Percentage Quantitative Aptitude FOR RRB

ssc preparation, important competetion questions, current affairs of india, latest question asked in competetion papers, Percent age Quantitative Aptitude PDF The word “percent” is derived from the latin words “per centum”, which means “per hundred”. A percentage  is a fraction with denominator hundred, It is denoted by the symbol %. Numerator of the fraction is called the  rate per cent. VALUE OF PERCENTAGE: Value of percentage always depends on the quantity to which it refers: Consider the statement, “65% of the students in this class are boys”. From the context, it is understood that boys from 65% of the total number of students in the class. To know the value of 65%, the value of the total number of student should be known. If the total number of student is 200, then, The number of boys =130; It can also be written as (200) × (0.65) =130. Note that the expressions 6%, 63%, 72%, 155% etc. Do not have any value intrinsic to themselves. Their values depen...
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GK Questions: Indian History

ssc preparation, important competetion questions, current affairs of india, latest question asked in competetion papers, Hyderabad was founded by ……………… in 1724 1.Murshid Quil Khan 2.Nizam-ul-Mulk 3.Haider Ali 4.Tipu Sultan 5.None of these Answer & Explanation Answer – 2.Nizam-ul-Mulk Explanation : The state of Hyderabad was founded by Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah in 1724. He was one of the leading nobles of the post-Aurangzeb era. In which year the dual Government of Bengal was established ? 1.1914 2.1903 3.1867 4.1765 5.None of these Answer & Explanation Answer –  4.1765. Explanation : The Dual Government of Bengal was a double system of administration, which was introduced by Robert Clive. The British East India Company obtained the actual power; where as the responsibility and charge of administration was entrusted to the Nawab of Bengal.The dual Government of Bengal was established  in 1765 The first Carnatic first war held between …………...
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MUDRA BANK

❣💐MUDRA BANK💐❣ *Expansion of MUDRA Ans : Micro Units Development and Refinance Agency Bank *The formation of the agency was initially announced in the Ans : 2015 Union budget of India   *Mudra Bank was started on the initiative of  Ans : Narendra Modi  *Mudra Bank was founded on  Ans : April 8, 2015  *Head quarters  Ans : New Delhi *Mudra Bank was inaugurated by  Ans : Narendra Modi  *From Where You got this content? Aso ebooks institute  *First bank to issue mudra cards  Ans : Corporation Bank *The bank which provides loans at low rates to micro-finance institutions and non banking financial institutions Ans : Mudra Bank
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Elephanta Caves

Elephanta Caves Elephanta anciently known as Gharapuri, the island capital of Konkan Mauryas, is celebrated for its colossal image of Mahesamurti with three heads each representing a different form. The Elephanta Caves serve as a great tourist attraction in the vicinity of the large Mumbai metropolis. The Elephanta island is located 10 km away from the Gateway of India at Mumbai in Maharashtra. The cave temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, was excavated sometime in the 8 th  century by the Rashtrakuta kings, who ruled the area between A.D. 757-973. The Elephanta caves is a conglomeration of seven caves, out of which the most important is the Mahesa-murti cave. The main body of the cave, excluding the porticos on the three open sides and the back isle, is 27 metres square and is supported by rows of six columns each. The gigantic figures of 'dvarapalas' or doorkeepers are very impressive. There are sculptured compartments in this cave with remarkable images of Ardhanarisvara, Kalyan...
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Guide To Fractions in 10 Simple Facts

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Guide To Fractions in 10 Simple Facts Mathematicians love fractions while  the rest of the world hates them . I’m not sure what kind of traumatic events y’all went through in your childhood, but I’m sorry they were so painful. In TEN FACTS I will break down  everything  you need to know about fractions as clearly as possible. Yes, one lesson, ten essential ideas, less than ten minutes of reading. Ready? fact one Fraction = number of parts / total parts Every fraction has a  numerator  that equals the  number of parts we have  and a  denominator  equaling   the total number of parts in a whole. Just like cake you could have 2 small pieces  or  1 piece twice as big and it’s the same amount. Hence a lot of fractions are equivalent, like 2/5 and 4/10. 4/10 2/5 fact two Any Number Can Be Written As a Fraction Write any whole number over 1  to make it a fraction since the total number of parts in any undivided whole is one. fact...
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Ashoka Inscription

Ashoka Inscription (The Edicts Of Ashoka) The great Emperor Ashoka, the third monarch of the Maurya dynasty converted to Buddhism after witnessing the horrific effects of war in Kalinga. He became a champion and patron of Buddhism and strove to spread Dhamma throughout his empire and beyond. He erected pillars and edicts all over the subcontinent and even in modern-day Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Pakistan to spread the Buddha’s word. Ashoka Inscription (Rock Edicts) James Prinsep, a British antiquary and colonial administrator was the first person to decipher Ashoka’s edicts.  These Ashoka’s inscriptions are the first tangible evidence of Buddhism. They were kept in public places and along trade routes so that maximum number of people would read them. More than religious discourses, they talk about the moral duties of the people, how to conduct life, Ashoka’s desire to be a good and benevolent ruler, and about Ashoka’s work towards this end. Ashoka inscriptions can be classi...
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Mission Karmayogi

🔰Mission Karmayogi🔰 🍀On 2nd September, 2020, the Union Cabinet gave its approval for ‘Mission Karmayogi’ - the National Programme for Civil Services Capacity Building (NPCSCB).  🍀It is meant to be a comprehensive post-recruitment reform of the Centre’s human resource development. 🌺Need for introducing the Mission🌺 🌿As the Indian economy grows, it will get more complex to govern; the governance capacities will have to be enhanced proportionately which this reform undertakes. 🌿There is a need to develop domain knowledge besides administrative capacity in the bureaucracy. 🌿At present bureaucracy is facing challenges like-Rule Orientation, Political Interference, Inefficiency with promotions, and Conflicts between generalist and specialist. 🌿There has been need to change the status quo of civil services and bring about the long pending reforms into civil services. 🌺Aim and Objective of the Programme🌺 🌸It is aimed at building a future-ready civil service with the right atti...
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MERGER & ACQUISITION

🛑 MERGER & ACQUISITION 🛑        🔷 AUGUST 2020 🔷 💠 Oman India Joint Investment Fund II buys 1.63% in DCB Bank 💠 LIC acquires 4.98 per cent stake in Yes Bank 💠 IndusInd Bank acquires 7.82% stake in Eveready  💠 RIL :- 60%stake in Netmeds for Rs 620 crore   💠 CCI approves Siemens’ acquisition of C&S Electric 💠 Axis Bank to acquire 17% in Max Life Insurance 💠 Cognizant to acquire Tin Roof Software to expand digital engineering services 💠 PAG to Acquire 51% Stake in Edelweiss Wealth Management for About Rs 2,200 Crore 💠 CCI Approved Acquisition by Tau Investment, Lightstone Fund S.A and Carlyle Group’s Comfort Investments II 💠 Reliance Industries acquired Future Group for Rs.24,713 crore 💠 DoT & SEBI Approved Brookfield Infrastructure Partners Proposal to Acquire Reliance Telecom Tower Assets 💠 International Financial Corporation to Invest Rs.75 Crore in Endiya Partners Fund II 💠 TATA Capital Growth Fund invests 30 Million USD for 0.8...
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profit and loss formulas

ssc preparation, important competetion questions, current affairs of india, latest question asked in competetion papers, TRICKS  FOR SOLVING QUESTIONS RELATED TO PROFIT AND LOSS: COST PRICE :  The price at which an article is purchased is called its cost price (C.P.) SELLING PRICE  : The price at which the article is sold is called its selling price (S.P.) 1. If the cost price (C.P.) of the article is equal to the selling price (S.P.), then there is no loss or gain. 2. If the selling price (S.P.) > cost price (C.P.), then the seller is said to have a profit or gain, Gain/Profit = S.P. - C.P. 3. If the cost price (C.P.) > selling price (S.P.), then the seller is said to have a loss, Loss = C.P. - S.P. 4.  Gain% = {(Gain*100)/C.P.} 5. Loss% ={(Loss*100)/C.P.} 6. S.P. = {(100+Gain%)/100 * C.P.} 7. S.P. = {(100 - Loss%)/100 * C.P.} 8. C.P. = {(100/(100+Gain%) * S.P.} 9.C.P. = {(100/(100 - Loss%) * S.P.} 10. If an ar...
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