CUETMOCK
  • Pricing
  • Mentors
Log inStart freeStart free mocks→

First test, then trust

Try a free CUET mock test.

Join 5,00,000+ students who rehearsed exam day on the exact NTA screen before sitting CUET. On the web and on Android.

Start free mocks →Get the Android app
CUETMOCK

India's #1 CUET Mock Test Platform. Original NCERT-based questions on the exact NTA exam screen — trusted by 5,00,000+ students since CUET 2022.

Get it onGoogle PlayScan to download the CUETMOCK app

Mock tests

  • CUET mock test series
  • Commerce mocks
  • Humanities (Arts) mocks
  • Science mocks
  • Languages & GAT mocks
  • Free practice questions
  • Pricing

Resources

  • CUET exam guide
  • CUET syllabus
  • Universities accepting CUET
  • Expert blogs
  • News & notifications
  • Webinars & counselling
  • CUET score calculator
  • How we estimate your rank
  • FAQs

Company

  • About us
  • Our leadership & team
  • Our toppers
  • Mentors
  • For schools
  • Contact us
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Refund policy

Talk to us

+91 7696 6630 56info@cuetmock.comWhatsApp us

Our other platforms

  • JEE Mock — For IIT-JEE aspirants
  • NEET Mock — For NEET aspirants

Newsletter

Exam updates, study material and offers — no spam.

© 2026 NYC Ventures Pvt. Ltd.

701-702, Royal Business Park, Zirakpur, Punjab - 140603

  • Terms of use
  • Privacy policy
  • Refund policy
  • Contact us

iCUETMOCK is an independent preparation platform, not affiliated with the National Testing Agency (NTA). Always check exam details on the official NTA website.

  • Home
  • Mock tests
  • CUET guide
  • Pricing
  • Log in
Home/Practice questions/Accountancy Part B
Accountancy Part BAccounting Ratios

Calculate total assets of the company.

Read the following information and answer the following question.

PARTICULARS AMOUNT (₹)
Gross profit ₹1,00,000
Working capital ₹25,000
Office and administrative expenses ₹10,000
Selling and distribution expenses ₹25,000
Interest on long-term debts ₹8,000
Tax ₹12,000
Non-current assets ₹3,00,000
Current assets ₹1,50,000
Current liabilities ₹1,25,000

 

Calculate total assets of the company.

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 2

The correct answer is option 2- ₹4,50,000

Total assets = Non-current assets + Current assets
                    = ₹3,00,000 + ₹1,50,000
                    = ₹4,50,000

Advertisement

Practise more on Accounting Ratios

Chapter-wise mocks on the real NTA exam screen, with solutions and your rank. Your first mocks are free.

Start free mocks →

Advertisement

Next questions

  1. Which of the following awards was received by Vempati Chinna Satyam, an Indian Kuchipudi dancer, in 1998 ?General Aptitude Test · General Knowledge
  2. 'भीड़ में खो जाना' से क्या तात्पर्य है?Hindi · Comprehension - (Poetry / Literary)
  3. Which one of the four answer figures would come at the place of the question mark?General Aptitude Test · Non-Verbal Reasoning
  4. The most important aspects of human development are: (A) Leading a long and healthy life(B) Being able to gain knowledge(C) Living a stress…Geography · Fundamentals of Human Geography: Human Development
  5. 15 boys and a certain number of girls appeared for a test. The average score of the boys was 26; the average score of the girls was 36, whi…General Aptitude Test · Numerical Ability
  6. If A is square matrix of order 3 and A.(Adj.(A)) = 10I, then the value of displaystyle1/25≤ft|Adj.(A)| isMaths. Section A · Determinants (Section A)
  7. A sigmoid curve is obtained when percentage saturation of haemoglobin with O2 is plotted against the pO2 . This curve is called:Biology · Breathing and Exchange of Gases
  8. Arrange the following major airports from north to south. (A) Mumbai(B) Tokyo(C) Moscow(D) Johannesburg Choose the correct answer from the…Geography · Fundamentals of Human Geography: Transport and Communication
  9. The value of the determinant […] isMaths. Section B1 · Determinants
  10. A dry cell delivering a current of 2 A has a terminal voltage of 1.41 V. What is the internal resistance of the cell if its open-circuit vo…Physics · Current Electricity