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/General Aptitude Test
General Aptitude TestNumerical AbilityProfit and Loss

An article is sold for Rs. 2000 with profit of 25%. What would have b…

An article is sold for Rs. 2000 with profit of 25%. What would have been the percentage of profit, if it was sold for Rs. 1800?

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 3

The correct answer is Option (3) → 12.5%

Profit per cent is always worked out on the cost price, so the cost price is found first from the first sale.

  • A profit of 25% means the selling price is 125% of the cost price: \(\displaystyle CP=2000\times\frac{100}{125}=1600\)

  • Profit when sold for Rs. 1800: \(1800-1600=200\)

  • Profit per cent \(\displaystyle =\frac{200}{1600}\times100=12.5\%\)

Advertisement

Practise more on Numerical Ability

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 compound will show the highest boiling point?Chemistry · Organic: Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
  2. What was consolidated in the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992?Political Science · Contemporary World Politics: Environment and Natural Resources
  3. Choose the sentences which are grammatically correct:A. Either take it or leave it.B. It is neither useful or ornamental.C. We both love an…English · Grammar: Conjunction
  4. Cara’s mother allows her to watch her favourite programme on television every time she completes her homework on her own. This is an exampl…Psychology · Therapeutic Approaches
  5. Arrange the following steps in order to create a pie chart in ExcelA. Select the data from two (consecutive) columns only.B. Select the cha…Accountancy Part C · Graphs and Charts for Business Data
  6. Identify the relief available to a consumer: 'Where District or State or National Commission is satisfied about defect in goods, or deficie…Business Studies · Consumer Protection
  7. Cash flow statement helps in which form of financial planning?Accountancy Part B · Cash Flow Statement
  8. In RNA interference, silencing of specific mRNA is done by complementary:Biology · Biotechnology and its Applications
  9. The interval in which f(x)=displaystylex/(log x) is increasing, is:Maths. Section B1 · Applications of Derivatives
  10. In a house, one 100 W bulb, one 20 W tube light, one 80 W television and one 2000 W heater operate at 220 V supply. The current passing thr…Physics · Current Electricity