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Percentage Questions for RRB ALP Exam

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Q15% of a number is what percentage of 4% of the same number?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Comparison of Percentages
Q2The price of a shirt is first increased by 10% and then increased by x%. If the overall percentage increase is 19%, what is the value of x (rounded off to the nearest integer)?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q3Aman earns ₹36,000 per month. He spends 30% on rent, 25% on food and 20% on education. He saves the rest. Find his total savings in one year.
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Income and Expenditure
Q4The price of a product increases by 38% in the first year and then decreases by 20% in the second year. If the initial price of the product is ₹5,100, calculate the final price at the end of the second year.
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q5The price of an article was ₹1600. It increased by 10% in the first year and by 30% in the second year. What is the price (in ₹) of the article after two years?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q6The salary of an employee is first increased by 20% and then again increased by 10%. What is the total percentage increase in the salary?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q7The price of an article was ₹1600. It increased by 15% in the first year and by 20% in the second year. What is the price (in ₹) of the article after two years?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q8What is the overall percentage increase in a number if it is increased successively by 10%, 20%, and 15%?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q9There are 2,100 members in a local group. In 2019, the number of members increased by 15%. In 2020, however, the number decreased by 20%. What is the total number of members after these two changes?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q10The price of an article was ₹1600, It increased by 10% in the first year and by 20% in the second year. What is the price (in ₹) of the article after two years?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
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Q114% of a number is what percentage of 20% of the same number?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Comparison of Percentages
Q12A number is decreased by 18% and then increased by 22%. Find the net increase or decrease percentage.
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q13In an election, there were four candidates who received 4,500, 1,260, 240, and 2,000 votes, respectively. If all eligible voters cast their votes, and all votes cast were valid and in favor of one of the four candidates, what would be the difference between the vote percentages of the winning candidate and the runner-up?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Election Based
Q145% of a number is what percentage of 5% of the same number?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Basic Percentage
Q15The population of a town increased by 25% in the first year, then decreased by 20% in the second year and again increased by 10% in the third year. If the initial population was 50,000; find the population after 3 years.
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Population Growth
Q16The price of an article was ₹1700. It increased by 5% in the first year and by 20% in the second year. What is the price (in ₹) of the article after two years?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
Q174% of a number is approximately what percentage of 18% of the same number?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Comparison of Percentages
Q18If 33% of 497 = 71% of x, then the value of x is:
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Comparison of Percentages
Q194% of a number is what percentage of 16% of the same number?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Comparison of Percentages
Q20The price of a laptop was increased by 20% and then decreased by 30%. If the final price is ₹16,800, what was the original price (in ₹)?
RRB ALP CBT-I2026Successive Percentage Change
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