Section 2(f) insurance brokers, re-insurance brokers, insurance consultants, corporate agents, third party administrator, surveyors and loss assessors and such other entities, as may be notified by the Authority from time to time.
The combined cost price of two items, P and Q, is Rs. 10,000. The cost price of Q is equal to the selling price of P. Item P is m...
A shopkeeper bought oranges at 7 for a rupee and sold them at a gain of 40%. How many oranges for a rupee did he sell?
A shopkeeper marked an article Rs. 850 above its cost price and sold it after giving a discount of 30% and earned a profit of 20%. Find the cost price o...
Raghav sold two items, 'A' and 'B', each for Rs. 2,000. He incurred a 20% loss on item 'A' and earned a 25% profit on item 'B'. Calculate the approxima...
Kiran sold an article at a certain price. Had she sold the article 1/5th of the price she had actually sold, she would have incurred a loss of 74%. Fin...
The average cost price of two products, Lakme and Fruit Joy, is Rs. 400. These products are sold at profits of 10% and 20%, respectively. If the combine...
An item priced at Rs. 1,500 has a markup of 36% on its cost price and is sold with two successive discounts: the first being 15% ...
The cost of item X is Rs. 150, while the cost of item Y is 36% greater than that of item X. Item X is sold at a profit of 8%, and...
A dishonest seller sells goods at 10% loss on cost price but he sells 48 grams instead of 56 grams. Find the profit or loss percentage.
Cost price of an article is 25% less than its marked price of article. The item is then sold for Rs. 5,950, achieving a profit margin of (40/3)%. Calcul...