What least number must be subtracted from 13601, so that the remainder is divisible by 87?
Correct answer C. 29
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Numbers MCQs are aptitude multiple-choice questions on the number system, including divisibility rules, remainders, prime numbers, place and face value, and simple number-based word problems. They help candidates preparing for NTS, GAT, SSC CGL, IBPS and bank job tests. Each question gives an instant answer, letting you check your method and build calculation speed.
Correct answer C. 29
Correct answer C. 2
Correct answer B. 3/4
Correct answer D. 5336
Correct answer D. 584
Correct answer A. 1
Correct answer D. -2071
Correct answer B. (47 + 43)
Correct answer E. None of these
Correct answer C. 5
Correct answer B. 888888888
Correct answer B. 2
Correct answer C. 5526
Correct answer A. 10
Correct answer B. 150
Correct answer C. 2
Correct answer B. 6
Correct answer B. 150
Correct answer D. 4
Correct answer C. 66
This category trains the arithmetic reasoning that underpins most quantitative aptitude papers. Questions ask you to find missing numbers in calculations, add the odd numbers below a limit, work out remainders when a number is divided by a factor of the original divisor, identify primes, and use divisibility by 9 or 23 to find a missing digit or the least number to add. Place value versus face value also appears.
A few questions apply number skills to speed and length problems, such as a train passing a pole or a platform, or two trains moving in the same direction. These items are standard in recruitment aptitude tests because they reward clear method over memorisation. Practising them regularly helps you spot shortcuts and avoid the long calculations that waste time in timed exams.
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Numbers MCQs cover the number system, divisibility rules, prime and composite numbers, remainders, place and face value, sums of series of odd or even numbers, and simplification. Some questions also apply these skills to speed, distance and train problems, which are common in quantitative aptitude sections.
This aptitude category on MCQs360 has 104 Numbers MCQs, all with instant answers. Practice is free and needs no sign-up, so you can attempt a few timed questions daily and pair them with the basic algebra and age questions sections.
Number system questions appear in NTS, GAT, ISSB and armed forces initial tests, and in banking job tests in Pakistan. In India they are standard in SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, IBPS, SBI, RRB NTPC and campus placement tests. In Bangladesh they feature in bank job exams and BCS mathematical reasoning.
If the new divisor is a factor of the original divisor, divide the original remainder by the new divisor. For example, a number leaves remainder 29 when divided by 56. Since 8 divides 56, divide 29 by 8, which leaves remainder 5. So the number leaves remainder 5 when divided by 8.
Last reviewed October 2026