In a bag, there are coins of 25 p, 10 p and 5 p in the ratio of 1: 2: 3. If there is Rs. 30 in all, how many 5 p coins are there?
Correct answer C. 150
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Ratio and Proportion MCQs are aptitude questions that compare quantities as ratios and use proportion to find unknown values, covering sharing money, salaries, ages, mixtures and scale. They help NTS, ECAT, GAT, SSC and bank test candidates build quick reasoning, and every question shows the correct answer instantly so you can check your method.
Correct answer C. 150
Correct answer B. 33
Correct answer B. 24
Correct answer C. 5 : 3
Correct answer C. 23 : 33 : 60
Correct answer D. Rs. 204
Correct answer B. 30
Correct answer B. 1.2
Correct answer D. Rs. 38,000
Correct answer C. 21 : 22
Correct answer D. 60 litres
Correct answer A. 2 : 3 : 4
Correct answer C. Rs. 2000
Correct answer C. 4 : 5
Correct answer B. Rs. 484
Correct answer B. 9?5
Correct answer C. 15000
Correct answer B. 30%
Correct answer B. 12 hrs
Correct answer C. 10000 150000 20000 25000
This category includes all the standard ratio problems seen in aptitude tests. You will divide sums of money among people in a given proportion, update ratios after salary increments, compare boys and girls in a class, link chained ratios such as 5x = 3y and 5y = 3z, and solve shadow and speed problems using direct proportion. Questions also connect ratios with percentages, discounts, circle radii and areas, and simple probability.
Ratios are a building block for partnership, mixtures, time and work, and speed problems, so strong basics help across the whole quantitative section. Many questions can be solved in seconds by working with ratio units rather than actual values. Regular practice builds this habit and helps you avoid lengthy algebra in timed tests. Ratios also appear in geometry, map scales and recipe-style mixture questions.
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A ratio compares two quantities, such as 2:3, showing how many times one contains the other. A proportion is a statement that two ratios are equal, such as 2:3 = 4:6. Proportions are used to find an unknown term when three are known.
MCQs360 has 81 Ratio and Proportion MCQs, and each one displays its answer instantly. They are free to practise without sign-up, so you can drill this topic regularly to improve speed. Begin with sharing problems before chained ratio questions.
Ratio questions appear in NTS, ECAT, GAT, ISSB and public service commission tests in Pakistan. In India they are standard in SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, IBPS, SBI and RRB exams, and in Bangladesh in BCS and bank job tests.
Add the ratio parts to find the total number of parts, divide the amount by this total to get the value of one part, then multiply by each person's share. For Rs. 1,000 in the ratio 2:3, one part is 200, giving 400 and 600.
Last reviewed October 2026