In this playlist we solve exercises on CA Foundation Quantitative Aptitude.

In this playlist we solve additional practice questions on CA Foundation Quantitative Aptitude.

Master key ratio and proportion questions for competitive exams with this practice-focused video. Build confidence with common formats, proportional reasoning techniques, and word problems useful in Indian and international aptitude exams.

Master proportional reasoning concepts such as mean, third, and fourth proportionals with this quick and clear explanation of 7 fundamental questions. These problems are vital for excelling in CA Foundation, CMA, CUET, CSEET, SSC, Bank exams, and even international exams like SAT and GRE.

Struggling with ratio, proportion, and algebraic identities in aptitude exams? This video covers 5 must-solve problems with conceptual clarity and shortcuts. Whether you're preparing for CA Foundation, CUET, or international exams like SAT or GRE, these questions help sharpen your logic and speed.

Ace your quantitative aptitude prep with these must-solve ratio and algebra-based word problems. These questions appear frequently in CA Foundation, SSC, CUET, CMA, banking, and global entrance exams. Learn step-by-step shortcuts and logical solving methods.

Ratio and Proportion is a foundational concept used across school math, competitive exams, and real-life problem-solving. Whether it's business math, physics, or data interpretation—these concepts are crucial. This post provides practice on a variety of ratio-based MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions) that frequently appear in Indian and international entrance exams.

Sharpen your ratio-solving skills with this powerful set of advanced word problems covering compound expressions, algebraic ratios, speed-distance, savings, and sub-duplicate concepts. All problems are solved step-by-step and are highly relevant for CA Foundation, CMA, CSEET, CUET, SSC, Banking, IPMAT, and international exams like GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT.

Master the most important types of ratios for all competitive exams! This video covers inverse, compound, duplicate, sub-duplicate, triplicate, and sub-triplicate ratios through solved examples from Exercise 1A. These concepts are essential for exams like CA Foundation, CMA, CS, CUET, SSC, Banking, Railways, IPMAT, SAT, ACT, GMAT, and more.

Boost your Quantitative Aptitude skills with real-world ratio problems! In this video, we solve key questions involving compound ratios, income ratios, triangle angles, money distribution, and more. These concepts are crucial for CA Foundation, CMA, CSEET, CUET, SSC, Bank Exams, and other competitive tests.

Learn how to divide an amount of ₹324 between two people in a given ratio. A fundamental concept for quantitative exams like CUET, SSC, Bank, and SAT.

This question blends simple and triplicate ratios into a compound ratio — a must-know trick for major entrance exams like CUET, SSC, GMAT, and SAT.

Understand how to find the compounded ratio involving multiple transformations — including duplicate and triplicate ratios — using this CUET & SAT-ready problem.

Master the technique of compounding a simple ratio with a duplicate ratio using the example of 𝟒∶𝟗 and 𝟑∶𝟒 — useful in CUET, SSC, CA Foundation, and international exams like SAT & GMAT.

Understand how to find the sub-triplicate ratio of 𝟖∶𝟐𝟕 — a useful shortcut for many competitive exams like CUET, SSC, SAT, GMAT, and more.

Master the concept of triplicate ratio with the example 𝟐∶𝟑. Useful for exams like CUET, SSC, CA Foundation, SAT, and GMAT. Clear explanation inside.

Learn how to find the sub-duplicate ratio using the example 𝟐𝟓∶𝟑𝟔. This concept is vital for CUET, SSC, CA Foundation, and international exams like SAT and GMAT.

Learn how to apply the concept of sub-duplicate ratio to find the value of 𝑥² when given a specific ratio relationship between expressions involving 𝑝 and 𝑞.

Learn to calculate angles of a triangle given in a ratio. This classic problem appears in CUET, SSC, SAT, and other aptitude exams.

Learn how to find the inverse ratio of 11:15 with a simple shortcut. This concept is crucial for CUET, CA Foundation, SSC, CMAT, GMAT, and more. Watch the video explanation and solve similar questions confidently.