Profit, Loss & Discount || Simple & Compound Interest || Bank Exams 2025 || Kaushik Mohanty
Master Profit, Loss & Discount and Simple & Compound Interest in one power-packed session with Kaushik Mohanty! 🚀 Designed exclusively for Bank Exams 2025, this video covers all important concepts, tricks, and shortcuts to solve questions quickly and accurately. 📌 What You'll Learn in This Session: ✔️ Key Formulas and Concepts ✔️ Smart Tricks for Quick Calculations ✔️ Previous Year Questions and Solutions ✔️ Practice Questions for Exam Readiness ✨ Perfect for IBPS, SBI, RRB, RBI, and other competitive exams. Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your scores and gain an edge in your preparation. 🔗 Join Our Community: Follow us on social media: / kaushik__mohanty Join our Telegram channel for more study materials and updates: http://t.me/careerdefinerbykaushik Visit our website for more resources and study materials: http://www.careerdefiner.co.in Check out our complete course offerings: https://www.careerdefiner.co.in/cours... To cover Profit, Loss, Discount, and Simple & Compound Interest effectively for Bank Exams 2025, you need a structured approach that balances conceptual clarity, shortcut techniques, and consistent practice. Here's a step-by-step plan: 1. Understand the Basics Profit, Loss & Discount: Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price Discount = Marked Price - Selling Price Learn relationships between Cost Price, Selling Price, Marked Price, and Profit/Loss Percentages. Simple Interest (SI): SI = (P × R × T) / 100 Focus on understanding how principal, rate, and time interact in different cases. Compound Interest (CI): CI = P(1 + R/100)^T - P Break down multi-year calculations using the formula or approximate methods (e.g., successive percentage changes). 2. Learn Shortcuts and Tricks Memorize common percentage-to-fraction conversions (e.g., 10% = 1/10). Use ratios to simplify calculations in Profit & Loss. For CI, practice breaking it into SI + additional interest for quick approximations in exams. Use the Difference Between SI & CI Formula for specific question types. 3. Practice Topic-Wise Questions Solve questions from previous years' bank exams to identify patterns. Attempt easy-to-hard level questions to build confidence. Focus on word problems, as they are common in bank exams. 4. Time Management Techniques Set a timer for practice sessions to simulate exam pressure. Learn to skip lengthy calculations when needed and revisit them later. 5. Master Data Interpretation (DI) Questions on Profit & Loss or Simple/Compound Interest are often included in DI sets. Practice calculation-heavy DI questions to strengthen your ability to handle such scenarios. 6. Take Mock Tests Mock tests will help you refine your approach and identify weak areas. Analyze your mistakes and focus on improving speed and accuracy. 7. Resources Books: "Quantitative Aptitude" by R.S. Aggarwal "Fast Track Objective Arithmetic" by Rajesh Verma Online Videos: Attend Kaushik Mohanty’s sessions for shortcuts and conceptual clarity. PDFs & Notes: Collect topic-wise study materials and practice sets. 8. Daily Practice Routine Allocate 30-45 minutes daily for these topics. Divide your time into: Concept revision Practice questions Short tricks and mock tests By following this structured plan, you'll be well-prepared to tackle Profit, Loss, Discount, and SI/CI questions with confidence in Bank Exams 2025. 🎯 Subscribe Now for more banking exam preparation videos! #ProfitAndLossTricks #SimpleInterestShortcuts #CompoundInterestShortTricks #BankExams2025 #KaushikMohanty #BankingPreparation #QuantitativeAptitude #ProfitLossDiscount #SIandCI #BankExamTips #IBPSPreparation #SBIExam #RRBExam #CompetitiveExams #BankExamShortcuts #QuantTricks #BankingAspirants #ExamPreparation #MathsForBankExams #AptitudeTips #SBIClerkPreparation #SBIPOExam #SBIClerk2025 #SBIPO2025 #IBPSExamDates2025 #QuantByKaushikSir #KaushikSirMaths #CareerDefiner