Partnership for IBPS Clerk 2026: FREE Practice PDF & Live Quiz

1. The investment ratios are A:B = 3:4 and B:C = 2:5. If all three invest for the same period and the total profit is ₹51,000, find C’s share.

2. A invests ₹25,000 for 6 months and B invests ₹20,000 for 9 months. If B’s profit exceeds A’s profit by ₹6,600, find the total profit.

3. The capitals of A and B are in the ratio 7:5 and their investment periods are 8 months and 12 months respectively. If B earns ₹750 more than A, find the total profit.

4. Anita and Beena invest equal amounts. Anita keeps her money invested for 12 months, while their profit ratio is 2:3 respectively. For how many months does Beena invest?

5. A, B and C invest for the same period and their profit ratio is 4:5:6. If A invests ₹16,000, find C’s investment.

6. A and B start a business with ₹25,000 and ₹20,000. C joins after 6 months with ₹30,000. If the total annual profit is ₹36,000, find C’s share.

7. A starts with ₹40,000 and B joins after 2 months with ₹50,000. At the end of the year, B earns ₹500 more than A. Find the total profit.

8. A starts with ₹16,000 and B joins after 4 months with ₹24,000. After 8 months from the start, A withdraws half of the capital for the remaining period. If the annual profit is ₹27,500, find B’s share.

9. A starts with ₹24,000. B joins after 3 months with ₹32,000, and A leaves after 9 months from the start. If the annual profit is ₹28,000, find B’s share.

10. A invests ₹36,000 for the full year. B joins after x months with ₹48,000. If their profit shares are equal, find x.

11. A and B start with ₹20,000 and ₹30,000. After 6 months, A adds ₹10,000. If the annual profit is ₹33,000, find A’s share.

12. P, Q and R start with ₹14,000, ₹18,000 and ₹22,000. After 4 months P adds ₹4,000, and after 7 months R withdraws ₹4,000. If the annual profit is ₹82,500, find Q’s share.

13. A and B invest ₹28,000 and ₹35,000 for 2 years. After one year, A withdraws 25% of the capital and B increases the capital by 20%. If the total profit is ₹36,000, find B’s share.

14. A, B and C start with ₹30,000, ₹24,000 and ₹18,000. After 4 months A withdraws ₹6,000, and after 8 months B adds ₹12,000. If the annual profit is ₹72,000, find B’s share.

15. A and B start with ₹24,000 and ₹30,000. After 4 months A adds ₹12,000, and after 8 months B withdraws ₹10,000. If the annual profit is ₹33,000, find A’s share.

16. A and B invest ₹45,000 and ₹60,000 for 18 months. After 6 months A withdraws ₹15,000, and after 12 months B adds ₹30,000. If the total profit is ₹45,000, find B’s share.

17. A and B invest ₹(x + 600) and ₹(x − 900) respectively for the same period. The total profit is ₹15,000, of which B receives ₹6,000. Find x.

18. A invests ₹24,000 for a full year. B joins after 4 months with an investment of x. If their profit ratio is 3:2, find x.

19. A invests ₹18,000 for 12 months and B invests ₹24,000 for x months. If A receives 60% of the total profit, find x.

20. A and B start with x and ₹20,000. After 6 months A adds ₹4,000, while B makes no change. If their annual profit shares are equal, find x.

21. A, B and C invest ₹12,000 for 5 months, ₹18,000 for 6 months and ₹24,000 for 8 months respectively. If 10% of a total profit of ₹60,000 is donated to charity, find A’s share from the remaining profit.

22. A, B and C invest in the ratio 5:3:2 for the same time. A manages the business and receives 20% of the total profit before the remaining profit is shared in the investment ratio. If A’s total receipt is ₹18,000, find the total profit.

23. A, B and C invest in the ratio 2:3:5. Ten percent of the total profit of ₹50,000 is donated to charity. From the balance, B receives a salary of ₹4,500 and the rest is shared in the investment ratio. Find B’s total receipt.

24. The normal profit-sharing ratio of A, B and C is 4:2:3. The total profit is ₹45,000. C is guaranteed a minimum of ₹21,000, and the deficiency is borne by A and B in the ratio 2:1. Find A’s final share.

25. The normal profit-sharing ratio of A, B and C is 5:3:2. The total profit is ₹40,000. C is guaranteed ₹10,000, and the entire deficiency is borne by A. Find A’s final share.

26. X invests one-fourth of the total capital for one-third of the total time. Y invests one-fifth of the total capital for half of the total time. Z invests the remaining capital for the whole time. If the total profit is ₹44,000, find Z’s share.

27. A and B invest ₹20,000 and ₹30,000 for 3 years. After the first year A doubles the capital. After the second year B reduces the capital to half. If the total profit is ₹35,000, find A’s share.

28. A, B and C start with ₹30,000, ₹40,000 and ₹50,000. After 6 months A adds ₹20,000, after 9 months B withdraws ₹10,000, and C leaves after 10 months. If the annual profit is ₹71,500, find C’s share.

29. A invests x for the full year and B invests ₹30,000 for 8 months. Ten percent of the total profit of ₹50,000 is donated to charity. If A’s share from the remaining profit is ₹27,000, find x.

30. A, B and C start with ₹20,000, ₹30,000 and ₹40,000. After 6 months A doubles the capital, B withdraws ₹10,000 and C makes no change. The total profit is ₹57,000. B is guaranteed ₹22,000, and the deficiency is borne by A and C in their normal profit ratio. Find C’s final share.