Simple Interest - Shortcuts & Tricks for Placement Tests, Job Interviews & Exams

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Practice Questions on "Simple Interest" available at: www.careerride.com/mcq/simple-interest-quantitative-aptitude-mcq-questions-28.aspx

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6500+1300=6800 ? (Question 1) God...Thats new 🤐

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Can you please send the instalment problem link? .I couldn’t find it in this channel

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Check question no .9. That equals to 16000 not 8000

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8th amswer is not clear

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What wrong .

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Please explain what is wrong is this video

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Really appreciate your efforts . Guys don't look for short time video , because concept may give you 10% of problem solving technique but when you start solving problems you get more clearance in your concept and this is provided here.

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Nice lecture sir, my doubts are cleared now. U have taken little bit hard problems from the begining of this lecture. So may be it is difficult for those students who didn't sloved some basic problems on S.I. before this lecture.But it is perfect lecture for me . U explained in simple language and quick not too much longer time. We just need more practice to solve quick. And Best of luck to all guys

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Thank you, Vijay. Do follow the link in the description box below for the practice questions :). All the best!

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You're welcome, Krishna. All our viewers are so important to us. We love you all too! :) Stay connected.

[@simhachalamchintada9908]

Sir in first question,suppose if we do only using prt/100 also,we will get the same answer even though whether in question it is given quarterly or half yearly or monthly,then what is the difference using separate formulas for each?

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Thank you so much sir now I got clarity on this topic somehow 🙏

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This video made it so easy to understand and solve the questions of simple interest. Tons of thanks to you sir😊.

[@prathameshkadam3569]

Easier way to do the second sum: subtract 1 from both amounts (ex: 7 times means 1principal + 6interest, similarly for 10 times, 1principal + 9interest). We do this because your principal remains constant, your interest amount goes on increasing. Using cross multiplication: 6 x 15 9 x ? You’ll get the answer as 22.5

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Good one thanks ..

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lol Imran Sir's trick. :P

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yeah mann, I did this ques with same trick 👍

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its literally unitary method

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Brother explanation is nice but firstly explain some easy problems then move on to medium then hard ur prbloms seems to be difficult from starting onwards it may tend to getting tension how difficult SI is so my humble request is explain easy problems so everyone can easily understand

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Ur all video lectures are very helpful sir... Thnku so much... GBU

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Humble request, please start from easy problems instead of starting from difficult ones. I couldn't understand the explanation of the difficult problems, hence had to leave the video in between. Hope you keep all kinds of students in mind while explaining.

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Nice video thanks i played many videos on si in English but none explain well but u explained best very very thanku ure videos are best.

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Can you please provide a lecture on reading comprehension based on passages

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Nd really osm video...concept is clear...

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Your explanation is really good Thank u for the video

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Thanku sir, very helpful...

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Sir your videos are all so helpful..... Can you please upload a video on mensuration - cone cylinder sphere too...

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Very helpful, Sir..Thanks a lot..

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Thank you..Well explained..

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Very very effective.. Thank u so much

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It was an excellent lecture sir thanks a lot sir this topic is now easy for me❤️❤️

[@heyitsnikhil7956]

in ques.1 if the rate given is quarterly rate, then there is no need to divide the rate by 4. we will only multiply the time with 4.

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+1

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Yes

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yeah you'll get interest amount as 5200

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Yess

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Just awesome Sir ❤🎉

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Thank you so much ❤i understood this topic and now it is easy to solve sums.

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Glad to hear that

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In question no. 9 if he earns 8000 in 5 years then rate will be (8000/5)=1600%...???

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Sir, where is the installment video which u told will be dealt in seperate video. can u please help me in finding that video

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Thanks Sir.

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grateful for such quality content!! thanks

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The video is super amazing 😍 For the ques 8 i think simply CI-SI can give us the ans .

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[@prathameshkadam3569]

Easier method for question 3: This will work only with simple interest so keep it in mind. The increase in ROI is 3% and the amount increased is Rs 300, therefore you can equate 1% as Rs 100 as the principal remains constant. So, 12% will be Rs 1200 interest. Subtract from Rs 3000 and you have your principal. For Time, 1200=(1800x12xT)/100 =50/9

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prathamesh brother can you give me your short tricks please

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Yes bro could you tell

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I have a question over there it is written as per annum can't we take it as per annum as time period?

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Thank you very much sir

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Amazing course. simple interest video should come before compound interest video in the playlist

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Thanks, Mamta. Do take a look at our Logical Reasoning videos too :)

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Your explanation for each and every problem was clear-cut, and your teaching style is truly commendable!👏😊I sincerely appreciate your dedication to providing such helpful guidance sir. Thank you🙏

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It's not

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awesome.... thank you

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Thank you so much sir for this very helpful session.

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Thanku so much sir!!! Your way of explaining examples is just awsm ...

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Taking 2-3 min's for an problem,seen many vedios in your channel,but SI and CI are much time taking problem's...no tricks... doing like 6 mark 12 mark essays 🙏🙏🙏

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Tq sir.good explained

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You tell it's very easy in the beginning of every question, & I tried my self but I can't solve it, then I was in dipression

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Its really helpful and it clears all doubt related to day to day calculations.

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Sir please make a video over installment

[@Aspirant-yp4pk]

When we are doing for quarterly or half yearly questions, if we multiply time and divide rate by the same number, it always gets cancelled and it becomes same as calculating yearly, so may be I think we need to multiply the time, but do not divide the rate, bcoz it stays the same for each interval the intrest is calculated

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Nice lecture my doubts are cleared now

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Questions 2 7time - 15 years 10 time - ? 14 time - 30 years Using reiteration technique we get 22.5 years. 5sec solution. Avoid compilation. Note: only applicable when rate of interest is same.

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Mutual funds are subject to market risk. Read all scheme related documents carefully.. .

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sir make video on geometry and trigonometry for RPF SI exam

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Very nicely taught

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really very helpful sir, thanx alot sir..

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Thanks, Rishi! :)

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respected sir, in simple interest qno 9 why we couldn't minus the two ( ci-si) rather doing all those things

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your video on SI has taken away my fear of SI related problems. Thank you so much

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Bro some of the concept are wrong, be carefull Eg. Q1

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Most awaited dialogue "See how easy it is."

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"Very easy"----> but every question has a trick . No easy question in every video. But very very helpful to see such kind of tricky mathematics . 😦

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If you are considering T As a year then how 2T can be considered as 6 months instead of 2 year

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All the best!

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Your explanation is awesome 👌 sir......very very very... helpful

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Super sir 🔥

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great video!!!

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Seriously very helpful .

[@CareerRideOfficial]

Thanks, Samyakt. We have got some interesting videos on Logical Reasoning, Resume Writing, HR Interview and Interview Q & A on core subjects as well. Do take a look :)

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thank you sir

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It's taking long time... Is this method useful in compititive exams? Can you please help us with some short cuts

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Thanks ..

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Good work sir but also Please mention question type no. when questions pops up. Would be helpful.

[@ramtawonjakoi1610]

In question no. 1 the rate of interest is 8% quarterly. Therefore in one year it will come to 32%. and the Simple Interest for 2.5 years will be=5200. Finally the total amount =6500+5200=11700. How is it possible to get simple interest only 1300 @ 8%quarterly.

[@selvaganapathy4848]

In question they asked Quarterly what will yield... You calculate for one year. So from your answer SI=5200(one yr interest amnt) just divide it by 4(Quarter).. the answer will be SI=1300

[@ramaduguanusha9656]

@@selvaganapathy4848 for quaterly rate is 8% they given. then for 1 year it will be 32%

[@OvishaSanyal]

Same doubt. Quarterly interest is 8% so yearly it will be 32%. We always need rare of interest yearly. So as per this SI us turned out to be 11700 but I am confused

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In Question 6 (25:00), it is not mention that the smaller part is invested at 6.25% for 8 years. then there must be 2 answers for this question, if we assume that smaller part is invested at 6.25 % for 8 Years or it is invested at 7% for 5 years.

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Excellent

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Great explained

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Sir your videos are awesome👌 but can you clarify the 1st problem is right or wrong? I feel it is wrong approach

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Yes

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Rate multiply by 4 .. rate must be annually

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Sir, Can u please upload installment related videos in simple and compound interest...?