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Free IBPS PO practice questions

Try five quantitative aptitude and reasoning questions with worked solutions. Practise choosing the correct percentage base, combining work rates and checking what an ordering or inequality actually proves.

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Quantitative aptitude and reasoning

5 questions · Suggested study time: 8 minutes. This set is untimed. Score one point per correct answer, with no negative marking. Original practice, not official PYQs or a full mock.

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Q1PRACTICEQuantitative Aptitude · Data Interpretation

A branch processes 120 applications on Monday and 150 on Tuesday. What is the percentage increase?

Choose an answer to see the explanation.

Answer: 25%. The increase is 150 − 120 = 30. Divide by Monday's original 120, then multiply by 100: 30/120 × 100 = 25%. Dividing by Tuesday's total would use the wrong base.

Q2PRACTICEQuantitative Aptitude · Time & Work

A finishes a task in 12 days and B in 18 days. At constant rates, what fraction of the task do they finish together in 3 days?

Choose an answer to see the explanation.

Q3PRACTICEReasoning · Ordering

Four files P, Q, R and S occupy four positions from left to right. Q is immediately right of P; R is immediately right of Q; S is left of P. Which file is second from the left?

Choose an answer to see the explanation.

Answer: P. The first two clues fix the consecutive block P–Q–R. Only one position remains, and S must be to its left, so the complete order is S–P–Q–R. P is second.

Q4PRACTICEReasoning · Inequalities

Given A > B = C ≥ D, which conclusion must be true?

Choose an answer to see the explanation.

Answer: A > D. Since B = C and C ≥ D, B ≥ D. A is strictly greater than B, so A must be greater than D whether C equals D or exceeds it. C > B contradicts the given equality.

Q5PRACTICEQuantitative Aptitude · Weighted Average

The average of 3 numbers is 24 and the average of 2 other numbers is 19. What is the average of all 5 numbers?

Choose an answer to see the explanation.

Answer: 22. The sums are 3 × 24 = 72 and 2 × 19 = 38. Their combined sum is 110, giving 110/5 = 22. A simple average of 24 and 19 would ignore the different group sizes.

How to review this IBPS PO practice

Check the base and units

A percentage increase uses the original value as its base. Work problems combine work per day, while averages combine sums and counts. Write these quantities before calculating.

Prove each reasoning answer

Write the complete order for a seating or ordering question. For inequalities, check equality cases as well as strict inequality before deciding what must follow.

Build coverage beyond this set

These questions isolate a few methods. Follow up with longer data interpretation and reasoning sets, English practice, and official syllabus review for the stage you are preparing for.

IBPS PO practice — FAQ

This is a short set of 5 original practice questions covering quantitative aptitude and reasoning. It is a foundations sample, with no English, banking awareness, sectional timer or full-length puzzle set. It is not an official previous-year paper or a full exam simulation.

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