Скачать или смотреть 😨 Profit Calculation Made Easy | Ratio with Different Denominators | Class 12 Commerce I

In this video, we learn how to calculate profit when ratios are given with different denominators, explained in a simple and step-by-step method.
This topic is very important for Class 12 Commerce students and is frequently asked in board exams and competitive exams.
📌 Topics Covered:
• Understanding ratios with different denominators
• Conversion to common base
• Profit calculation techniques
• Solved numerical examples
• Exam-oriented shortcuts
🎯 This video is useful for:
• Class 12 Commerce students
• Board exam preparation
• Competitive exams preparation
👉 Watch till the end for complete clarity and easy understanding

This type of question is commonly asked in:
Banking Exams These include exams such as the IBPS PO/Clerk, SBI PO/Clerk, and other competitive exams for financial sector recruitment. The "Profit and Loss" section is a vital part of their quantitative aptitude paper.
SSC Exams (Staff Selection Commission) This covers exams like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, and SSC CPO. The mathematical aptitude section regularly features profit and loss problems.
Management Aptitude Tests Exams like the CAT, XAT, CMAT, SNAP, and NIFT often include questions on ratios, proportion, and profit and loss, sometimes in complex application-based scenarios.
Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Exams Profit and loss questions are a regular feature in the RRB JE and other railway recruitment exams.
Civil Services Aptitude Tests Exams like the UPSC CSAT include mathematical aptitude topics such as fractions, ratio, proportion, and profit and loss.
Law Entrance Exams Law entrance tests such as the CLAT also feature quantitative aptitude sections with profit and loss questions to test basic calculation and problem-solving skills.
Commerce & Accounting Exams Professional and academic exams like the CA Foundation, UGC-NET Commerce Examination, and the CUET for Accountancy cover profitability ratios and profit-sharing ratios as core subjects.