🧾 Commission & Tiered Rates
1 exam question type, fully solvedCommission and bonus problems split the total into bands, and each band is charged at its own rate.
Apply the first rate to the first slab, the next rate to the next slab, then add the pieces — never one single rate on the whole amount.
• The base for a later rate is only the amount left after the earlier slabs, so the “rest” = total − (all earlier slabs).
• If the slabs do not cover the full total, the uncovered part earns nothing unless a rate is stated for it.
Shortcut: when every slab is the same size, just add the rates and apply once.
5% of the first ₹10,000 = ₹.
Q12% commission on sales of ₹3,50,000 is:
Q25% on first ₹10,000 and 2% on the rest, sales ₹30,000. Commission:
Q3A bonus is 10% on the first ₹5,000 only. Sales ₹8,000. Bonus:
Real exam questions — Commission & Tiered Rates
1 question types · 4 solved examples from real SSC papersSlab problems charge each band at its own rate — never one rate on the whole amount.
Commission: 3% up to ₹50,000; 2% on the next ₹50,000; 1% on the rest. Total sales = ₹1,50,000. Find the commission.
An agent earns 2% on the first ₹2,00,000, 1.5% on the next ₹2,00,000 and 1% on the rest. Sales = ₹5,68,000. Find the commission.
Commission: 5% on the first ₹10,000; 3% on the next ₹10,000; 1% on the rest. Total sales = ₹50,000. Find the commission.
A worker gets a bonus of 10% on the first ₹5,000 of sales and 20% on the next ₹5,000. Sales = ₹15,000. Find the bonus.
