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An MBA aspirant leaves his job where he had an annual lary of $14.000 and took admission in one
year course in a top MBA institute having fees $36,000. At the end of the course, he lands up with
another job where his salary is $68,000. What is his retum on investment after one year of the job?​

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Answered by manishsinha9142
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Answer:

An MBA aspirant leaves his job where he had an annual salary of 14000 and took admission in a one-year course in a top MBA institute having fees 36000. At the end of the course, he lands up with another job where salary is 68000.

a-2.5% b-6.25% c-12% d-36%

I tried ((total profit)/(investment cost))*100=((68000-28000-36000)/(36000))*100=11.11%. Am I missing

Answered by rambabu083155
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Answer:

His return on investment after one year of the job = 36 %

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Annual Salary of MBA aspirant =  $14,000

Admission charge for MBA =  $36,000

His Salary after MBA =  $68,000

Therefore, his investment =  $14,000 +  $36,000  =  $50,000

After one year of Job his return on investment =  $68,000 -  $50,000

                                                                              =   $18,000

% of return on investment = ($18,0000 /  $50,000) × 100 %

                                           = 36 %

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