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Discount Calculator

Sale price and amount saved from MRP and discount percent — check stacked Nepal festival offers before you swipe.

Estimates only — not professional financial, medical, legal or engineering advice. Read full disclaimer.

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Result

Fill in the form and click Calculate to see your result here.

How it's calculated

Discount amount = MRP × (d/100). Payable = MRP − discount (single rate).

Example

Example: Discount Calculator

Inputs

  • Original Price: 100
  • Discount Percent: 20
  • Additional Discount Percent: 0

Outputs

  • Final Price: 80
  • Total Savings: 20
  • Effective Discount Percent: 20

This example uses typical sample values. Adjust the inputs above to see how the results change for your own numbers.

About this calculator

Stacking “20% off + extra 10%” is not 30% if the second cut applies to the already-reduced price. This calculator makes a single discount honest; run it twice for stacked offers.

Coupon caps, “up to” wording, and VAT on discounted MRP are retailer policy. The number here is arithmetic on the percent you typed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Final = original × (1 − d1/100) × (1 − d2/100). Two 10% discounts are not 20% off (effective 19%). The tool reports the single equivalent percent.
Here it is successive (second applies to the already reduced price), the usual shop-floor meaning.
Enter the starting price you were quoted. Hidden charges after discount are extra.
Apply VAT on the discounted net if legally due. This page is markdown only.
First % and additional % fields. A third sale needs a second run.
Price goes to zero. Schema allows up to 100%.
This is discount only, not a markup tool (use profit/percentage).
Engine rounding to currency decimals; shops may round the last rupee.
Interest subvention is not this formula. See EMI.
Successive percentages multiply. Adding is the usual retail mistake this page exists to prevent.

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