Can someone recommend me problems on Dp from Project Euler Hackerrank.
I couldn't find much on googling it.
Thanks in advance.
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This website contains quite a good problems bank distributed into sections, including the dp section. You can read about it here.
The rules of projecteuler seem to have changed a little recently; they now ask not to spoil the solutions to problems with indices more than 100, so maybe telling you which of them are simple dp exercises may be their rules violation (however I'm not able to find this rule anywhere except after getting any problem accepted).