CODING_DECODING

By:- MD LAHSANUL HAQUE

(REASONING FACULTY)
 CODING DECODING
1.CHINESE CODING/COMMON CODING
2.NEW PATTERN
3. ROW BASED
4.CONDITIONAL CODING
5.MATRIX BASED
6.TIME BASED
7.BINARY CODING
 TYPE01:- COMMON CODING
Directions (1-5) The codes of some statements are coded as follows in
a certain code language.
‘Boat is in river’ is coded as ‘bt oe pq vu’
‘Fish swim in river’ is coded as ‘oe pq wi sh’
‘Fish fry is good’ is coded as ‘sh vu rt de’
‘Good fry is taste’ is coded as ‘vu de bn rt ‘
1)What is the code for ‘is’? (‘is’ के लऱए कूट क्या है ?)
a) Oe
b) pq
c) vu
d) bt
e) bn
2) How is the word ‘taste’ coded in the given language? (दी गई भाषा में ' ‘taste’ ' शब्द को ककस प्रकार
कोकित ककया गया है ?)
a) rt
b) vu
c) de
d) bn
e) oe
3) What is the code for ‘river’? (‘river के लऱए कूट क्या है ?)
a) oe
b) sh
c) pq
d) wi
e) Cannot be determine/ लनधााररत नहीीं ककया जा सकता
4) If ‘chicken fry’ is coded as ‘de wq’, then what will be the code for ‘good’?
यकद ‘chicken fry’ ' को 'de wq' के रूऩ में कोकित ककया जाता है , तो 'good' के लऱए कूट क्या होगा?
a) oe
b) pq
c) vu
d) rt
e) de
5) How will the statement ‘boat house swim’ be coded as in the given language?
दी गई भाषा के अनुसार कथन 'boat house Swim' को ककस प्रकार कूटबद्ध ककया जाएगा?
a) bt pq oe
b) wi sh bt
c) sa wi bt
d) bt pq vu
e) rt de bt
Directions (6-10): The codes of some statements are coded as follows in a certain
code language.

‘January has 31 days’ is coded as ‘ty jk yo op’

’31 has two digits’ is coded as ‘ yo op wq bv’
‘Pongal celebrated in January’ is coded as ‘gn lb xz jk’
‘Pongal celebrated in three days’ is coded as ‘lb xz gn ty re’
6) What is the code for ‘three’?
‘three’के लऱए कूट क्या है ?
a) gn
b) lb
c) xz
d) ty
e) re
7) What may be the code for ‘has’?
has' के लऱए कूट क्या हो सकता है ?
a) yo
b) op
c) jk
d) Either a or b
e) Either a or c
8) What is the code for ‘Pongal in’?
‘Pongal in’? के लऱए क्या कूट है ?
a) xz gn
b) gn lb
c) lb xz
d) gn ty
e) Cannot be determine/ लनधााररत नहीीं ककया जा सकता
9) What is the code for ‘January February’?
January February ' के लऱए कूट क्या है ?
a) jk gn
b) lb jk
c) yt jk
d) rw jk
e) Either c or d
10) How many of the given words have definite codes?
कदए गए ककतने शब्दों के लनश्चित कूट हैं ?
a) 2
b) 1
c) More than 3
d) 3
e) No one
Directions (11-15): Study the given information carefully and the questions given
below it:
In a certain code language,

‘become successful entrepreneur’ is coded as ‘rpk gip gre’

‘good attempt at end’ is coded as ‘ker dip fin cmk’
‘good entrepreneur possible ‘ is coded as ‘fin gre psk’
‘attempt successful career ‘ isp rpk ker’
11) Which of the following is the code of ‘entrepreneur’?
लनम्नलऱश्चित में से कौन ‘entrepreneur ' का कोि है ?
A) gip
B) hip
C) gre
D) sip
E) None
12) What is the code of ‘career possible’? (‘career possible’ का कूट क्या है ?)
A) isp psk
B) psk cmk
C) isp fin
D) gip gre
E) None
13) Which of the following is the code of ‘completed at the end’?
लनम्नलऱश्चित में से कौन-सा कूट ‘completed at the end?
A) jxv pkl cmk hif
B) cmk klp dip gig
C) gip dip isp psk
D) rpk psk cmk ker
E) None
14) Which of the following is coded as ‘fin ker rpk’?
लनम्नलऱश्चित में से ककसे ‘fin ker rpk’ के रूऩ में कोकित ककया गया है ?
A) good become successful
B) successful attempt good
C) possible attempt end
D) successful career possible
E) None of these
15) Which of the following is coded as ‘cmk psk’?
लनम्नलऱश्चित में से ककसे 'cmk psk' के रूऩ में कोकित ककया गया है ?
A) at possible
B) successful become
C) end possible
D) Either (A) or (B)
E) Either (C) or (A)
Direction (16-20): Study the following data carefully and answer the questions
accordingly.
In a certain code language,

‘Enjoy twisted beautiful the’ is coded as ‘sw gb ak nk’

‘One twisted beautiful Enjoy’ is coded as ‘gb ak sw sa’
‘Life beautiful Compare Just’ is coded as ‘na hi ga gb’
‘Enjoy Evening Meeting Life’ is coded as ‘ak ib fa ga’
16. What is the code for ‘Life’? ( ‘Life’? का कूट क्या है ?)
(a) na
(b) ib
(c) ak
(d) ga
(e) None of these
17. Which of the following may be the code for ‘Enjoy One’?
लनम्नलऱश्चित में से कौन-सा 'Enjoy one' के लऱए कूट हो सकता है ?
(a) ak sa
(b) ak ib
(c) sw gb
(d) ak sw
(e) None of these
18. What is the code for ‘twisted’?
'twisted' के लऱए कूट क्या है ?
(a) gb
(b) ib
(c) sw
(d) ak
(e) None of these
19. If ‘Compare’ is coded as ‘na’ then what is the code for ‘Just’?
यकद ‘Compare’ को 'na' के रूऩ में कूटबद्ध ककया जाता है तो ‘Just ' के लऱए कूट क्या
होगा?
(a) sw
(b) ib
(c) ak
(d) hi
(e) None of these
20. What is the code for ‘Evening Meeting’ in the given code language?
दी गई कूट भाषा में ‘Evening Meeting’ के लऱए कूट क्या है ?
(a) ak sw
(b) fa ib
(c) ak ib
(d) gb nk
(e) None of these
TYPE02:- NEW- PATTERN CODING
Directions (21-25): Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions given below:
In a code language,

“postal watch english paint” is coded as “7T, 9O, 20D, 19B”

“code society among series” is coded as “3U, 18F, 15O, 4E”
“number synchronous you lenovo” is coded as “14W, 14V, 21P, 13F”
“left north peru house” is coded as “6G, 18S, 21T, 18U”
21 How is the word ‘emotion’ coded? (' emotion’' शब्द को ककस प्रकार कूटबद्ध ककया गया है ?)
a. 14P
b. 15O
c. 16P
d. 15P
e. None of these
22) 18S’ is the code for which among the following?
18S' लनम्नलऱश्चित में से ककसके लऱए कूट है ?
a. care
b. cope
c. drain
d. duke
e. None of these
23) Which among the following is correctly matched?
लनम्नलऱश्चित में से कौन सा सही सुमेलऱत है ?
a. capture – 17S
b. cricket – 10F
c. hopeful – 15G
d. table – 2M
e. None of these
24) How is the word ‘every’ coded?
‘every’ शब्द को ककस प्रकार कूटबद्ध ककया गया है ?
a. 5R
b. 22F
c. 5S
d. 6R
e. None of these
25) How is the phrase “soft corner” coded?
मुहावरा “soft corner” को ककस प्रकार कूटबद्ध ककया गया है ?
a. 5F 19F
b. 6G 18F
c. 6H 18H
d. 6O 19S
e. None of these
Directions (26): Study the following information carefully and answer
the questions given below:
In a code language,

“person will store such” is coded as “VH@, UE#, JL@, FN@”

“over the demand for” is coded as “PR#, FD@, IE#, WR@”
“current the demand for” is coded as “PR#, VT#, FD@, IE#”
“current bout of trouble” is coded as “GF@, VT#, PT@, SE#”

Q:- What is the code for “Champion”?

Directions (27): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a code language,

“one should take risk” is coded as “, J@16, H@22, I@23, M#22”

“its for your future” is coded as “V@22, C@9, V#9, S#8”
“forget bullshit thing people” is coded as “L@22, H#20, Z@7, V@7”
“till the selection yours” is coded as “C#8, I#13, H#22, H@15”

Q:- What is the code for “Positive”?

Directions (28): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a code language,

“still water boat stream” is coded as “32@VZ, 22@LZ, 41#ZV, 31#R ”

“time and work problem” is coded as “34@L, 29#LV, 5#Z, 25@RV”
“simple compound interest question” is coded as “24@RV, 31@FVRL,
7@LLF, 29@RVV”
“data interpretation is necessary” is coded as “5@ZZ, 23@RVVZRL, 28@R,
39#VVZ”

Q:- What is the code for “Percentage”?

Directions (29): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a code language,

“party said this might” is coded as “B#6, H@5, G@5, G#6 ”

“bill has been passed” is coded as “0@5, H#4, M@5, H@7”
“more and six girl” is coded as “I@5, M#4, C#4, I@5”

Q:- What is the code for “Supported”?

Directions (30): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a code language,

“today positive decent found” is coded as “@6B, @6W, &7C, @5R”

“people attend daily party” is coded as “@6W, *6W, #5C, @5B”
“regular fitness sound health” is coded as “@6B, @8Q, #8P, @5F”
“picture perfect quality movie” is coded as “#6C,#8C, #8W, @8R”
Q:- What is the code for “time”?
1.@3B
2.@3C
3.@3B
4.#5C
5. None of these
Q:-which of the following represent the code ‘#8w’?
1.Blank
2. Money
3. Special
4. Tuesday
5. None of these
Directions (31): Study the following information carefully
and answer the questions given below:
In a code language,

“media sender money profile” is coded as “17 e%, 20r$,

14y@, 14a@”
“simple camp views much” is coded as “20e$, 23s@, 4p#,
14h#”
“improve tool worker draft” is coded as “5t@, 24r$, 10e%,
21l#”
“output hundred link greater” is coded as “9d%, 16t$, 8r%,
13k#”
Q:- What is the code for “pink”?
1.18t@
2.17t@
3.17k#
4.16t#
5. None of these
Q:-which of the following represent the code ‘green’?
1.9n@
2. 8n#
3. 8n@
4. 6n@
5. None of these
Directions (32): Study the following information carefully and
answer the questions given below:
In a code language,

In a code language,
“honour public clear vendor” is coded as “4B, 3N, 4N, 3E”
“watch wrapped optimist question” is coded as “5A, 4E, 4T, 5T”
“alphabets used Microsoft commerce” is coded as “2E, 6C, 6P,
5M”
“page curiously women” is coded as “5R, 3M, 2G”
Q:- How is the word ‘Plastics’ coded?
a. 5S
b. 5N
c. 5A
d. 6A
e. None of these
Q:- What is the code for ‘2A’?
a. Neat
b. Plant
c. Sister
d. Please
e. None of these
Q:- Which among the following is correctly matched?
a. move – 3O
b. arrogant – 5R
c. pencil – 3N
d. mobile – 3C
e. None of these
Q:-What is the code for ‘LIGHT’?
a. 4K
b. 5J
c. 4G
d. 4O
e. None on these
Q:- What is the code for 3O?
a. finger
b. frooti
c. Four
d. race
e. None of these
Directions (33): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a certain language,

‘ROYAL BORE PACE AIMED’ is coded as ‘2G18 1F5 18N1 16G3’

‘OLIVER CLAIM READING BOUND’ is coded as ‘2F14 3O9 18I14 15T5’
‘FLIGHT HANDLE TOAST STAIRS’ is coded as ‘20V19 6V8 19U18 8G12’
‘TRINK ZONED LIGHT OFFERS’ is coded as ‘26F5 12V8 20M14 15U18’
Q:- What is the code for ‘BROAD’?
a. 6F4
b. 2F1
c. 1B2
d. 15D3
e. None of these
Q:- ‘PROPER’ is coded as?
a. 16O19
b. 2T19
c. 16T5
d. 15C20
e. None of these
Q:- ‘SEPARATE’ is coded as?
a. 15I1
b. 19V5
c. 1A20
d. 19G20
e. None of these
Q:- What is the code for ‘BALANCE’?
a. 6G4
b. 2G3
c. 1B2
d. 5C3
e. None of these
Q:- ‘PROTEST’ is coded as?
a. 16O19
b. 12A19
c. 16V19
d. 15C20
e. None of these
Directions (34): Study the information below and answer the following
question.
In a certain code language,

‘The rank wombat waves’ is written as ‘%e3 $k4 @t6 @s5’.

‘An alcoholic advertises rank’ is written as ‘!n2 !c9 !s10 $k4’.
‘Another terrifying viewpoint sleeps’ is written as ‘!r7 %g10 *t9 (s6’.
‘Nidhi sleeps at nine’ is written as ‘^i5 (s6 !t2 ^e4’.
Q:- How would the word ‘an’ be coded?
a. !n2
b. !a2
c. *n2
d. (n2
e. ^a2
Q:- How would the word ‘sleeps’ be coded?
a. (t6
b. (s6
c. ^t6
d. (e6
e. *s6
Q:- How would the sentence ‘Atmaram was a waste’ be coded?
a. @s3 !a1 @m7 !e5
b. !s3 @a1 !m7 @e5
c. !s3 @a1 @m7 !e5
d. @s3 !a1 !m7 @e5
e. @s3 !a1 @m7 ie5
Q:- How would the sentence ‘toast was toasted to
toaster’ be coded?
a. %t5 @s3 %d7 %o2 %r7
b. @t5 @s3 %d7 %o2 %r7
c. %t5 @s3 @d7 %o2 %r7
d. %t5 @s3 %d7 @o2 %r7
e. @t5 @s3 @d7 @o2 %r7
Q:- How would the sentence ‘Nidhi Sleeps Alcoholic’
be coded?
a. !i5 ^s6 (c9
b. ^i5 !s6 (c9
c. ^i5 (s6 !c9
d. (i5 ^s6 !c9
e. ^i5 (s6 (c9
Directions (35): Study the information below and answer the following
question.
In a certain code of language,

‘one apple daily please’ is written as ‘A$ A@ B% B@’

‘doctor advised help better’ is written as ‘B% B& A^ B%’
‘almost all treat well’ is written as ‘A% B@ A$ B&’
‘pollute airs thus rivers’ is written as ‘B^ A& B& B%’
Q:-Which of the following is the code for ‘Rain Starts Even’?
a. B& B% A&
b. A* A@ A&
c. B& B% A@
d. B% B* A$
e. None of these
Q:- The code ‘B% B&’ represents which of the following words?
a. Must Done
b. Patent Skip
c. Hunger Over
d. Engine Start
e. None of these
Q:- The code ‘A%’ is represents which of the following word?
a. Apple
b. Train
c. Orange
d. Ability
e. None of these
Q:- What is the code of ‘America Africa’?
a. A^ B%
b. A^ A%
c. A@ A*
d. B% B^
e. None of these
Q:- What is the code of “SCHOOL”?
a. B$
b. A&
c. A^
d. B%
e. None of these
Directions (36) Study the information below and answer the following
question.
In a certain code of language,

‘much needed helps required’ is written as ‘14@G 9%R 19$C 15&C’

‘climate lazy worker tests’ is written as ‘13@X 24&Q 4!D 21%R’
‘awards given with today’ is written as ‘2&R 8%M 24@G 21%X’
‘ready steady quiz decline’ is written as ‘19%X 5!D 18@Y 20&X
Q:- How will the word ‘SCHOOL’ be coded as?
a. 20!K
b. 20@M
c. 20&N
d. 20&K
e. None of these
Q:- How will ‘TRAIN LEFT STATION’ be coded as?
a. 21%M 12@S 19!M
b. 21&M 12!S 19!M
c. 21%M 13@S 20!M
d. 21%M 13@S 19!M
e. None of these
Q:-The code ‘3&C’ is coded from which of the following word?
a. Beggar
b. Behind
c. Bihar
d. Besides
e. None of these
Q:- If code for the word ‘something better’ is ‘20#F 3&Q’ in the same
language then what would be the code of ‘knowledge gain’?
a. 12#D 8@M
b. 11#D 7@M
c. 12%D 6&M
d. 10$G 6%M
e. 12@M 8#H
Q:- Which words are coded as ‘2$C 14&X’?
a. Assault and Youth
b. Rebel and Define
c. Assigned and Memory
d. Dress and Kites
e. None of these
Directions (37): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
In a certain code,

′Media Letter Reply Profile′ is written as ′18e% 14r$ 20y@ 15a@′

′Simple Camp Views Much′ is written as ′21e$ 24s@ 5p# 15h#′
′Improve Tool Worker Draft′ is written as ′6t@ 25r$ 11e% 22l#′
′Output Hundred List Greater′ is written as ′10d% 17t$ 9r% 14t#′
What is the code for ‘Post Adverts’?
A) 18t@ 3s% B) 18t@ 3s$ C) 18t# 3s%
D) 16t# 3s$ E) Cannot be determined
Directions (38): Study the following information to answer the given
questions:
In a certain code,
‘Session Passive Area Happy’ is written as ‘@a2 &n4 !y3 %e4’,
‘Stimulus Hut Puzzle Herbal’ is written as ‘&s4 %e3 !l3 !t2 ’,
‘Affirm Sound Particular Account’ is written as ‘@t4 &d3 %r5 @m3’,
‘Admire Potential Helmet Swap’ is written as ‘&p2 !t3 %l5 @e3’.
What is the code for ‘Approximate’?
A)#l6 B) %e5 C) @e5 D) @e6 E) Cannot be determined
Directions (39): Study the following information to answer the given
questions:
In a certain code,
‘Condition Publish Media Paragraph’ is written as ‘OM36 AS36 EZ20
US28’,
‘Feedback Setting Show Pages’ is written as ‘AH20 ET28 HD16 EP32’,
‘Table Number Prefer College’ is written as ‘RI24 UI24 AV20 OV28’,
‘Game Split Urban Links’ is written as ‘AV16 IH20 RM20 PG20’.
Which is the code for ‘Letter Insert’?
A) EI28 NG28
B) EI24 NG28
C) EI28 NG24
D) EI24 NG24
E) None of these
TYPE03:- ROW BASED CODING:-
Directions (1-5): In every question two rows are given and to find out the
resultant of a particular row you need to follow the following steps:
Step 1: If an even number is followed by prime number then the resultant
will be the sum of two numbers.
Step 2: If an even number is followed by odd number then the resultant will
be the difference between the two numbers.
Step 3: If an odd number is followed by an odd number then the resultant
will division of bigger number by smaller number among them.
Step 4: If an even number is followed by an even composite number then
the resultant will be the higher number of them
Step 5: If odd number is followed by even number then the resultant will be
the multiplication of both numbers.
Step 6: If odd number is followed by prime number then the resultant will
be the lower number among them.
1). what is the difference in resultant of both the rows?
a) 110
b) 111 12 3 8 7
c) 124
d) 123
e) None of these 2 4 6 9

2) What is the resultant of second row if Y is the resultant of first row?

a) 5
b) 3 7 6 8 9
c) 8
d) 9 3 12 Y 13
e) None of these

3) What is the sum of resultants of both the rows?

a) 60 9 17 7 4
b) 42
c) 28
d) 70 2 5 19 6
e) None of these.
4) What is the LCM of resultant of both the rows?
a) 1
11 3 2 9
b) 8
c) 35
d) 14 4 5 2 3
e) None of these

5) What is the product of resultant of both the rows?

a) 52
2 7 5 8
b) 104
c) 106
d) 5 7 6 3 13
e) None of these
6). Find the difference between the resultant of the first and second row.

a) 116
b) 112 121 7 12
c) 114
d) 110
42 8 17
e) None of these

7) Find the product of the resultant of the given two rows.

a) 56
b) 72 60 08 13
c) 580
d) 290 42 3 28
e) None of these

8) Find the sum of the resultant of the given two rows.

a) 82 46 23 36
b) 83
c) 85
d) 86 65 4 5
e) None of these
Directions (6-10): There are two rows given and to find out the resultant of a
particular row you need to follow the following steps: –
Step 1: If an even number is followed by an even (nonprime) number then the
resultant will be the difference between numbers.
Step 2: If an even number is followed by an odd (prime) number then the resultant
will be the division of higher number by lower number.
Step 3: If an odd number is followed by another odd number (but not a cube or
square) then the resultant will be the addition of both the numbers.
Step 4: If an odd number is followed by an even number (but not a cube number)
then the resultant comes by multiplying the numbers.
Step 5: If an odd number is followed by a cube number then the resultant will be
the difference of the cube number and the odd number.
9) What is the resultant of the second row, if X is the resultant of the first row?
a) 6
b) 8
c) 2
09 27 03
d) 4
e) None of these
12 04 X

10) Find the sum of the resultant of the given two rows.
a) 74
b) 86
c) 94 7 36 03
d) 68
e) None of these 28 6 11
Directions (11-15): There are two rows given and to find out the resultant of a
particular row you need to follow the following steps: –

Step 1: If an odd number is followed by an odd (nonprime) number then the resultant
will be the addition of the numbers.
Step 2: If an even number is followed by an even (nonprime) number then the
resultant will be the subtraction of lower number from higher number.
Step 3: If an odd number is followed by another odd number (prime number) then
the resultant will be multiplication of both the numbers.
Step 4: If an odd number is followed by an even number then the resultant will be
higher number between them.
Step 5: If an even number is followed by a prime number then the resultant will be
lower number between them.
11) Find the difference between the resultant of the first and second row.
a) 6
b) 8 08 16 12
c) 4
d) 2 3 8 17
e) None of these

12) Find the product of the resultant of the given two rows.
a) 196
b) 210 8 5 3
c) 280
d) 220 7 14 37
e) None of these

13) Find the sum of the resultant of the given two rows.
a) 252
b) 253 9 23 18
c) 50
d) 257 45 58 8
e) None of these
14) What is the resultant of the second row, if X is the resultant of the first row?
a) 10
b) 13 27 33 2
c) 07
d) 02
e) None of these 22 7 X

15) Find the sum of the resultant of the given two rows.
a) 43 37 86 31
b) 55
c) 265
18 6 23
d) 235
e) None of these
 TYPE04:- CONDITIONAL CODING
Directions (1 – 5): Consider the following data:
Each element is denoted by a symbol as shown above. Further, consider the given
conditions and answer accordingly.

1.If the third element is odd and sixth element is a vowel, then both the elements
should be coded as '!'.

2. If the second element is consonant and sixth element is also a consonant, then both
the elements should be coded as the code of the second element.

3. If the fifth and sixth elements are odd, then the code for both the elements should
be interchanged.
E J L O N 0 3 2 U 6 9 X 5

} ^ # * ? & % $ ! > ~ | @

1. 0XUN2L 4. 2XU359
a) %!!?$| a) $#!%%@
b) &|!?$| b) &?!%~@
c) &|>~$| c) #|!$~@
d) &|!!$| d) $|!%~@
e) None of these e) None of these
2. L695UO 5. L326JE
a) #>%@!@ a) &%$>^>
b) #>!@!! b) #^$^^}
c) #>!*!$ c) #%$>^}
d) #}!@~! d) @%$~^}
e) None of these e) None of these
3. 6XOE2J
a) ||*}@|
b) >|*}$|
c) @~*}$|
d) >^&}$|
e) None of these
Directions (6 – 10):In each question below is given a group of letters followed by four
combinations of digits/symbols numbered (1), (2), (3) and (4). You have to find out which of
the combinations correctly represents the group of letters based on the following coding
system and the conditions that follow and mark the number of that combination as your
answer. If none of combinations correctly represents the group of letters, mark (5) i.e. 'None of
these' as your answer.

Conditions:
(i) If the first element is an even digit and the last element is a symbol, both are to be coded as
the code for the even digit.

(ii) If the first element is a symbol and the last element is an odd digit, their codes are to be
interchanged.

(iii) If the first element is an odd digit and the last element is an even digit, both are to be
coded as the code for the odd digit.
D/S 9 @ 2 4 $ 3 7 % + 1 5 6 * 8 ©
L R W F P A H B M E J Q I U N T

6. 853©2+ 9. 728%9$
a) NQHTFE a) AFNMRB
b) NQHTFN b) BFNMRB
c) EQHTFN c) AFNMRA
d) EQHTFE d) BFNMRA
e) None of these e) None of these
7. 4$%3*6 10. ©7+541
a) PAMHUI a) TBEQPT
b) PAMHUP b) TBEQPJ
c) IAMHUP c) JBEQPT
d) IAMHUI d) JBEQPJ
e) None of these e) None of these
8. 9@$3%6
a) IWAHMI
b) RWAHMI
c) IWAHMR
d) RWHAMR
e) None of these
Directions (11 – 15): Consider the following data and answer
the questions based on the following conditions.
Conditions:
1. If the first digit is even and the last digit is odd, then both are to be coded as the
code of the first digit.

2. If the first digit is odd and the last digit is even, then the codes for the first and
the last digits are to be interchanged.

3. If the first as well as the last digit is odd, then both are to be coded as the code of
the last digit.

4. If the first as well as the last digit is even, then both are to be coded as the code
for the highest digit present in that particular group.
Digit 1 0 5 2 6 3 9 7 4 8

Symbol @ A # C K $ % G * &

11. 243578 14. 987366

a) &*$G# & a) K&G$KK
b) &*$#G& b) %&G$K%
c) C*$#G& c) K&$GK%
d) C*$#GC d) K&G$%K
e) &$*#G& e) K&G$K%
12. 124567 15. 928657
a) CC*#KC a) %C&K#%
b) GC*#KK b) GC&#KG
c) GC*K#G c) GC&K#G
d) GC*#KG d) G&CK#G
e) G*C#KG e) GC&#K%
13. 697845
a) K%G&*K
b) G%G&*K
c) K%G*&K
d) KG%&*K
e) #%G&*#
(CONDITIONAL BASED TYPE _02):-
Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.
In a certain code language, The consonants up to M are coded with the first four prime
numbers i.e., B = 2, C = 3, and so on (After 7, start the numbering from 2 again). The
consonants from N to Z are coded with the first four composite numbers i.e., N = 4, P = 6,
and so on (After 9, start the numbering from 4 again). Vowels A, E, I, O, and U are coded as
@, $, %, & and # respectively. The codes are written from left end to right end. If two or
more condition is applicable then consider all the conditions.
Condition 1: If the first and last letters are vowels, then both the codes for the vowels are to
be interchanged and the vowels except them are to be coded as ‘*’. (For example ACTIVE -
$36*8@)
Condition 2: If the second letter of a word is a vowel, then code the letter with the
corresponding code and all the vowels following it will be coded as ‘!’. (For example
TECTONIC – 6$36!4!3)
Condition 3: If the second letter of a word is a consonant, then code the letter with the code
for the alphabet which comes after a gap of 2 letters in the given alphabet series. (i.e., the
code for ‘B’ is the code for ‘E’ and so on, after Z start with A again)
Condition 4: If the first and last letters are consonants, then both the consonants are to be
replaced with the code for the next alphabet in the given alphabet series. (For example,
the code for ‘B’ will be coded with the code for ‘C’ and so on, after Z starts with A again).
Condition 5: If in a word, none of the conditions follows, then code the consonants and
vowels with the corresponding code and then reverse the entire code.
Note:
1. If conditions 2 or 3 and 1 follows, then give first priority to condition 1 and then
condition 2 or 3.
2. If conditions 2 or 3 and 4 follows, then give first priority to condition 4 and then
condition 2 or 3.
3. If more than two conditions follow between conditions 1 to condition 4, then coding will
be done based on the final condition.
Q1:-Find the code for the phrase ‘SMART WORK EASY’ using the given conditions?
a. 463@4 57&# @46!
b. 66@9# 4&92 $@46
c. 83!!3 72!6 943!
d. 7242! #54@ 83!%
e. None of these
2. What will be the possible word for the code ‘5&44!46!4# $8$926’ with respect to the given
conditions?
a. CONTINUOUS ACTIVE
b. SUBSTITUTE OBJECT
c. PERMANENT COURSE
d. CONSISTANT ENERGY
e. Cannot be determined
3. How can the word ‘CONTINGENT SPECIES’ be coded as per the conditions?
a. 5!42!4&46!# 6$3$4%6
b. 28%76!@23! 4256@&4
c. 5&46!42!4# 64$3%$6
d. 4#64!23!4!7 34%2&@3
e. None of the above
4. Find the word which best suits to the code ‘8863&2&28’ using the given conditions.
a. PSYCOLOGY
b. PHENOMINA
c. ENLIGHTED
d. SYNERGIZE
e. Cannot be determined
5. What will be the code for the word ‘ADVENTURE’ with respect to the given
conditions?
a. $58$46#9@
b. @28$46#9$
c. @58$46#9$
d. $28*46*9@
e. None of the above
 TYPE05:- MATRIX CODING
Q1:There is a 4x4 matrix which produces certain signals to operate different bulbs.
The rows of the matrix are #, %, $ and @ from bottom to top and the columns are A, B,
C and D from left to right end. Top row contains numbers which are consecutive
multiple of 5 from 10. Second row from the bottom contains numbers which are
consecutive multiple of 11 from 11. First row from the bottom contains numbers which
are consecutive multiple of 13 from 13. Second row from the top contains numbers which
are consecutive multiples of 15 from 15.
The matrix produce the signal to operate the light bulbs such as Green, Red, Blue and
Yellow.
• If the numeric value of string is between 0 to 20 then Green bulb switches on.
• If the value is between 21 and 60 then Red bulb switches on.
• If the value is between 60 and 100 then Blue bulb switches on.
• If the value is between 100 and 150 then Yellow bulb switches on.
• Except these values the bulb does not operate.
Conditions for Numeric signal values are:
1.If sum of the digits of 1st as well as last number is even, then interchange the 10th digit
& one's digit of all numbers and then add the highest and lowest numbers.

2.If sum of the digits of 1st as well as last number is odd,, then subtract both these
numbers to get the numerical value.

3.If sum of the digits of 1st number is odd and last number is even, then add one's digit of
all the numbers to get the numerical value.

4. If sum of the digits of 1st number is even and last number is odd, then add the 2nd
highest and 2nd lowest number to get numerical values.

Q. Which bulb will switch on for following strings:

(i) @B$C#D%A
(ii) %D$B%C@A
(iii) @D$A%C#A
(iv) #D%B@C$A
Q2:-There is a 3*5 matrix which can produce signals which in turn help in illumination
of some LED lights. The row of the matrix are denoted by #, ^ and $ from bottom to top
and the columns are denoted by the alphabets P, Q, R, S and T from left to right.
# row contains number which are consecutive multiple of 7, starting from 28.
$ row contains number which are consecutive multiple of 13, starting from 13.
^ row contains number which are consecutive multiple of 11, starting from 11.

The matrix helps in producing signals which can be either a single string of number I or
two line string I and J. There are four lights A, B, C and D, based on outcome of the
strings mentioned above one of the light blink.

Conditions:
1. If outcome is greater than 210, then D blinks.
2. If outcome is below 85, then A will blinks.
3. If outcome range is 85-110, then B blinks.
4. If outcome range is 111-210, then C blinks.
For outcome of the string :
1.If an odd number is followed by an even number than the one's places of all the two
digits numbers are deleted and, tenth place are multiplied to get the outcome.
2. If the string contains two prime numbers, then the tenth's place is deleted from each of
the two digit number and remaining number are multiplied.
3. If the string has all even numbers, then outcome of the string is obtained by adding all
the numbers.
4. If no above logic is followed then simple outcome is addition of the numbers.
Note: Only one condition is applied and that too in order they appear in.

1. If I=$R ^S $P # T, then outcome and which LED light blink ?

2. If I=#P #R $S ^Q, then which light blink?
3. If I =$Q #S $P ^P, then which light blink?
Q3:-There is a 5*4 matrix which can produce frequency signals which help in the
illumination of some bulbs. The rows of the matrix are denoted by A, B, C, D and E from
top to bottom respectively and the columns are denoted by #, $, ^ and ! From left to right
respectively. Numbers in each column are a consecutive multiple of 13, 12, 15 and 9
respectively from left to right.The value of C# is 65. The difference of E# and E$ is 7. The
value of C^ is 3/4th of the value of C$. The value of D$ and D! is equal. The value of B! is
24 more than B^.The matrix helps in producing frequency which is a string of numbers.
There are five bulbs maroon, green, white, pink and purple. Based on the outcome of the
string frequency one of the bulbs blinks.
Condition for blink:
I. If the outcome of the string is between 300 and 450 then the pink bulb blinks.
II. If the outcome of the string is between 250 and 275 then the green bulb blinks.
III. If the outcome of the string is between 175 and 225 then the maroon bulb blinks.
IV. If the outcome of the string is between 110 and 150 then the purple bulb blinks.
V. If the outcome of the string is between 45 and 95 then the white bulb blinks.
VI. If none of the above conditions follows then no bulb blinks.
Condition for the outcome of the string:
1.If all the numbers of the string are an even number then resultant frequency can be
obtained by multiplying digit of all two digits numbers.
2.If a second number is a perfect square and the second last number is a multiple of 4 then
the resultant frequency can be obtained by the sum of all two digits numbers.
3.If all the numbers are odd then the resultant frequency can be obtained by multiplying
one's place digit of all the numbers.
4.If a perfect square number is followed by a number which is a multiple of 5 then the
resultant frequency can be obtained by the sum of the product of the digits of the highest
and lowest number.
5.If none of the above condition follows then the resultant frequency can be obtained by
the difference between the highest and lowest number.
6.If more than one string is given then the resultant frequency can be obtained by the
difference between the results of individual strings.
Note: if more than one condition is followed then choose only one as per the order.
Q. If J = D$ A$ C^ E$, then which of the following bulb blinks?
Q. What comes in place of blank space such that maroon bulb blinks ?
K =D#_D! Α^
A) E!
B)AS
C)C#
D)D^
E)None of these

Q. If J = B$ A$ D! B! And K = A# A^ E! C#, then which of the following bulb blink?

Q. If Z = C! A^ E^ A#, then which of the following bulb blink ?

 TYPE06:- HOUR & MINUTE HAND BASED CODING
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
@ means either hour hand or minute hand is at 2
+ means either hour hand or minute hand is at 5
? means either hour hand or minute hand is at 3
< means either hour hand or minute hand is at 4
> means either hour hand or minute hand is at 12
~ means either hour hand or minute hand is at 8
Note: If two symbols are given in then by default first symbol is considered as an hour hand
and the second one is considered as a minute hand. And all time is considered at PM. e.g. <~
= 4:40 PM.
Q1:- A train D which travels at the uniform speed of 10 m per second leaves Agra to
Lucknow at @< and train F travels to Agra from Lucknow and started the journey at
@~. The train F travels onethird faster than train D. So, at what time both the train meet
each other if the distance between Agra and Lucknow is 138 km?
a. <~
b. +<
c. <@
d. +?
e. Data Inadequate
Q2:- If a train departed from a Delhi station at >? and it takes 150 minutes to reach the
destination then at what time Naman should reach the destination if he wants to reach
there before 5 minutes of the train's reaching time?
a. ~@
b. @+
c. @~
d. ?@
e. None of the Above
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
@ means either minutes or seconds are 13
^ means either minutes or seconds are 32
& means either minutes or seconds are 35
$ means either minutes or seconds are 48
> means either minutes or seconds are 27
# means either minutes or seconds are 55
% means either minutes or seconds are 40
Note: if two symbols are given then by default first symbol is considered as minute and the
other is considered as second. For example, @> means 13 minutes and 27 seconds
Q3:-In an examination hall the maximum exam time was # minutes and a student X
completed his exam in exactly $% and the student R who finished first took &@ so, what
was the absolute difference between the time of X and R?
a. @>
b. >@
c. >^
d. ^>
e. Can't Be Determined
Q4:-A person usually takes %> to reach office but he got late to his office by @&. Then,
how much time it took the person to reach the office that day?
a. #@
b. @#
c. $#
d. #$
e. None of these
Q5:-Three contestants are participating in a race. The one who was in the second position
finished the race in &# and he took @^ less than the one who finished third. Then how
much time was taken by the one who finished third?
a. #%
b. %#
c. $>
d. >$
e. None of these
Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
@ Means either the hour hand or the minute hand is at 2.
# Means either the hour hand or the minute hand is at 8.
* Means either the hour hand or the minute hand is at 4.
$ Means either the hour hand or the minute hand is at 6.
% Means either the hour hand or the minute hand is at 9.
& Means either the hour hand or the minute hand is at 7.
Note: If two symbols are given, then by default, the first symbol refers to the hour hand
and the second symbol refers to the minute hand. In the following questions, time is
considered at pm.
Q6:-Raman usually takes 125 minutes to reach home from the office. He usually leaves his
office at $#. Today he leaves the office 25 minutes earlier to surprise his wife but due to
heavy traffic, he wastes his 15 minutes. At what time he reaches home?
a. #&
b. *&
c. #%
d. &#
e. None of these
Q7:-If you reach the railway station at &@, this is 25 minutes earlier than the actual
arrival time of the train. There is an announcement at the railway station that the train
will come late by 1 hour and 10 minutes. At what time the train will arrive at the station?
a. &%
b. #$
c. $%
d. #%
e. None of these
Q8:-A train travel from station A to station B. There are five intermediate stations in
between. The train takes 40 minutes to reach its immediate next station and the halt time
at each station is 5 min, 3 min, 2 min, 4 min, and 1 min respectively. If the train starts at
@*, then at what time will it depart from the third station?
a. *&
b. %#
c. $#
d. *%
e. None of these
Q9:-If a flight from New Delhi airport is scheduled for departure at $%, Raman usually
takes 105 minutes to reach the airport from his home. If scheduled check-in is 25 minutes
before the departure time. At what time Raman leaves his home such that he must reach
5 minutes before the check-in?
a. %#
b. $#
c. *$
d. &$
e. None of these
Q10:-A man leaves his home at $& and after 25 minutes he reaches his college it takes 10
min to reach his class from his college gate. If he stayed at the college gate for 35 minutes,
then at what time he reached his class?
a. %&
b. &&
c. $*
d. &%
e. None of these
 TYPE07:- BINARY BASED CODING
Direction (Q.1-5): Study the following question and give the answer.
In a certain code, the symbol for 0 is @ and for 1 is #. No number or symbol is greater
than 1. The value of symbol for 1 doubles itself every time it shifts one place to the left.
'0' is depicted as @
'1' is depicted as #
'2' is depicted as #@
'3' is depicted as ##
'4' is depicted as #@@ and so on

Q1. Which of the following will represent 8?

A. ##@@
B. @##@
C. ##@@
D. @@##
E. None of these
2. Which of the following will represent Q4. Which of the following number will be
19? represented by #@@@# ?
A. #@## A. 22
B. @##@ B. 31
C. ##@@ C. 14
D. #@#@@ D. 17
E. none of these E. None of these
Q3. Which of the following will be
represented by ##@#? Q5. Which of the following is the average
A. 8 of #### and #####?
B. 11 a.22
C. 13 b. 18
D. 12 c. 25
E. None of these d. 23
e. None of these
Direction (6-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the following
questions. In alphabetical series A-Z each letter except vowels and Z is assigned a
different number from 1-10 (for ex- B is coded as 1, C-2 M-10) and again those numbers
get repeated (for ex- N-1, P-2....So on).Also each vowel and Z is assigned a different
symbol viz. #, $, %, @, &, *.
For ex-
"Remain am Brown" is coded as - 4*10@#1 @10 14$81
"You are good" is coded as – 10$% @4* 5$$3
"Zenith in topper" is coded as - &*1#66 #1 6$22*4

Q6. What can be the code of 'Bankers'?

a) 1@18*52
b) 1@81*45
c) 1@18*54
d) 1@18*45
e) None of these
Q7. What can be the code of 'digital Q9. What can be the code of 'Indian
library'? Culture'?
a) 3#5#6$9 9#41@410 a)#13#@1 2%96%4%
b) 3#5#6@9 9#14@410 b)#13#@1 2%96%4*
c) 3#5#6@9 9#14@401 c) #13#@12$96%4*
d) 3#5#6@99#14@140 d) #13#@1 2%95%4*
e) None of these e) None of these

Q8. What can be the code of 'complexity'? Q10. What can be the code of 'Nationality?
a) 2$1029*96#10 a)1@6#$1@9#611
b) 2$1029*9#160 b) 1@6#$1@9#601
c) 2$1029*9#610 c) 1@6#$1@9#160
d) 2$1029*9#601 d) 1@6#$1@9#610
e) None of these e) None of these
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