Coding-Decoding for IBPS RRB Clerk, FREE PDF & Live Quiz

1. Study the following code language:

‘value risk branch profit’ = ek jp ty hm
‘value secure target’ = rg zf hm
‘risk secure digital’ = ek rg nq
‘branch target market’ = vy ty zf

Which pair of codes represents ‘value risk’?

2. In a certain coding pattern, TARGET is written as BUHSUF. Using exactly the same pattern, how will SECURE be written?

3. A code is formed using these rules: (i) if the letter is a vowel, replace it by its opposite letter in the alphabet; consonants remain unchanged; (ii) for the number, a prime number is squared; otherwise an even number is multiplied by 3 and an odd number is increased by 5. If more than one numerical rule seems applicable, the prime-number rule has priority. What is the code for M6?

4. In a certain coding pattern, PROFIT is written as QQEKSR. Using exactly the same pattern, how will ASSET be written?

5. Study the following code language:

‘trade digital supply growth’ = lb jn lq xb
‘trade bank saving’ = pf xb pc
‘digital bank field’ = un lb pf
‘supply saving report’ = lq au pc

Which pair of codes represents ‘trade digital’?

6. A code is formed using these rules: (i) if the letter is a vowel, replace it by its opposite letter in the alphabet; consonants remain unchanged; (ii) for the number, a prime number is squared; otherwise an even number is multiplied by 3 and an odd number is increased by 5. If more than one numerical rule seems applicable, the prime-number rule has priority. What is the code for O2?

7. In a certain coding pattern, FINANCE is written as VXMZMRU. Using exactly the same pattern, how will DEMAND be written?

8. Study the following code language:

‘profit price target bank’ = at jx qi hd
‘profit farm supply’ = at kn fo
‘price farm branch’ = yu jx kn
‘target supply crop’ = qi ul fo

Which pair of codes represents ‘profit price’?

9. In a certain coding pattern, FIELD is written as WOVRU. Using exactly the same pattern, how will PROFIT be written?

10. A code is formed using these rules: (i) if the letter is a vowel, replace it by its opposite letter in the alphabet; consonants remain unchanged; (ii) for the number, a prime number is squared; otherwise an even number is multiplied by 3 and an odd number is increased by 5. If more than one numerical rule seems applicable, the prime-number rule has priority. What is the code for L3?

11. Study the following code language:

‘trade customer village asset’ = eh cb yw fg
‘trade policy branch’ = hz fg mh
‘customer policy secure’ = cb hz uj
‘village branch market’ = ef mh eh

Which pair of codes represents ‘trade customer’?

12. In a certain coding pattern, CREDIT is written as ERCCTI. Using exactly the same pattern, how will FINANCE be written?

13. Study the following code language:

‘grain account asset value’ = ki sh gf kv
‘grain saving method’ = pi sh iy
‘account saving officer’ = kv iy jy
‘asset method finance’ = pi ki so

Which pair of codes represents ‘grain account’?

14. In a certain coding pattern, METHOD is written as FNIUEP. Using exactly the same pattern, how will RURAL be written?

15. In a certain coding pattern, DIGITAL is written as OZGRTRW. Using exactly the same pattern, how will VILLAGE be written?

16. A code is formed using these rules: (i) if the letter is a vowel, replace it by its opposite letter in the alphabet; consonants remain unchanged; (ii) for the number, a prime number is squared; otherwise an even number is multiplied by 3 and an odd number is increased by 5. If more than one numerical rule seems applicable, the prime-number rule has priority. What is the code for Z11?

17. Study the following code language:

‘value branch growth profit’ = lk qu gv md
‘value digital village’ = td dj lk
‘branch digital income’ = uh dj gv
‘growth village bank’ = md td dw

Which pair of codes represents ‘value branch’?

18. Study the following code language:

‘demand payment officer secure’ = im lp kq bi
‘demand capital target’ = lc vr lp
‘payment capital trade’ = lc hr kq
‘officer target deposit’ = zs vr im

Which pair of codes represents ‘demand payment’?

19. In a certain coding pattern, ACCOUNT is written as CCANTNU. Using exactly the same pattern, how will INCOME be written?

20. A code is formed using these rules: (i) if the letter is a vowel, replace it by its opposite letter in the alphabet; consonants remain unchanged; (ii) for the number, a prime number is squared; otherwise an even number is multiplied by 3 and an odd number is increased by 5. If more than one numerical rule seems applicable, the prime-number rule has priority. What is the code for E7?