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In each of the following questions, a word is transformed into a combination of letters and numbers following a specific pattern. Analyze the transformation used in the first pair and apply the same rule to find the missing term in the second pair. BOAT: C40U :: JUMP : ?

AK58Q

BK76P

CK95T

DK52E

Answer:

A. K58Q

Read Explanation:

  • First letter → Next alphabet letter.

  • Middle number → Sum of the alphabetical positions of all four letters.

  • Last letter → Next alphabet letter.

Let's check:

BOAT

  • B = 2

  • O = 15

  • A = 1

  • T = 20

Total = 2 + 15 + 1 + 20 = 38

This still does not produce 40.

JUMP

  • J = 10

  • U = 21

  • M = 13

  • P = 16

Total = 10 + 21 + 13 + 16 = 60

This does not produce 58.

So even with common SSC coding patterns, the given example and answer do not match.

Final conclusion

There is no valid coding rule that converts:

  • BOAT → C40U
    and simultaneously

  • JUMP → K58Q.


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