Question
In the following question, select the odd letters from
the given alternatives.Solution
The logic followed here is: First letter moves 3 places forward. QT à Q (17) + 3 = T (20) KM à K (11) + 3 = N (14) UX à U (21) + 3 = X (24) VZ à V (22) + 4 = Z (26) Thus, the odd one is VZ. Hence, the correct answer is (D).
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