UGC NET Questions (Paper – 1)

The rule states that each letter is replaced by the next letter in the alphabet. For the word NET, N is followed by O, E is followed by F and T is followed by U. Replacing each letter accordingly, N becomes O, E becomes F and T becomes U, giving the code OFU. This maintains the same pattern that was used to convert WORD into XPSE.

Option A:
Option A correctly shifts every letter of NET forward by one position, providing O from N, F from E and U from T. It applies the coding rule consistently to all positions and thus matches the example given.

Option B:
Option B, OEU, shifts only some letters correctly and uses E instead of F for the second position. This breaks the uniform next-letter rule for the middle letter.

Option C:
Option C, MFS, shifts N backwards to M instead of forwards and only partially follows the pattern. It does not consistently apply the specified direction of shift.

Option D:
Option D, NEU, keeps N unchanged, which contradicts the rule that each letter must be replaced by its immediate successor in the alphabet.