UGC NET Questions (Paper – 1)

All of these groups are four letter palindromes where the first and last letters are the same and the middle pair are also the same. From BZZB to CYYC to DXXD to EWWE, the outer letters move forward B, C, D, E while the inner letters move backward Z, Y, X, W. To continue this dual movement, the next outer letter should be F and the next inner letter should be V, one step before W. This produces FVVF, which alone maintains both the mirror structure and the opposing motions.

Option A:
Option A, FWWF, advances the outer letters correctly to F but keeps the inner letters at W instead of moving them backward. This freezes the inner sequence and breaks the clear descent Z, Y, X, W. Because it ignores the change in the middle pair, FWWF does not follow the pattern precisely.

Option B:
Option B, FXXF, pairs F with X but that would repeat an inner letter that already appeared with DXXD rather than continue the sequence. It does not move the inner letters one step back from W as required. Since it disturbs the ordered progression of middle letters, FXXF is not a correct continuation.

Option C:
Option C is correct because FVVF uses F as the next outer letter and V as the next inner letter, continuing the simple stepping patterns on both sides. The palindromic form with matching first and last letters and matching middle pair is preserved completely. This perfect consistency with the mirror structure and letter movements makes FVVF the only suitable next term.

Option D:
Option D, GVVG, shifts the outer letter too far ahead to G. It no longer respects the one step outer progression (E to F) shown in the series. Therefore it cannot be accepted as the answer.