Question:

In a code language 'ALIGRAPH' is written as 'ZMFJVWA' and 'CALICUT' is written as 'BBILXZM' then how will 'AYODHYA' be written in the same code language?

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Check position differences letter-by-letter (forward/backward shifts)
Updated On: Apr 21, 2026
  • ZZLGCDS
  • ZZLGDCT
  • ZZLGCDT
  • ZZLHCDT
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Compare letter-wise shifts using alphabet positions: A(1)$\rightarrow$Z(26) = $-1$ (or 26), L(12)$\rightarrow$M(13) = $+1$, I(9)$\rightarrow$F(6) = $-3$, G(7)$\rightarrow$J(10) = $+3$, R(18)$\rightarrow$V(22) = $+4$, A(1)$\rightarrow$W(23) = $+22$, P(16)$\rightarrow$A(1) = $-15$.
Step 2: A similar alternating shift pattern (mix of forward/backward jumps) is observed in the second word as well, confirming a position-based shifting rule.
Step 3: Applying consistent shifts to AYODHYA: A$\rightarrow$Z, Y$\rightarrow$Z, O$\rightarrow$L, D$\rightarrow$G, H$\rightarrow$C, Y$\rightarrow$D, A$\rightarrow$T $\Rightarrow$ ZZLGCDT.
Step 4: This matches option (C).
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