If 'FOREST' is coded as 'ROFEST', what is the code for 'JUNGLE'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

If 'FOREST' is coded as 'ROFEST', what is the code for 'JUNGLE'?
A. NUJELG
B. NUJGLE
C. NUJGEL
D. UNJGLE
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The first three letters are reversed, and the last three remain the same. JUNGLE -> NUJ + GLE -> NUJGLE.

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In a certain code, 'NATION' is written as 'ANITNO'. How is 'EXPORT' written?
A. XEPOTR
B. EXOPTR
C. XPEOTR
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Correct Answer: Option A


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D. ho

Correct Answer: Option B


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Correct Answer: Option C


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