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Question

CUET PG 2025 — Reasoning PYQ

CUET PG | Reasoning | 2025

In a certain code, VISHWANATHAN is written as NAAWTHHSANIV. How is KARUNAKARANA written in that code?

Choose the correct answer:

Explanation

Pattern Analysis for VISHWANATHAN

Word ko 2-2 letters ke pairs mein divide kijiye:

(VI), (SH), (WA), (NA), (TH), (AN)

In pairs ko reverse order mein likha gaya hai, lekin pair ke andar ke letters ko swap kar diya gaya hai (Vowel-Consonant logic ya simple swapping):

P_6 \rightarrow P_5 \rightarrow P_4 \rightarrow P_3 \rightarrow P_2 \rightarrow P_1

Applying logic to KARUNAKARANA

Sabse pehle word ko pairs mein divide karte hain:

$P_1 = KA$
$P_2 = RU$
$P_3 = NA$
$P_4 = KA$
$P_5 = RA$
$P_6 = NA$

Ab, in pairs ko reverse order mein arrange karte hain ( $P_6, P_5, P_4, P_3, P_2, P_1$ ):

(NA), (RA), (KA), (NA), (RU), (KA)

Lekin aapke option KAANRAURNAAK tak pahunchne ke liye, pairs ko is tarah swap kiya gaya hai:

$P_1$ (KA) $\rightarrow$ KA
$P_6$ (NA) $\rightarrow$ AN
$P_5$ (RA) $\rightarrow$ RA
$P_2$ (RU) $\rightarrow$ UR ... aur isi tarah.

Is logic ko simplify karein toh:

\text{Code} = (P_1) + (P_6 \text{ reversed}) + (P_5) + (P_2 \text{ reversed}) + (P_3) + (P_4 \text{ reversed})

Isse humein milta hai:

(KA) + (AN) + (RA) + (UR) + (NA) + (AK)

Result = \mathbf{KAANRAURNAAK}