
Railway exams, especially RRB Group D, include a reasoning section that tests your problem-solving skills. One of the most important topics in reasoning is coding-decoding. To solve coding-decoding questions quickly and correctly, the RRB Group D Reasoning Elimination Method is very useful. In this article, we will explain this method in simple steps with examples, following the guidance of Deepak Sir.
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The RRB Group D Reasoning Elimination Method is a technique to solve coding-decoding questions by removing wrong options. Many students make mistakes when they try to guess codes. Using this method, you can find the correct code for words step by step. The method is also called the elimination method because it eliminates impossible options first.
This method is very helpful in RRB exams because coding-decoding questions often appear in every paper. Deepak Sir emphasizes that practicing this method can save time and improve accuracy.
In RRB Group D reasoning, coding-decoding questions usually involve assigning numbers to letters or symbols. Without proper logic, students often select wrong answers. The RRB Group D Reasoning Elimination Method helps to:
Identify correct letter-number pairs.
Remove options that cannot be correct.
Save time in the exam.
Reduce the chances of errors.
By practicing this method, students can solve even complex questions with confidence.
Read the question carefully. Identify the words and the codes given. For example:
| Bank Name | Code |
| SBI | 786 |
| RBI | 617 |
| CBI | 726 |
You may be asked to find the code for a new word like NIC.
Check for letters common between words. For example, in RIC and NIC, the common letters are I and C. Note these common letters because their codes are related.
Compare the codes of similar words. Use elimination to find the correct digits. For example, if BI corresponds to 7 and 6 in some code, the remaining letter gets the last digit.
| Letter | Code |
| S | 8 |
| R | 1 |
| C | 2 |
| B | 6 |
| I | 7 |
The order of digits in the code may change. For example, RIC can be 172, 217, or 712. The RRB Group D Reasoning Elimination Method focuses on the digits, not the order. The correct option will contain all required digits.
For phrases or multiple words, the same elimination process applies. Find common letters between words, remove impossible options, and assign codes to remaining letters.
Example:
Words: HOT, FOOD, WONDERFUL
Goal: Find code for WONDERFUL
Method: Use elimination from other words to confirm the correct code.
This step-by-step approach works for all coding-decoding questions in RRB Group D.
Here are 20 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers to practice the RRB Group D Reasoning Elimination Method.
A) 312
B) 324
C) 341
D) 213
Answer: A) 312
A) 672
B) 572
C) 652
D) 692
Answer: C) 652
A) 841
B) 184
C) 814
D) 481
Answer: B) 184
A) 659
B) 695
C) 965
D) 596
Answer: C) 965
A) 348
B) 438
C) 483
D) 384
Answer: A) 348
A) 482
B) 348
C) 732
D) 842
Answer: A) 482
A) 217
B) 127
C) 721
D) 271
Answer: A) 217
A) 456
B) 765
C) 457
D) 654
Answer: A) 456
A) 1786
B) 6178
C) 6178
D) 6178
Answer: B) 6178
(For practical purposes, NOON shares code digits as in the system.)
A) 123
B) 132
C) 231
D) 321
Answer: B) 132
A) 736
B) 736
C) 376
D) 637
Answer: C) 376
A) 245
B) 425
C) 542
D) 254
Answer: A) 245
A) 5637
B) 7563
C) 5637
D) 3567
Answer: C) 5637
A) 427
B) 247
C) 724
D) 742
Answer: A) 427
A) 6178
B) 6718
C) 7618
D) 1768
Answer: A) 6178
A) 518
B) 581
C) 185
D) 815
Answer: A) 518
A) 927
B) 972
C) 729
D) 792
Answer: A) 927
A) 163
B) 613
C) 361
D) 136
Answer: B) 613
A) 476
B) 746
C) 467
D) 764
Answer: A) 476
A) 573
B) 537
C) 735
D) 357
Answer: A) 573
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