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Tailored for SSC CHSL Reasoning Ability. 5 active practice questions. Related topics: Analogy, Classification, Series.

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Alphabet Test at a glance

Alphabet Test revision for SSC CHSL: understand the relation, apply the correct logical method, avoid assumptions and practise under time.

Concept

Core idea

Alphabet Test questions use positions and patterns in the English alphabet. Common tasks include forward/backward position, opposite letters, letter gaps and coded shifts.

SSC CHSL focus: Identify the relation or positional rule first, then solve with the shortest valid reasoning path and verify the final option.

Short Notes

Fast revision notes

Alphabet Test revision: rule → diagram/relation → option check → timed practice → error review.

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Last-minute points

  • Core relation
  • Fast method
  • Common trap
  • Approved practice
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Formula / key facts

  • A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26
  • Opposite-position sum = 27
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Tricks / shortcuts

Memorise a few anchor positions such as A1, E5, J10, O15, T20, Z26 and move from them instead of counting from A every time.

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Memorise a few anchor positions such as A1, E5, J10, O15, T20, Z26 and move from them instead of counting from A every time.

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  • Translate the wording into a small diagram, relation or rule.
  • Use only information stated or logically forced by the question.
  • Eliminate options only after the core relation is clear.
Mistakes

Common traps to avoid

  • Adding assumptions that are not given.
  • Reversing left/right, rank direction or relationship direction.
  • Choosing a familiar-looking option before testing the rule.
Solved Example

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Practice example: If the letters of EDUCATION are arranged alphabetically, which letter will be fifth from the left?

Solution: The fifth letter is I.

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Before you solve

  1. For Alphabet Test, choose the pair with the same relation as Book : Reading.
  2. Which letter is fifth to the right of M in the English alphabet?
  3. If the letters of the word COMPUTER are arranged in alphabetical order, which letter will be fourth from the left?
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Shortcut before you solve

Alphabet Test becomes faster when you identify whether the question is about position, gap, order, or reverse order.

Featured shortcut

Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order.

Exam-use rule

Count positions carefully in the direction specified by the question.

Use this in 3 seconds

Mark the starting letter and direction before counting.

Faster solving steps

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Step 2 Apply same pattern

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Step 3 Eliminate wrong options

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Step 4 Confirm final answer

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Use the shortcut above before solving these questions

Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order.

Tip: A = 1 and Z = 26 is useful, but many alphabet questions need only forward/backward counting.
Real exam shortcut before you solve

Which letter is 3 places to the right of D?

Step 1

Move right from D: E, F, G.

Step 2

The required letter is G.

Rule

Count positions carefully in the direction specified by the question.

3-second trick

Mark the starting letter and direction before counting.

Trap to avoid

Do not count the starting letter as the first move unless the question explicitly says so.

Correct answer

G

Worked example

Which letter is 3 places to the right of D?

Thinking path
  • Start at D.
  • Move three positions right.
  • You reach G.

Final answer: G

Why this is fast: Direct positional counting avoids writing the full alphabet.

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Q1 Medium

If the letters of EDUCATION are arranged alphabetically, which letter will be fifth from the left?

Concept type: Alphabet position and letter-order reasoning Shortcut used: Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order. Quick hint: A = 1 and Z = 26 is useful, but many alphabet questions need only forward/backward counting.
Quick idea: The fifth letter is I.
Q2 Medium

If the letters of MARKETING are arranged alphabetically, which letter will be sixth from the left?

Concept type: Alphabet position and letter-order reasoning Shortcut used: Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order. Quick hint: A = 1 and Z = 26 is useful, but many alphabet questions need only forward/backward counting.
Quick idea: The sixth letter is M.
Q3 Medium

If the letters of the word COMPUTER are arranged in alphabetical order, which letter will be fourth from the left?

Concept type: Alphabet position and letter-order reasoning Shortcut used: Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order. Quick hint: A = 1 and Z = 26 is useful, but many alphabet questions need only forward/backward counting.
Quick idea: The fourth letter is O.
Q4 Easy

Which letter is fifth to the right of M in the English alphabet?

Concept type: Alphabet position and letter-order reasoning Shortcut used: Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order. Quick hint: A = 1 and Z = 26 is useful, but many alphabet questions need only forward/backward counting.
Quick idea: The required letter is R.
Q5 Easy

For Alphabet Test, choose the pair with the same relation as Book : Reading.

Concept type: Alphabet position and letter-order reasoning Shortcut used: Use letter positions only when needed, and first check direction, gap, or relative order. Quick hint: A = 1 and Z = 26 is useful, but many alphabet questions need only forward/backward counting.
Quick idea: A book is used for reading, and a pen is used for writing.
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How should I revise Alphabet Test for SSC CHSL?

Review the core pattern, solve one worked example and then attempt a short timed drill.

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