In the following question, select the odd letters from the given alternatives.
HSU
In each group the step from the 2nd letter to the 3rd letter is \(+3\) in the alphabet (with wrap-around):
CXA: X(24) → A(1) = +3; MNQ: N(14) → Q(17) = +3; PKN: K(11) → N(14) = +3.
HSU: S(19) → U(21) = \(+2\), breaking the pattern. Hence HSU is the odd one out.
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