In a certain code language, 'GROUP' is written as '7T15W16' and 'STATE' is written as '19V1V5'. How will 'RIGHT' be written in that language?

Let us look closely at the pattern used for encoding the words.
For GROUP→7T15W16:

G→7 (Its alphabetical position value)

R→T (R+2=T)

O→15 (Its alphabetical position value)

U→W (U+2=W)

P→16 (Its alphabetical position value)

For STATE→19V1V5:

S→19 (Position value)

T→V (T+2=V)

A→1 (Position value)

T→V (T+2=V)

E→5 (Position value)

Logic:

Alternating letters starting from the first letter are replaced by their corresponding positional value numbers.

The remaining letters are shifted forward by +2.

Applying the same logic to RIGHT:

R→18 (Position value)

I→I+2=K

G→7 (Position value)

H→H+2=J

T→20 (Position value)

Combining these gives: 18K7J20.