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NTPC Graduate Tier 1 2025 Shift-1 📅 06 May, 2025

A string of characters is coded via a cipher table mapping numbers and symbols to letters: 7=P, 2=T, 4=B, @=F, 5=J. Specific conditional transposition rules exist but may not trigger depending on the input sequence.

What will be the exact alphabetical code generated for the raw input group '724@5' ?

A
PBBFJ
B
JTBFP
C
JBBFP
D
PTBFJ
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NTPC Graduate Tier 1
2025 • 06 May, 2025 • Shift-1
A string of characters is coded via a cipher table mapping numbers and symbols to letters: 7=P, 2=T, 4=B, @=F, 5=J. Specific conditional transposition rules exist but may not trigger depending on the input sequence.

What will be the exact alphabetical code generated for the raw input group '724@5' ?
Correct Answer
PTBFJ
Analyzing the Initial Sequence: The target alphanumeric string provided for the encoding process is '724@5'.Condition Testing Framework: We must systematically ......
💡 Analysis & Explanation
Analyzing the Initial Sequence
The target alphanumeric string provided for the encoding process is '724@5'.
Condition Testing Framework
We must systematically cross-reference the input against typical coding test constraints. The starting character (7) is a numerical digit, not a symbol (preventing extreme interchange). While the first element is odd, the terminating element (5) is not even. Furthermore, the second element (2) is not a mathematical perfect square.
Direct Matrix Substitution
Because the sequence fails to trigger any specialized modifying conditions, the protocol reverts to straightforward, character-by-character direct substitution utilizing the provided matrix mapping.
Conclusion
Assembling the mapped letters sequentially (7 to P, 2 to T, 4 to B, @ to F, and 5 to J) produces the final undisputed sequence: PTBFJ.