In alphabetical series A-Z, each letter except the vowels and letters G, M, P and Q is coded with single-digit odd numbers starting from 1 (B=1, C=3, D=5, F=7, H=9) and then repeated (J=1, K=3, L=5,…

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In alphabetical series A-Z, each letter except the vowels and letters G, M, P and Q is coded with single-digit odd numbers starting from 1 (B=1, C=3, D=5, F=7, H=9) and then repeated (J=1, K=3, L=5, N=7, R=9). Conditions: I. If there are more than four consonants in a word, P and Q are coded as #; if four or fewer, as %. II. If the third letter from the left is a vowel, all vowels are coded as @; if a consonant, as $. III. If the number of letters is even, the first and last letters are interchanged. IV. If odd, the first and last letters remain same. V. G is replaced by its alphabetical place value. VI. If the place value of the first letter is even, M is coded as *; if odd, as !. Conditions apply in order I–VI. What is the code of 'University'?

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(b) 17@5@91@3@

Answer: B. (b) 17@5@91@3@

Answer: B. (b) 17@5@91@3@