Classification

Concept: Such questions test letter patterns, including position in the alphabet, case (uppercase/lowercase), or relationships between letters. Step 1:Observe the pattern in each option.
Check the case pattern (uppercase/lowercase):

• (A) DkUZ → Upper, lower, Upper, Upper
• (B) LPuB → Upper, Upper, lower, Upper
• (C) FoMY → Upper, lower, Upper, Upper
• (D) UXeN → Upper, Upper, lower, Upper

Step 2:Check positional relationship (alphabet positions).
Convert letters to positions:

• (A) D(4), k(11), U(21), Z(26)
• (B) L(12), P(16), u(21), B(2)
• (C) F(6), o(15), M(13), Y(25)
• (D) U(21), X(24), e(5), N(14)

Step 3:Identify the odd pattern.
In most options, there is a consistent jump or recognizable order pattern, but in (C), the sequence does not follow a similar structured relation compared to others.
Step 4:Conclusion:

Concept: These questions are based on identifying alphabetical patterns such as position differences between letters. Step 1:Convert letters into their alphabetical positions.}

• (A) D(4), X(24), C(3), L(12), Q(17), Z(26)
• (B) P(16), F(6), Z(26), U(21), B(2), M(13)
• (C) X(24), G(7), K(11), N(14), T(20), Y(25)
• (D) N(14), W(23), M(13), B(2), H(8), J(10)

Step 2:Observe patterns.} Options (B), (C), and (D) follow a more structured or symmetric pattern in terms of letter jumps or grouping, whereas option (A) shows an irregular and inconsistent pattern.
Step 3:Identify the odd one.}
Step 4:Final Answer: