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Enter codes, IDs, and records containing mixed letters and numbers — the most common format in BPO and banking data entry screening.
INV-2024-001 | SHARMA, RAJESH K | 9876543210 | MUM-400001 ACC-B7291-X | PATEL, PRIYA N | 8765432109 | DEL-110001 REF-CX-0934 | KUMAR, ANIL S | 7654321098 | CHE-600001
Type the sample data above exactly as shown. Pay attention to spacing, capitalisation, and punctuation.
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Create Free Account →Alphanumeric entry combines letters and numbers in the same field — invoice codes, account numbers, reference IDs, and customer codes. This is the most commonly screened data entry format in BPO back-office hiring. Employers typically expect 8,000+ keystrokes per hour with 97% accuracy. The key is to read each segment as a block rather than character by character.
Your brain must switch rapidly between number and letter keys — this is a specific skill separate from pure typing speed.
You must enter codes exactly as shown — one digit wrong in an account number has real consequences in production environments.
With practice, common code structures (invoice formats, reference prefixes) become familiar and entry becomes faster.
Alphanumeric entry requires sustained focus on exact character sequences — a skill that improves specifically with this type of practice.
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