Honesty is the best policy.

- Benjamin Franklin
1. Make sure that below details (at all documents and displays) are reflecting correctly,
 Student’s name
 Mother’s name
 Father’s name
 Program name
 Specialization
 Permanent Registration Number
 Course names (backlog & regular)
If found incorrect, kindly contact the respective program office of the University.
2. Ensure filling the examination form for regular and backlog courses as per the
University guidelines. Failing to fill the examination form will lead to academic loss
for which student will be responsible.
3. Follow the instructions/communication received from examination department from
time to time.
4. Make sure to demonstrate integrity and honesty in all your actions while interacting
with assessment processes and academic tasks assigned.
5. Ensure fulfilling the eligibility to appear for an examination. In all situations, only
eligible students are allowed to appear for an examination.
6. Filling the examination form does not mean confirmed opportunity for end term
examination. Examination form is an intimation of the willingness to the examination
department for appearing University examination. The examination eligibility is based
on performance in the internal assessments and class participation as per the ordinance.
7. The window period to register result grievance is 7 days from the date of result
declaration on ERP. The grievance shall be email to
with all required details attached.
 Online Examination: Candidates appearing for the said examinations (Online
Proctored) are requested to login to the exam portal twenty minutes before the
commencement of the examination. THEY ARE REFRAINED from using ANY
ELECTRONICS GADGETS LIKE MOBILE PHONE, SMART WATCH, ANY
BOOKS, NOTES ETC, borrowing answer(s) and any other human interventions while
appearing this Online EXAMINATION. They should not visit other websites and
should not look at WhatsApp while appearing this ONLINE examination.
Instructions to use Online Exam Platform
Read carefully before starting.
Use of Manual Scientific Calculator is allowed.

If taking exam from Desktop or Laptop:

USE ONLY PRESCRIBED Browser.
• ENSURE your Webcam and Mic are working
•TO ENSURE your Webcam and Mic are not engaged by another app, try the
following:
1. CLOSE / EXIT all other open apps.
2. CLEAR Browser History and Cache
3. OPEN in Incognito Mode.
4. RESTART your computer.
• GIVE PERMISSION to use Webcam and Mic when prompted.

If Exam taking from Mobile:

• On Android Use ONLY Google Chrome Browser
• On IPhone Use ONLY Safari Browser
• Double Check if you are on right browser as specified above
• TO ENSURE your Webcam and Mic are not engaged by another app, try the
following:
1. CLOSE / EXIT all other open apps
2. CLEAR Browser History and Cache
3. OPEN in Incognito Mode
4. RESTART your computer
 • GIVE PERMISSION to use Webcam and Mic when prompted
• If you use wrong browser, you will keep seeing Preparing Questions or your camera
will not work.

1. Make sure that you have attempted the demo test made available by the University
Examination Department. Ensure to do necessary preparation accordingly minimum one
week in advance from the date of examination commencement. No last minute requests
will be entertained.
2. During demo test, ensure fulfilling necessary IT requirement such as camera,
headphone, system configuration, etc.
3. Ensure uninterrupted and active internet connection with good bandwidth.
4. Ensure uninterrupted power supply.
5. Keep a close attention to messages seen on screen during examination.
6. Successful submission’’ only indicates that the exam is submitted successfully with
already saved answers.
7. After reaching even a single violation, you will be automatically logged out and
BARRED from the Examination. Barring is considered, as malpractice case as per MIT
WPU policy and your performance will be cancelled. No re-exam, supplementary exam
or extra attempt will be given to such students.
8. Ensure that FIREWALL for your device is disabled while appearing for the
Examination in order to avoid pop-ups and violations.
9. In case of requirement, a student can use campus IT facilities to appear for an
examination with a prior permission. A request shall receive one week before on

1. Minimizing the browser or exiting full screen mode

2. Deviation from the current browser tab.
3. Attempt to Google out answers.
4. Trying to Copy Paste content.
5. Use of keys like Ctrl, Cmd, Esc &Alt.
6. Additional faces and objects in the camera.
7. Your face not visible in camera.
8. Speaking or background noise.
9. Inadequate IT infrastructure.
10. Inadequate internet bandwidth.
11. Interrupted Power Supply.
12. Negligence to system message.
13. Presence of any other person along with the student
14. Any other violation detected by automated proctoring system Minimizing the
browser or exiting full screen mode
15. Deviation from the current browser tab.
16. Attempt to Google out answers.
17. Trying to Copy Paste content.
18. Use of keys like Ctrl, Cmd, Esc &Alt.
19. Additional faces and objects in the camera.
20. Your face not visible in camera.
21. Speaking or background noise.
22. Inadequate IT infrastructure.
23. Inadequate internet bandwidth.
24. Interrupted Power Supply.
25. Negligence to system message.
26. Presence of any other person along with the student
27. Any other violation detected by automated proctoring system
28.
Anti Cheating Mechanism
This exam is smartly protected by two anti-cheating mechanisms:
1. Lock and Track: Locks and tracks any browser deviations
2. Video Proctor: AI based intelligent video proctoring
• Use of Head phones is strictly PROHIBITED. If found in the video, your
performance would be cancelled.
• No other application should be open while giving the exam.
• Your video and audio are being recorded. Your screen activity is also being
recorded.
• Any malpractice will be reported as a flag and you could be barred from this
exam. Examples of a violation:
• Minimizing the browser or exiting fullscreen mode
• Deviation from the current browser tab
 • Attempt to Google out answers
• Trying to Copy Paste content
• Use of keys like Ctrl, Cmd, Esc & Alt
• Additional faces and objects in the camera
• Your face not visible in camera
• Speaking or background noise
• Unnecessary eye movement
These violation messages will be displayed on-screen and also recorded in your
performance report.

Important Please Note

• In case of internet connection / network disruption: Do Not Panic! Don't Escape,
Don't Refresh, Don't click on FINISH or Close the Browser Window.
• If your internet connection goes off during the exam, you will see the message that
you're offline. Don't panic, keep giving the exam as normal. The exam will still finish
on time and all your activities will still be recorded.
• Keep the browser window open. Once the internet is back, your remaining answers,
activity and video recorded while offline will be uploaded and synced automatically.
But do not refresh or click on Finish while offline.
• All your previous answers, activity and video, before the disruption, was already
recorded in real time and we would have it with us on your report. After reaching a
specific number of violations allowed, you will be automatically logged out and barred
from the exam.
Any unfair means during the theory examination is punishable as per the rules and
regulations.

Term End Examination Instructions For Candidates to be followed while in the examination
hall are as below:

 Make sure that you are not in possession of any objectionable material such as books,
notebooks, smart watches, electronic gadgets, scribbled notes, mobile, written chit, which may
tempt you to copy or use as a reminder. Read the instructions given in the answer book and
question paper carefully before attempting the examination.
 Please do not take away with you answer book or supplement- either used or blank while
leaving the Examination Hall.

 Please do not speak or communicate in any way with any other candidate in the examination
hall while the examination is going on.

 Please do not defy any instructions issued to you by the Senior or the Junior Supervisor.

 Any specific instructions are given by the Senior Supervisor OR the Junior Supervisor at the
time of examination in case of open book or computer-based examination is to be followed.

 Students are directed to behave politely and respectfully when questioned by the Supervisor or
Anti Cheating Squad or any other official.

 Please do not carry the Mobile phone in Examination Hall. It is strictly prohibited even when
switched off.

 Please do not write on the body, clothes, drawing equipment, bench, writing pad, OR anywhere
other than Answer Sheet. Use one of the pages of the answer sheet for rough work.

 Please do not write anything on question paper except tick mark on question number for your
reminder of having attempted the question. In case of multiple choice questions DO NOT mark
the selected choice.

 Please do not leave the examination hall without handing over the answer sheet to junior
supervisor and without permission of the junior supervisor.

 After the end of examination do not leave examination hall unless announced by junior
supervisor.

 Please do not write your name, roll number of any identity inside answer book except the place
provided on the front cover.

Malpractices during the examination will lead to the punishment as per the rules up to
Suspension / Russification from the program with no claim on fees refund. Any affray or mass
copying could lead to registration of Police Complaint against the individual causing a
disturbance.

Please note that Department of Examinations NEVER publish or circulate any Examination
Time Table / results using social media such as Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter etc. Hence
students are requested to ignore any such information received. Further, circulating and / or
forwarding any such examination and result related unauthorised information is punishable
criminal offence and the person(s) involved shall be punished with imprisonment for a term
which may extend to three years, or with a fine which may extend to five lakh rupees, or with
both under Information Technology Act 2008 (Section 72 and 72 A).

The Examination is conducted in two modes-

 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)/Objective

 Subjective/ Descriptive.
The information about the Exam Type for each course of Program is available on the MITWPU
website at the below address.

1. Appear for an Examination using Laptop, Mobile Phone or Desktop PC with

Camera and Microphone. However, use of Laptop is recommended.
2. Login to WAC atleast 15 minutes before the scheduled Examination time using
the link
3. Login using your login credentials. You are required to remember your user name
and password. The Examination Department is not responsible in case you miss
any Examination due to Login issues.
4. Do not start the examination before the scheduled time. If started earlier, you will
be prompted by the system to enter “Access Pin”. You can cancel and ignore the
message and appear for the Examination only on the scheduled time.
5. The login window for Examination is of thirty minutes only i.e. if the examination
is scheduled at 9.00 a.m. IST, then student will be allowed to login between
9.00 a.m. IST to 9.30 a.m. IST. No student is allowed to appear for the
Examination after this thirty-minute window has expired.
The timer for Examination starts after the student clicks on “Start” button for
actually starting the Examination.
6. Please ensure and crosscheck the answers before submitting the Examination. The
Green Colour on the question number indicates the answer has been successfully
saved. Please ensure that all your answers are saved, before submitting the
Examination.
7. Please read all the instructions very carefully before beginning with the
Examination.
8. This exam is smartly protected by two anti-cheating mechanisms:
 a. Lock and Track: Locks and tracks any browser deviations
b. Video Proctor: AI based intelligent video proctoring.
9. Device from which you will be appearing for the Exam should have working
microphone and camera. Turn on camera and microphone at all time during the
Examination.

10. Use of headphones is strictly prohibited in the non-verbal Examinations. If found

in the video, your performance would be cancelled.

11. No other application or window should be open while giving the Exam. Your
video and audio are being recorded. Your screen activity is also being monitored
and recorded.
12. Violation messages displaying on-screen are recorded in your performance report.
Student shall pay immediate attention to the violation message on the screen.
13. Re-evaluation and retotalling is available for online as well as offline format.

1. Students must write/type the answers in the text as provided. Scan & upload the
handwritten answers in case of diagrams/figures/tables, etc.
2. However, if student fails to upload, strictly follow the below procedure:
a. Convert your “hand written” answer-sheets to PDF (single file with less than 20MB
size). After finishing the examination, an additional window of 20 minutes will be
provided for uploading the PDF copy.
b. Student should upload the written answer book only on the examination platform
provided by the University. Under no situation, the same shall be submitted on email,
whatsapp or any other format. Do not share the PDF on
c. The answer books uploaded should be clearly visible, readable and appropriate for
assessment else the same will not assessed and declared as zero marks.
3. Re-evaluation and retotalling is available for Subjective exams for online as well as
offline format. For which student shall apply separately.

1. Make sure that you have attempted the demo test made available by the University
Examination Department. Ensure to do necessary preparation accordingly minimum one
week in advance from the date of examination commencement. No last minute requests
will be entertained.
2. During demo test, ensure fulfilling necessary IT requirement such as camera,
headphone, system configuration, etc.
3. Ensure uninterrupted and active internet connection with good bandwidth.
4. Ensure uninterrupted power supply.
5. Keep a close attention to messages seen on screen during examination.
6. Successful submission’’ only indicates that the exam is submitted successfully with
already saved answers.
7. After reaching even a single violation, you will be automatically logged out and
BARRED from the Examination. Barring is considered, as malpractice case as per MIT
WPU policy and your performance will be cancelled. No re-exam, supplementary exam
or extra attempt will be given to such students.
8. Ensure that FIREWALL for your device is disabled while appearing for the
Examination in order to avoid pop-ups and violations.
9. In case of requirement, a student can use campus IT facilities to appear for an
examination with a prior permission. A request shall receive one week before on

Following are the links for the demo test. Students are instructed to use below links for the
preparations of the device and practicing the online exam well before the actual examination is
scheduled. Please note that no last minute queries will be entertained.

Demo link for objective examination,

Demo link for descriptive examination,

The PDF file uploading option will be available after completing the test.
 Marks Out of 100 Letter Grade Description Grade Point

90-100 O Outstanding 10

70-89 A+ Excellent 9

60-69 A Very Good 8

55-59 B+ Good 7

50-54 B Above Average 6

45-49 C Average 5

40-44 P Pass 4

0-39 F Fail 0

AB AB Absent 0

-- R Repeat --

--- S Satisfactory --

--- NS Not satisfactory --

--- UM Unfair means --

The GPA is the ratio of summation of the product of the number of credits and the grade points
scored by a student in all the courses taken by a student in trimester/semester/annual to the sum
of the number of credits of all the courses undergone by a student in that Trimester.

i.e.
where Ci is the number of credits of the ith course, and Gi is the grade point scored by the
student in the ith course.

For example,

Course Credit Grade Letter Grade Point Credit Points

(Credit *
Grade)

1 3 A 8 3 * 8 = 24

2 4 B+ 7 4 * 7 = 28

3 3 B 6 3 * 6 = 18

4 3 O 10 3 * 10 = 30

5 3 C 5 3 * 5 = 15

6 3 B 6 3*6 = 18

Total 19 -- -- 133

GPA = 133/19 = 7

The CGPA is also calculated in the same manner taking into account all the courses
undergone by a student overall in the trimester/semester/year of a program,

i.e.

where ti is the GPA of the ith trimester/year and Ci is the total number of credits in that
Trimester/Year.
For example

Trimester Credits Earned GPA

1 20 6.95

2 22 7.8

Note:

 The GPA and CGPA shall be rounded off to two decimal points.
 The suggested number of contact hours per credit are approximately fifteen.

1. The policy of grace marks will be Trimester wise / Semester wise.

2. The policy of grace marks will be applicable only for Term End Examinations.
3. Course requiring least grace marks will be given benefit of grace marks on priority.
4. After distributing the grace marks as per requirement of passing the course, if sum of
the marks are balanced the limit of grace marks will lapse and cannot be carried
forward.
5. Granting authority for the grace marks shall be with the Controller of Examinations.

The Grace marks policy is available in Examination Ordinance 2020.

1. Student will get 1% of the total marks of the Trimester / Semester or five grace marks
(whichever is less) if student is failing and these marks may be distributed among
maximum three courses as per the requirement for the passing the courses.
2. 1% of the total marks of the Trimester / Semester or five grace marks (whichever is
less) will be allotted to the candidate only if he / she is failing and not for securing
higher class or any award / scholarship.
3. Grace marks are not applicable for backlog courses or repeater students.
 4. If two or more courses requiring same grace marks, course with maximum percentage
marks in corresponding Internal/External Examination are considered. In case of tie,
the course appearing in grade card ahead in the sequence shall be considered.

The passing criteria comprises the following:

The student should score 40% marks in Internal Evaluation AND 40% marks in Term End
Examination together to pass in that particular course. The passing criteria for the Faculty of
Pharmacy will be as per guidelines of Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and for Faculty of Law
as per Bar Council of India (BCI).

1. Minimum 40% marks in internal continuous assessment

2. Minimum 75% class participation
3. Fulfilling administrative eligibility as per the University norms

Note: Examination form filling is mandatory and only the intimation to examination
department. Student become eligible to appear for an examination only on fulfilling the
examination eligibility.

The promotion criteria to the higher year comprises the following:

Trimester based (2017-18: Golden batch)

a. CGPA minimum 4

b. Earning minimum 50% credits over registered credits

c. No entry to Trimester 7 with backlog of trimester 1 course, trimester 8 with backlog

in trimester 2 and so on.

Trimester based (2018-19, 2019-20 batches)

d. CGPA minimum 5

e. Earning minimum 50% credits over registered credits

f. No entry to Trimester 7 with backlog of trimester 1 course, trimester 8 with backlog

in trimester 2 and so on.
 Annual based (2020-21, 2021-22)

a. CGPA minimum 5

b. Earning minimum 50% credits over registered credits

c. No entry to third year with live backlog from first year and no entry to fourth year with
live backlog from second year and so on.

Minimum 75% achievement towards class participation in each course is a mandatory

eligibility criterion for end term examination eligibility.

The misconduct or Unfair means cases are handled strictly as per the guidelines of the
University.

S.No Type Description Quantum of punishment

1 Minor Possession of copying material Annulment of the performance of the
,electronic gadget and/or copying from student at the University Examination for
the same within examination hours the course during the examination of
which student was found with copying
material in his/ her possession.

2 Minor Possession of another student’s answer Both students will be punished as

book/supplement and /or actual mentioned in sr. no.1
evidence of copying there from.
3 Minor Possession of the copying material but As mentioned in sr. no 1 above
attempt to destroy the evidence by the
examinee.
4 Major Mass Copying Exclusion of all the students from
ongoing Term End Examination session.
5 Major a) Smuggling-out or smuggling in of Exclusion of all the students from
blank answer book(s) or ongoing Term End Examination session.
supplement(s) or graph papers or any
other exam stationary and/or question
papers.
b) b) Smuggling-in of written answer
book/supplement/graph paper based on
the question paper set at the
examination.
c) Forging signature of the invigilator
on answer book/supplement/graph
paper.
d) Carrying in exam hall unapproved
charts/data sheets.
e) Exchange of Answer book /
Supplements / question papers
6 Major a) Insertion of currency note to Exclusion of all the students from
bribe or attempting to bribe any ongoing Term End Examination session.
of the persons connected with
the conduct of examinations.
b) An attempt of contacting the
examination member by any
means to seek personal favors.

7 Minor Revealing identity in any form in the As mentioned in sr. no.1 above
answer written.

8 Major In the same exam if a student is caught Annulment of the performance of the
adopting any of the unfair means in student at that Trimester examination in
more than one course or more than full
single minor unfair means act.

9 Minor Using obscene Language/Violence, at As mentioned in sr. no.1 above

the examination center by a student at the
College examination to any of the
persons concerned with examination.

10 Minor Student found referring to book(s), As mentioned in sr. no.1 above

notes, any written material, copying
material, electronic gadget kept outside
examination hall during examination
hours.
11 Major All other malpractices not covered in the As mentioned in sr. no.1 above
aforesaid categories.

12 Major If on previous two occasions a For the students who are caught in the
disciplinary action was taken against a unfair means third time, he/she may be
student for malpractice used at debarred from the college.
examination/and he/ she is caught again
for malpractices used at the
examinations.

13 Major Impersonation for a student or Rusticated from the University.

impersonation by a student in University
examinations

14 Minor If the student is barred from the system As mentioned in sr. no 1 above
in AI proctoring platform.

15 Major Tempering with University documents / For the students who are caught in the
data / records. unfair means third time, he/she may be
debarred from the college.

16 Minor Report of the authority on duty that As mentioned in sr. no 1 above

student is copying or involved in an act
(other than mentioned above) causing
disturbance to examination sanctity.

Note:
1. The Act of Minor Unfair Means (UMA) punishment includes social work for one week.
In case of major act of unfair means, the duration will be 2 to 4 weeks as per the
discretion of the committee. The serving place can be inside University or outside
University premises. Student shall obtain a service completion certificate.
2. Obtain an undertaking from the student and parent.
3. Keep student and parent informed from time to time.
4. It is applicable for online assessments with suitable modifications.
5. Maintain the record of unfair act in ERP for ready reference and future responses.
6. Finalize and lock the internal assessment marks during the completion of punishments,
if permitted by the committee.
7. The result declaration after approval of committee chairman.
8. Use of UMC (Unfair Means Case) abbreviation in Gazette and Grade card
 9. If Student found with copying material in any form or violating the instructions during
examinations in the examination hall, the invigilator should immediately report the case
to Senior Supervisor at the exam control room along with the student answer sheet and
coping material.
10. Written statement with the signature of student shall be obtained for breach of
examination policy.
11. Material received (If any) shall be confiscated by the examination office

Understanding

Ongoing Exam Session (Term End Examination and/or Internal exams) = Regular and / or
Backlog Examinations (Oct/Nov, Jan/Feb, May/June)

Type of Current Examination / Case Other courses

unfair of Particular course (All courses of ongoing
means Trimester)
act Continuous Term end Continuous End term Social work
assessment examination assessment examination (Service completion
(CA) (TEE) (CA) (TEE) certificate is
mandatory)

Minor Performance Permitted Permitted Permitted 1 week

@ CA Null and
Void
Minor Performance Performance Permitted Permitted 1 week
@ TEE to be Null and
considered Void

Major @ Performance Not Permitted Not 2 to 4 weeks

CA Null and permitted permitted
Void

Major @ Performance Performance Permitted Not 2 to 4 weeks

TEE to be Null and permitted
considered Void
Direct phone line, QR code supported digital student assistance forms and FAQs are the three
communication channels. On receiving query, the Examination Helpdesk responds to student
with WhatsApp integrated communication tool. The acknowledgement response to the query
will be given within 24 hours by exam-helpdesk. On completion of the task, as per the duration
defined, student will receive ‘Completed message’ from the Help desk. Student shall collect
the document from exam help desk only after receiving the “completed message”.

A common digital application form is issued from Department of Examinations for,

 Official Transcript
 Bonafide Certificate
 Program Completion Certificate
 CGPA to Equivalent Percentage Certificate
 Certificate of backlog summary
 Medium of instruction
 Trimester to Semester Conversion Certificate
 Consolidated Grade card
 Duplicate Grade Card

A transcript is an authentic document that shows updated results of all

trimester/semester together and is signed by the Controller of Examinations. Hard copy
can be collected from Department of Examination or it is sent by speed post on the
address mentioned in application form, if the student has paid postal charges. Soft copy
of Transcript is also sent to students who have applied by post. Transcripts are sent in
a sealed envelope. (one Transcript per envelope) to assure the recipient of the
document that the transcript is genuine. Student can apply for transcript by filling the
google form and attaching the required documents. The link for Google Form-
. Processing of transcript requires
minimum five working days.

The Bonafide Certificate is an official document that mentions the student details –
Name, Department, Program, Permanent Registration Number and officially states
he/she is pursuing the mentioned course from the University. A student can apply for a
Bonafide Certificate by filling the Google form. The link for Google Form -
Processing of Bonafide Certificate
requires minimum five working days.

The Program Completion Certificate is an official document that declares the mentions
the student details – Name, Department, Program, Permanent Registration Number and
final CGPA, month and year of completion of course and officially states he/she has
successfully completed the course from the University. A student can apply for a
Program Completion Certificate by filling the Google form. The link for Google Form
- ..Processing of Program Completion
Certificate requires minimum five working days.

The Equivalent Percentage Certificate is an official document that mentions the

student’s GPA of all trimesters, final CGPA, and equivalent Percentage. A student can
apply for an Equivalent Percentage Certificate by filling the Google form. The link for
Google Form - Processing of Equivalent
Percentage Certificate requires minimum five working days.
The Certificate of Backlog summary is an official document that mentions the student
details – Name, Department, Program, Permanent Registration Number and latest
CGPA and number of backlogs. A student can apply for a Certificate of Backlog
Summary by filling the Google form. The link for Google Form -
Processing of Certificate of Backlog
Summary requires minimum 5 working days.

If the student requires a certificate of Trimester to Semester Conversion for his further
admissions, it can be issued. A student can apply for a Certificate of Trimester to
Semester Conversion by by filling the Google form. The link for Google Form -
. Processing of Certificate requires
minimum five working days.

If a student has lost his original grade card, then he/she can apply for duplicate grade
card. A student can apply for a Duplicate grade card by filling the Google form and
attaching the required documents at the time of application (i.e Police FIR , Affidavit on
Rs.100/- stamp paper and payment screenshot). The link for Google Form -
Processing of Duplicate Grade Card
requires minimum five working days.

A consolidated grade card is a grade card per trimester that shows the regular and cleared
backlogs for that trimester. Student can apply for a Consolidated grade card by filling
the Google form and attaching the required documents at the time of application. The
link for Google Form - Processing of
Consolidated Grade Card requires minimum five working days.
As per UGC letter D.O.No.F.12-1/2015(CPP-II) dated 15-Oct-20215, unless specified with
reference to section 22 of UGC Act 1956.
“Time Span = N+2 years for the completion of Program. Where N stands for the normal or
minimum duration prescribed for completion of the Program”.
One-year extension, in exceptional circumstances, may be granted by the relevant statutory
body of the University i.e Academic council

Answers to FAQs by students are made available on website

(https://mitwpu.edu.in/examination). This will help students to clarify their doubts to a
considerable extent.

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