Study in Germany — free public tuition, TU9 engineering, 18-month job visa, fastest EU PR
Zero tuition at 14 of 16 German states per DAAD — LMU Munich, Humboldt, RWTH Aachen, KIT, Goettingen. TU Munich at QS #22, the TU9 engineering powerhouses, and 2,000+ English-taught programmes. Blocked account of €11,904 (~₹10.6L) for the student visa. Post-study 18-month job-seeker visa. EU Blue Card at €45,934 salary for STEM graduates — leading to German PR in 21 months. Sarem Education is an alumni-led Europe specialist with 100% visa success since 2018.
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8 reasons Germany is the undisputed Europe leader for Indian STEM and business students
Germany now hosts over 450,000 international students including 43,000+ Indians, making it the largest education destination for Indians in continental Europe — and in 2025 Germany surpassed the US as the preferred destination for a growing segment of Indian students. The combination of free or near-free public tuition, TU9 engineering prestige, and a deliberate immigration policy that actively wants skilled graduates to stay makes Germany uniquely valuable. Here’s what Sarem’s alumni-led team has verified from DAAD, Make-it-in-Germany, and every university’s own 2026 admission page.
1. Free public tuition in 14 of 16 federal states
Per DAAD and Study-in-Germany.de: zero tuition at public universities in Berlin, Hamburg, Hessen, NRW, Lower Saxony, Saxony, Brandenburg, Saarland, Thuringia and others. Only a 150 to 450 euro semester contribution (includes Deutschland-Semesterticket public transport). Exceptions: Baden-Wuerttemberg (€1,500/sem for non-EU) and TU Munich (€4-6K/sem from winter 2024-25).
2. TU9 and U15 global rankings
Per QS World Rankings 2026: TU Munich #22, LMU Munich #58, Heidelberg #80, RWTH Aachen in top 100 (and top 35 globally for engineering). Germany has 10 universities in Europe’s top 100. THE 2026 ranks three German universities in the world top 50. The TU9 alliance (TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, TU Berlin, KIT, TU Dresden, TU Darmstadt, Leibniz Hanover, Stuttgart, TU Braunschweig) is Germany’s engineering gold standard.
3. 2,000+ English-taught programmes
Per DAAD’s International Programmes database: over 2,000 degrees are fully taught in English — overwhelmingly at Masters level. Concentrations in Informatics, AI, Data Science, Mechanical/Electrical engineering, Automotive, Renewable Energy, Biotech, International Business, and Public Policy. Many Bachelors are also now available in English, especially at private universities (IU, GISMA, Constructor, Jacobs).
4. 18-month post-study job-seeker visa
Per Section 20 of the German Residence Act: after graduation from any recognised German university, you get an 18-month residence permit to search for qualified employment — during which you can also work in any job (not just related to your degree) to support yourself. One of the most generous graduate routes in Europe.
5. EU Blue Card & fastest PR in the EU
Per the German Federal Ministry of the Interior (effective 1 January 2026): EU Blue Card minimum salary is €50,700 per year general, or €45,934.20 for shortage occupations (IT, engineering, STEM, healthcare) — with graduates within 3 years of completion automatically qualifying for the lower threshold. Leads to permanent residency (Niederlassungserlaubnis) in as fast as 21 months with B1 German.
6. Europe’s largest STEM job market
Germany has over 600,000 blue-collar and 400,000 skilled-professional vacancies projected in 2026 per the Federal Employment Agency. 163 officially classified shortage occupations (Engpassberufe) including IT, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, automotive, renewable energy, and medicine. Direct graduate pipelines from TU9 into BMW, Siemens, SAP, Bosch, Daimler, ZF, Volkswagen, Airbus, Infineon, Allianz.
7. DAAD — largest scholarship body in the world
DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst), founded 1925, runs 86+ scholarship programmes for international students with India receiving priority consideration. EPOS Masters (~€934/mo), Helmut-Schmidt Programme (fully-funded public policy), Research Grants (~€1,300/mo for PhD). DAAD India has offices in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Chennai — the most accessible scholarship agency of any European country.
8. Schengen + central Europe + high quality of life
Germany is the geographic and economic heart of the EU — your Schengen residence permit gives you visa-free travel to 29 European countries. Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt rank among Europe’s most liveable cities. World-class healthcare, safe public spaces, reliable public transport, and low crime. Semester transport tickets cover entire federal states.
Top German universities for Indian students — by TU9 engineering, U15 research, and specialist strength
Per QS World University Rankings 2026 and THE 2026, Germany’s university landscape is best understood through its two formal alliances. TU9 is the elite engineering group; U15 is the major research universities. Together they dominate Indian admissions. Sarem focuses on the 30 institutions below that between them take 90% of Indian enrolments and deliver the best post-study Blue Card outcomes.
TU9 Engineering Elite & Global Top 100
The highest QS 2026 ranks, strongest industry pipelines, and hardest admissions. Targeted by Indian students with 8.0+ CGPA, strong GRE/research profile, and competitive IELTS 7+. Fully English Masters available across most programmes.
U15 Research Universities (non-engineering and comprehensive)
The U15 alliance (15 leading research universities) covers the humanities, medicine, business, life sciences, law and comprehensive research. For Indian students targeting Masters in business, economics, life sciences, or psychology these are the elite choices.
Applied Sciences (Fachhochschulen) & English-medium private universities
Fachhochschulen (universities of applied sciences) focus on practice-oriented, industry-linked degrees with mandatory internships. Private universities offer fully English Bachelors and Masters with smaller cohorts and higher fees. Both remain fully visa-valid and eligible for the 18-month post-study permit and EU Blue Card.
What does studying in Germany actually cost in 2026-27? The honest, nothing-hidden breakdown
Germany is the most affordable serious study destination in Western Europe — but that does not mean “free”. You need roughly €13,500 to €17,000 in year 1 including blocked account, insurance, visa, and semester fees. Every figure below is from DAAD, Study-in-Germany.de, or individual university pages. Exchange rate used: 1 EUR = ₹92 (April 2026).
Tuition & semester fees per academic year (2026-27)
| Institution type | Tuition (non-EU) | Semester fee | Annual total (EUR & INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public uni in 14 free states (LMU, RWTH, Humboldt, TU Berlin, Cologne, Goettingen…) | €0 | €300-900 p.a. | €300-900 (₹28K-83K) |
| Public uni in Baden-Wuerttemberg (Heidelberg, KIT, Stuttgart, Freiburg, Tuebingen, Mannheim) | €3,000 p.a. | €300-600 p.a. | €3,300-3,600 (₹3.0-3.3L) |
| TU Munich (Bavaria since Winter 2024-25) | €8,000-12,000 p.a. | €300 p.a. | €8,300-12,300 (₹7.6-11.3L) |
| Fachhochschule (Applied Sciences) | €0-1,500 p.a. (state-dependent) | €300-800 p.a. | €300-2,300 (₹28K-2.1L) |
| Private uni (IU, SRH, Constructor, GISMA) | €10,000-20,000 p.a. | N/A | €10,000-20,000 (₹9.2-18.4L) |
| Top private business school (Frankfurt School, ESMT, Mannheim Business School) | €25,000-55,000 total | N/A | €25-55K full programme (₹23-50L) |
Living costs and compulsory expenses (one-year budget)
| Item | Annual cost (EUR) | In INR (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| Blocked account (Sperrkonto) — €992/mo released | €11,904 | ~₹10.95 lakh |
| Student health insurance (TK/AOK/Barmer, statutory) | €1,560 (~€130/mo) | ~₹1.43 lakh |
| Semester contribution incl. transport ticket | €300-900 | ₹28K-83K |
| Visa fee + APS certificate + document apostille | ~€300 (€75 visa + ~€200 APS + apostille) | ~₹28K |
| Blocked account setup fees + buffer | €150-300 | ₹14K-28K |
| Flight (Delhi/Mumbai/Chennai → Frankfurt/Munich) | €450-700 | ₹42K-64K |
| Year 1 total (tuition-free uni, not Munich) | ~€15,000-16,500 | ~₹13.8-15.2 lakh |
How Germany compares to other popular destinations
| Country | Typical Masters tuition/year | Post-study work | Year 1 total (INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Germany (public, free states) | €0 | 18 months + Blue Card | ₹13-15 L |
| Austria | €1,453 | 12 months + RWR Card | ₹14-17 L |
| Ireland | €17,000-28,000 | 24 months Stamp 1G | ₹30-45 L |
| United Kingdom | £15,000-32,000 | 24 months Graduate Route | ₹35-55 L |
| France | €2,770-3,770 (Masters, public) | 12 months APS | ₹17-22 L |
| Netherlands | €15,000-20,000 | 12 months Orientation Year | ₹25-35 L |
Scholarships for Indian students in Germany — DAAD, Deutschlandstipendium, and Indian-origin awards
Since most German public universities are already tuition-free, the primary scholarships fund living expenses and are highly competitive. Sarem’s approach is to layer DAAD/German government grants with Indian-origin scholarships (Inlaks, KC Mahindra, JN Tata) and an education loan, so no Indian student misses Germany purely on funding grounds. Every programme below is currently active for 2026-27 with verified stipend amounts.
DAAD EPOS — Development-Related Postgraduate Courses
~€934/month + health insurance + travel + study allowance. Specific Masters in Agriculture, Engineering, Economics, Health at partner German universities. Deadline usually 15 October annually. Indians given priority consideration.
DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Programme
Fully-funded 2-year Masters in Public Policy / Good Governance / Development at Hertie School Berlin, Erfurt, Osnabrueck, Potsdam. €934/month, tuition waiver, family allowance.
DAAD Research Grants (PhD / Doctoral)
~€1,300/month for 3 to 4 years. For Indian PhD candidates. Individual research or structured PhD. Monthly stipend + travel + health insurance + family allowance if applicable. Rolling deadlines.
Deutschlandstipendium
€300/month for 2 semesters, renewable. Merit-based, available at 300+ German universities to international and German students alike. Apply directly to your enrolled university. Great as an add-on to other funding.
FES, KAS, Heinrich Boell, Hans Seidel Stiftung
Friedrich Ebert, Konrad Adenauer, Heinrich Boell, Rosa Luxemburg and Hans Seidel foundations each fund ~50-300 international scholars annually. Covers full Masters/PhD. Requires ideological alignment with the foundation. ~€950/month plus tuition waiver.
Bayer Foundation Fellowships
Up to €10,000 travel grant for Masters/PhD in life sciences, chemistry, agricultural sciences. Specifically supports Indian students. Direct application to Bayer Foundation online.
University-specific excellence grants
TU Munich, LMU, RWTH Aachen, Heidelberg each run their own scholarship portals. HAW Hamburg women-in-engineering, KIT AI scholarships, FU Berlin STIBET grants (€300-850/mo). Check each uni’s international office page.
Inlaks Shivdasani / KC Mahindra / JN Tata
Inlaks: up to USD 100,000 for Masters in Europe/UK/US. KC Mahindra: INR 8.5 lakh interest-free loan scholarship. JN Tata: INR 10 lakh partial scholarship + loan. All accept Germany-bound Indian candidates. Highly competitive, apply 12 months ahead.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (Germany consortium)
Fully funded 2-year joint Masters with German universities leading consortia in AI, sustainability, photonics. €1,400/mo + tuition + insurance + travel. Apply directly to the consortium. Highly competitive: ~15:1.
Sarem’s realistic view on DAAD: DAAD success rates for Indians are around 8-12% per recent data. Do not bank on it as your only plan. We recommend every Indian student: (1) apply for DAAD + 1 political foundation + Deutschlandstipendium + 1 Indian scholarship, (2) simultaneously secure an education loan from SBI/HDFC/Credila at ~8-11% interest, and (3) budget realistically for the blocked account. Sarem students who use this layered approach never drop out for funding reasons.
What you need to apply for a German Masters in 2026/27
Germany is procedurally strict. Missing one document means automatic rejection. The APS certificate, in particular, is the single most-often-missed step for Indian applicants — and without it, no university will even open your application. Here is Sarem’s 2026-27 Germany checklist, verified against every TU9 and U15 university page.
Academic prerequisites
- Bachelors 4 years + First class (70%+ or CGPA 7.5+) from a UGC-recognised Indian university. 3-year Bachelors (BCom, BBA, BA) are accepted at most universities if you have a strong profile, but some TU9 still require 4 years.
- APS certificate (Akademische Pruefstelle) from German Embassy New Delhi – MANDATORY, takes 4-6 weeks.
- English: IELTS 6.5 (6.0 per band) or TOEFL iBT 88+ for English-taught Masters. Some TU9 programmes ask IELTS 7.0.
- German language: C1 (TestDaF TDN 4, DSH-2, or Goethe C1) only for German-taught programmes. A1-A2 recommended for English-taught (helps with daily life and the Blue Card).
- GRE: Not required by most universities but increasingly recommended by TU Munich, Mannheim, and elite US-style programmes. ~315+ helps.
Application documents
- APS certificate (primary document for Indians).
- Bachelor’s degree certificate + transcripts – notarised + officially translated if not in English/German.
- 10th and 12th marksheets.
- CV / Lebenslauf in tabular European format (not the Indian narrative style).
- Motivation letter / SOP (usually 1-2 pages – Germans read these very carefully, clarity of purpose is critical).
- 2 Letters of Recommendation from academic referees (professors), sometimes 1 professional.
- Proof of language (IELTS/TestDaF/DSH).
- Passport copy (valid 12+ months beyond programme end).
- Work experience letters / internships where relevant.
APS certificate – deep dive
- Mandatory since Nov 2022 for Indians applying to German universities at Bachelor, Master or PhD level.
- Portal: aps.org.in (operated by German Embassy New Delhi).
- Fee: ~€200 / ~₹18,000.
- Documents: 10th, 12th, Bachelor degree, all semester transcripts, passport copy, application form.
- Processing: 4-6 weeks normal, 8+ during peak.
- Validity: Once issued, valid indefinitely across universities.
- Exemptions: PhD applicants holding a Masters from recognised non-Indian institution; German school graduates; specific public-funded scholarship holders.
Uni-Assist vs direct application
- Uni-Assist (uni-assist.de) is used by ~180 German universities. You upload your documents once, then apply to multiple unis through one portal. Fee: €75 first university + €30 each additional.
- Direct application: TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, LMU Munich, Heidelberg run their own portals. Usually free or very low fee.
- Deadline: Winter intake (Oct start) most deadlines 15 July, but TOP universities close Jan-May for non-EU.
- Summer intake: 15 January deadline.
- Application result: Usually 4-8 weeks after deadline; earlier for direct applications.
Germany Student Visa 2026 — the blocked account, health insurance, and VFS process for Indians
Germany issues a Type D national visa (Studentenvisum) for stays over 90 days. Unlike Austria or France, you apply at VFS Germany (or directly at the German Consulate) in India after you have your admission AND blocked account. Once in Germany, the visa is converted to a residence permit (Aufenthaltserlaubnis) at the local Auslaenderbehoerde. Here is exactly what you’ll need.
Complete Indian student visa process — step by step
- Obtain APS certificate (4-6 weeks before applications open) — aps.org.in.
- Apply to 5-7 German universities via Uni-Assist or direct portals.
- Receive Zulassungsbescheid (official admission letter). Accept the seat.
- Open blocked account with Expatrio / Fintiba / Coracle. Transfer €11,904 + buffer from India (SBI, HDFC, Credila forex, or a bank transfer). Receive blocking confirmation (5-10 working days).
- Buy student health insurance — book TK/AOK/Barmer online, get certificate valid from travel date. Many blocked-account providers (Expatrio Value Package) offer it bundled.
- Book VFS Germany appointment (vfsglobal.com/germany/india) as soon as admission is confirmed. Slots fill fast; book 6-8 weeks ahead of intended appointment date.
- Prepare two identical sets of documents: passport + copies, visa form + declaration, 3 biometric photos, APS certificate, Zulassungsbescheid, blocked account confirmation, health insurance certificate, academic transcripts, IELTS/TestDaF, CV, motivation letter, proof of accommodation or letter (provisional is OK).
- Attend VFS appointment — biometrics, document verification, €75 fee. Keep tracking receipt.
- Wait 6-12 weeks. Track via VFS portal. Collect passport with visa vignette.
- Travel to Germany. Within 14 days: Anmeldung (address registration) at Buergeramt, open German current account (N26, DKB, Commerzbank, Sparkasse), activate blocked account monthly release, enrol at university (Einschreibung).
- Within 3 months: Apply for Aufenthaltserlaubnis (long-stay residence permit) at local Auslaenderbehoerde. Fee: €50-110. You receive an electronic residence card.
Hybrid/online programme warning: Per BAMF (German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees), German student visas are only issued for in-person programmes. Enrolment on online/hybrid programmes (including at some private universities like early IU Berlin cohorts) has led to visa cancellations. Sarem only recommends visa-compliant full-attendance programmes.
Germany’s post-study pathway — 18-month job visa → EU Blue Card → German PR in 21 months
Germany has deliberately engineered one of the world’s most graduate-friendly immigration pathways through the new Skilled Immigration Act (Fachkraefteeinwanderungsgesetz). The sequence is intentionally designed to keep Indian STEM and business graduates — and it works. 43,000+ Indians are already studying in Germany, and the Blue Card retention rate for STEM graduates is among the highest in the EU. Here is exactly how the pathway works in 2026.
EU Blue Card Germany 2026 — key numbers from the Federal Ministry of the Interior
Top German employers hiring Indian graduates
Germany hosts the engineering, automotive, and software employers that Indian STEM graduates dream of. Direct TU9 → industry pipelines are well-established, and most companies run dedicated international graduate programmes (12-24 months with rotation across divisions). Starting salaries for Indian Masters graduates typically range €48,000-65,000 gross in the first year.
Sarem’s honest note on German language: The 18-month job visa does not technically require German, and at TU9 universities and in software/engineering roles you can often find graduate jobs in English. But realistically, B1-B2 German doubles your opportunity set, accelerates PR to 21 months, and is a major differentiator vs other Indian candidates. We recommend every Indian student begins A1 German during university prep, hits A2 before travel, and targets B1 by the end of the Masters. Sarem provides curated Goethe/Sprachcaffe referrals for all our Germany students.
Why Sarem Education for your Germany application in 2026/27?
Germany is process-heavy and document-strict. Most Indian rejection cases come down to two things: APS certificate delays and blocked-account documentation errors. Sarem was founded by European alumni (our Co-founder Prem is a DCU/NCI graduate and Irish citizen) who have lived inside the EU system. We do not hand your file to interns.
100% visa success rate since 2018
We have not had a single German student visa refused for any Sarem-managed application. The APS and blocked account are our specialisations.
Alumni-led, not sales-led
Founder Sarah Ingrid and Co-founder Prem (DCU & NCI Dublin, Irish citizen) personally vet every Germany file. No junior offshore teams.
Europe specialist — 6 countries
Germany, Austria, Ireland, UK, France, Netherlands — we don’t dilute across every destination.
End-to-end APS & Uni-Assist management
We handle your APS submission, Uni-Assist upload, document apostille, and the Sperrkonto transfer paperwork. You focus on the academic SOP; we do the admin.
1,000+ students successfully placed
Across TU9, U15, and top Fachhochschulen. Our alumni now work at BMW, SAP, Siemens, Bosch, Infineon, Allianz, McKinsey Germany.
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What is included in the Sarem Germany service
- Profile-to-university matching: 5-7 shortlist across TU9, U15, Fachhochschulen, private.
- APS certificate application and document review (THE single most important step).
- SOP/Motivation letter drafting (tailored per university).
- IELTS and German language prep referrals (Goethe-certified partners).
- Uni-Assist submission + direct university portals (unlimited applications).
- Scholarship application (DAAD, Deutschlandstipendium, Inlaks, KC Mahindra).
- Blocked account setup with Expatrio / Fintiba / Coracle.
- Student health insurance booking (TK/AOK/Barmer).
- VFS Germany appointment, document verification, mock visa interview.
- Post-arrival: Anmeldung, residence permit, SIM, bank account, accommodation guidance.
Study in Germany — FAQ 2026/27
The most common Indian-student questions for Germany, answered from the authoritative sources (DAAD, Make-it-in-Germany, Federal Ministry of the Interior, individual university pages). Want something specific answered? WhatsApp us.
€11,904 per year (released as €992/month once in Germany). Per the Federal Foreign Office and study-in-germany.de. In INR roughly ₹10.5-11.5 lakh depending on the day’s euro rate. Providers: Expatrio, Fintiba, Coracle. Add a buffer of €100-200 for transfer fees and rate fluctuation.
Public universities in 14 of 16 states are tuition-free (only a €150-450 semester fee). Baden-Wuerttemberg charges €1,500/semester for non-EU students. TU Munich charges €4,000-6,000/semester from Winter 2024-25. All other top universities (LMU, Humboldt, TU Berlin, RWTH Aachen, KIT, Goettingen, Cologne, Bonn, Dresden) remain free. Private universities are always paid (€10-20K/year).
APS (Akademische Pruefstelle, operated by German Embassy New Delhi) verifies the authenticity of Indian academic documents. Since November 2022, every Indian applying to any German university must submit APS with their application. Fee ~€200 (~₹18,000), processing 4-6 weeks, validity indefinite. No APS = no university will open your application. Start APS at least 3 months before your first deadline.
Yes — over 2,000 Masters programmes in Germany are fully English-taught (DAAD database). IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 88+ is usually enough. BUT Sarem recommends A1-A2 German before arrival and B1 by graduation: it improves part-time job access, accelerates EU Blue Card PR to 21 months (from 27), and makes daily life dramatically easier. German is a major differentiator vs other Indian candidates in the job market.
Yes. Per Section 16b of the Residence Act: 140 full days or 280 half days per year (effectively 20 hours/week in term time, unlimited in breaks). No BA approval needed. Wages €13-18/hour. Mini-job up to €556/month is income-tax free. Popular: HiWi (university assistant), Werkstudent at companies like SAP, Siemens, BMW, Bosch. Self-employment needs separate approval.
After graduating any recognised German university (Bachelor, Master, PhD), Indians get an 18-month residence permit to search for a qualified job related to their field. During this 18 months you can work in ANY job (not just related to your degree) to support yourself. Once you secure a qualifying role, you switch to an EU Blue Card or Skilled Worker permit. Per Section 20 Residence Act, administered by Make-it-in-Germany (Federal Ministry).
€50,700 gross per year for standard occupations, or €45,934.20 for shortage occupations (IT, engineering, STEM, medicine, healthcare) — per the Federal Ministry of the Interior (effective 1 January 2026). Important: graduates within 3 years of completion AUTOMATICALLY qualify for the lower threshold regardless of occupation. So a fresh TU Munich Masters grad starting at €46,000 in any sector gets a Blue Card. Leads to PR in 21 months (B1 German) or 27 months (A1 German).
At least 10-12 months ahead. Sarem’s recommended timeline for Winter 2026 (October start): profile assessment Aug-Sep 2025 → APS submission + IELTS Oct-Nov 2025 → university applications Dec 2025-Mar 2026 (TU Munich closes May; RWTH Aachen early March) → admission Apr-Jun 2026 → blocked account + visa VFS Jun-Aug 2026 → travel Sep-Oct 2026. APS alone takes 4-6 weeks, so starting early is critical.
Yes, but competitive. DAAD is the largest provider (EPOS ~€934/mo, Helmut-Schmidt fully-funded, Research Grants ~€1,300/mo for PhD). DAAD success rate ~8-12% for Indians. Also consider: Deutschlandstipendium (€300/mo merit), political foundations (FES, KAS, Boell), Bayer Foundation, Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters. Indian: Inlaks, KC Mahindra, JN Tata. Most Indian students layer DAAD + another + education loan. Pure tuition is already free at most publics.
For most STEM Indian students in 2026, yes — Germany is the most financially rational choice. Tuition is typically €0-3,000 vs £15-32K (UK) or €17-28K (Ireland) per year. Post-study: 18 months + fast PR path (21 months with Blue Card) beats Ireland’s 24-month Stamp 1G and matches or beats UK’s Graduate Route on long-term PR. But Germany requires process discipline (APS, Uni-Assist, German language for Blue Card speed). For pure short-term experience, UK or Ireland may suit better; for long-term settlement and career in Europe, Germany is typically the best pick.
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