St. Johns Medical College, Bangalore · Karnataka.
MEDICINE · KARNATAKA · Private
St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru: Overview
About St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru
St. John’s Medical College belongs to St. John’s National Academy of Health Sciences, established by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India in 1963. The medical college, nursing education, hospital and research organisations form related parts of the Academy; each qualification still needs its own institutional evidence.
The campus is on Sarjapur Road in Bengaluru. Read the exact St. John’s admission category and reporting instructions; being a private minority institution does not make the MCC deemed-university route applicable.
| Question | College-specific answer |
|---|---|
| Campus | Bengaluru |
| Ownership context | Private medical institution |
| University | Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bengaluru |
| MBBS route | NEET UG → Karnataka KEA registration, option entry and allotment → college reporting |
| MBBS intake reference | 150 · NMC 18 September 2026 · AY 2026–27; not live vacancies |
| Named medical entries | 40 individual qualifications in this selected regulator catalogue |
| Fee scope | 2026–27 MBBS bulletin dated 29 July 2026 |
Teaching hospital and clinical learning
St. John’s Medical College Hospital is the teaching-hospital setting. The Academy’s clinical and research organisation allows students to encounter hospital and community-health work, but no personal clinical case allocation or salary outcome is guaranteed by this description.
The college publishes undergraduate, postgraduate and superspecialty academic material. The MBBS page describes student laboratories, departmental museums and teaching spaces. The regulator catalogue distinguishes the individual MD, MS, DM and M.Ch. entries rather than counting all departments as degree courses.
Academic and residential setting
Dedicated pages describe library and hostel arrangements, and the academic site identifies a skills laboratory and research facilities. The current MBBS bulletin is used for programme admission and financial terms. Undated promotional rankings and raw campus-size claims are not substituted for current student-access information.
Admission and cost planning
The January 2026 admission notice required both NEET UG qualification and KEA registration, including the stated Karnataka CET application step for Karnataka and non-Karnataka applicants. This is an administrative registration requirement, not a claim that KCET replaces NEET as the MBBS selection examination. The historical deadline is not presented as a fresh application window.
Start with the exact qualification and counselling category. A total intake is not a list of seats available in the next round; likewise, a first-year joining payment is not the full cost of completing medical training. Compare the academic fees, residence, deposits, travel and equipment separately.
- Read the individually named qualifications before comparing course counts.
- Use the same counselling authority, quota and rank scale when comparing admission results.
- Review the current joining agreement and any service obligation before accepting a seat.
- Keep payment receipts and the specific campus/category demand together.
This profile reviews selected institution, programme and financial fields. It does not certify every facility, guarantee admission or claim national-directory completeness.
Academic choices at St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru
The following are the individually named entries retained in this college’s catalogue. The intake column keeps its dated source scope; it does not show live vacancies, guarantee a category allocation or create a qualification from a hospital department.
| Named qualification | Dated intake reference | Evidence scope |
|---|---|---|
| MBBS | 150 | NMC undergraduate table, PDF page 13 |
| M.D. Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy/Dermatology | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.S. Otorhinolaryngology/ENT | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. General Medicine | 19 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Family Medicine | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Paediatrics | 9 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Emergency Medicine | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Radiation Oncology/ Radiotherapy | 2 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Physiology | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Pharmacology | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. Microbiology | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.D. BioChemistry | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 71 |
| M.S. Ophthalmology | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Anatomy | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.S. Orthopaedics | 10 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Radio-Diagnosis /Radiology | 12 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Forensic Medicine and Toxicology/Forensic Medicine | 1 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation | 2 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.S. Obstetrics and Gynaecology | 8 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Anaesthesiology | 14 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Pathology | 8 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Immuno Haematology and Blood Transfusion | 1 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Psychiatry | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.S. General Surgery | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| M.D. Community Medicine/Social & Preventive Medicine | 8 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 72 |
| D.M. Cardiology | 2 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Endocrinology | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Neonatology | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Nephrology | 5 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Neurology | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Medical Gastroenterology | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Pulmonary Medicine | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Paediatric Nephrology | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| D.M. Critical Care Medicine | 4 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| M.Ch. Surgical Oncology | 1 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| M.Ch. Gynaecological Oncology | 1 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery | 2 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| M.Ch. Paediatric Surgery | 2 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| M.Ch. Neurosurgery | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
| M.Ch. Urology | 3 | NMC postgraduate table, PDF page 75 |
Understanding selected course choices
MBBS
foundational medical science, clinical examination, supervised patient care and community practice
Duration: 4½ academic years plus one year of compulsory rotating internship
Entry qualification: School-level Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English; NEET UG qualification and the session’s age/category/document conditions
Admission route: NEET UG → Karnataka KEA registration, option entry and allotment → college reporting
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.D. Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy/Dermatology
skin disease, venereology and related clinical diagnosis
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.S. Otorhinolaryngology/ENT
ear, nose, throat and head-and-neck clinical practice
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.D. General Medicine
adult medical illness, diagnostic reasoning and inpatient/outpatient management
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.D. Family Medicine
continuing primary care across age groups and family/community contexts
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.D. Paediatrics
child growth, paediatric illness and age-specific clinical management
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.D. Emergency Medicine
time-critical assessment, stabilisation and emergency-care teamwork
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
M.D. Radiation Oncology/ Radiotherapy
cancer assessment, radiation treatment planning and multidisciplinary oncology
Duration: Normally three years after the eligible feeder qualification
Entry qualification: Recognised MBBS, completed internship by the applicable deadline, medical registration and NEET PG eligibility
Admission route: NEET PG; Karnataka KEA counselling for the applicable programme/category
Fee scope: See dated, programme/quota-specific fee table; MBBS figures are not PG prices
These are selected entries from this institution’s retained catalogue. A source-listed intake is not a live vacancy count.
Programme catalogue at a glance
This chart counts named catalogue entries by qualification grouping. It does not show seat quotas, students, placement outcomes or live vacancies. Source: MedCollege’s named-programme catalogue, snapshot 22 October 2026. Counts describe catalogue entries; the underlying programme source years remain separately labelled above.
- MBBS: 1 entries
- MD: 19 entries
- MS: 5 entries
- DM: 9 entries
- M.Ch: 6 entries
| Qualification grouping | Named entries | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| MBBS | 1 | Catalogue entries, not seats |
| MD | 19 | Catalogue entries, not seats |
| MS | 5 | Catalogue entries, not seats |
| DM | 9 | Catalogue entries, not seats |
| M.Ch | 6 | Catalogue entries, not seats |
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Admissions to St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru
NEET UG → Karnataka KEA registration, option entry and allotment → college reporting.
The January 2026 admission notice required both NEET UG qualification and KEA registration, including the stated Karnataka CET application step for Karnataka and non-Karnataka applicants. This is an administrative registration requirement, not a claim that KCET replaces NEET as the MBBS selection examination. The historical deadline is not presented as a fresh application window.
From examination to allocation
For MBBS, qualify NEET UG and complete the separate counselling registration required for the institution and category. Registration, document validation, choice or option entry, allotment and physical reporting are different stages. A college enquiry or MedCollege assistance request does not reserve a seat or replace an allotment.
| Stage | What the applicant should check |
|---|---|
| Examination | NEET UG qualification for MBBS; separate NEET PG/SS route for higher qualifications |
| Registration | Karnataka KEA medical counselling and category-specific documentary requirements |
| Choices | Exact college, campus, qualification and quota; do not select a similarly named institution |
| Allotment | Round, category, reporting deadline and payable amount in the actual letter |
| Reporting | Original documents, current college checklist, payment receipts and joining acknowledgements |
| After joining | University enrolment, hostel allocation, vaccination/fitness requirements and academic induction |
School eligibility and category documents
Prepare NEET score/admit documents, school qualification records, identity and date-of-birth proof, transfer/conduct records and the applicable domicile, category, minority or NRI papers. The exact checklist varies by category and session. A checklist is not permission to claim a category for which the candidate is ineligible.
MBBS school-subject and age conditions come from the applicable NEET/NMC and counselling rules. For MD/MS, internship completion, registration and NEET PG eligibility matter; a superspecialty applicant must meet the exact feeder qualification and NEET SS conditions. Do not reuse undergraduate school thresholds as postgraduate eligibility.
Joining and accommodation
Report at Bengaluru for this exact college, not another group campus. Confirm whether the counselling fee has already been credited before paying a college balance. Obtain an itemised receipt and written hostel allocation. Read any undertaking, withdrawal clause or service obligation in full before signing; historical schedules should not be used as the current reporting deadline.
St. John’s social-obligation condition
The 29 July 2026 MBBS bulletin requires an undertaking to complete two years of service in medically underserved areas after graduation and states a ₹25,00,000 penalty for not completing that obligation. This is an institutional admission condition, separate from tuition or a claimed salary. The signed agreement and current reporting instructions govern the individual case.
Enquiries and application support
Use MedCollege’s contact section to ask for help understanding courses and documents. The assistance request is separate from an official examination or counselling application. Do not send passwords, original documents or payment-card information through an informal enquiry.
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Fees at St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru
The January 2026 admission notice required both NEET UG qualification and KEA registration, including the stated Karnataka CET application step for Karnataka and non-Karnataka applicants. This is an administrative registration requirement, not a claim that KCET replaces NEET as the MBBS selection examination. The historical deadline is not presented as a fresh application window.
Source scope: 2026–27 MBBS bulletin dated 29 July 2026. Reviewed 19 October 2026. Amounts below retain their published category, billing period and exclusions.
| Category / room | Component | Year / period | Amount | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MBBS 2026 batch | Admission fee | At joining | ₹29,350 | Not annual tuition |
| MBBS 2026 batch | Refundable deposits | At joining | ₹14,000 | Claim within three months of completion of rural bond per bulletin |
| MBBS 2026 batch | Tuition | Annual tuition, first-year table | ₹6,75,000 | Separate from other fees |
| MBBS 2026 batch | Other fees | First-year table | ₹80,810 | Not further itemised by this table |
| MBBS 2026 batch | RGUHS university fee | First-year table | ₹11,950 | Included in first-year total |
| MBBS 2026 batch | Published first-year total | Payable to KEA at admission | ₹8,11,110 | Excludes hostel/mess |
| MBBS 2026 batch | Published later-year annual fee | From second year onwards, subject to stated revision terms | ₹7,58,050 | January/July instalments; hostel/mess excluded |
The first-year quoted amount is payable through KEA under the bulletin. The later-year annual amount is quoted separately and is not manufactured by adding the first-year component rows. Hostel/mess are excluded. The refundable deposit has a claim deadline linked to completing the rural-service bond; review the signed terms rather than assuming an immediate graduation refund.
The chart repeats the component table above. It compares only the quoted first-year bill; it is not an annual cost projection or a full-course total.
Build a realistic budget
Separate annual academic tuition, joining-only charges, deposits and residential costs. Where a notice gives a package without naming its billing period, keep that wording rather than assuming “per year”. A deposit should be called refundable only when its terms say so. Do not add INR and foreign-currency quotations into one total.
- Check whether payment is to the counselling authority or to the institution for that stage.
- Do not add a published package total to its own components.
- Ask for separate postgraduate, NRI and room-category schedules when applicable.
- Keep scholarship eligibility and any service agreement separate from the headline fee.
- A quoted historical cohort schedule is context, not authority for a current payment.
Cutoffs and rank interpretation at St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru
Compare admission ranks only after matching course, year, counselling authority, quota, category and round. NEET All India Rank is different from a state merit position or marks. A blank source cell is not rank zero and cannot be filled from the neighbouring institution’s row.
No exact-college KEA rank table with checked headings, category cells and round/year scope was established for publication in this batch. This is a source coverage gap, not evidence that admission had no cutoff. No marks-to-rank conversion, invented opening rank or borrowed “other category” value is shown.
How to use an admission result
First identify the relevant seat category and its documentary conditions. Then compare the same course and round on the same rank scale. Round movement can reflect upgrades, resignations, changed availability and category rules; an observed rank from one result does not guarantee a seat in a later round or another year.
- Retain the exact campus name and counselling choice code.
- Read the source’s own column headings before interpreting category values.
- Distinguish a provisional result from a final allotment list.
- Use category-specific eligibility and the current round notice for decisions.
- For MD/MS or superspecialty entry, use the relevant NEET PG/SS result rather than undergraduate ranks.
Facilities and campus learning
Dedicated pages describe library and hostel arrangements, and the academic site identifies a skills laboratory and research facilities. The current MBBS bulletin is used for programme admission and financial terms. Undated promotional rankings and raw campus-size claims are not substituted for current student-access information.
Teaching hospital and supervision
St. John’s Medical College Hospital is the teaching-hospital setting. The Academy’s clinical and research organisation allows students to encounter hospital and community-health work, but no personal clinical case allocation or salary outcome is guaranteed by this description.
For a campus visit, ask how undergraduate bedside teaching, skills sessions and laboratory work are timetabled. Specialist services, wards and equipment should be assessed through student access and supervision. Hospital marketing material alone does not establish independent operating privileges or a guaranteed number of cases for an undergraduate.
Library, laboratories and skills learning
A useful assessment distinguishes a reading room from a lending collection, digital subscriptions from public internet access, and an open skills room from a scheduled supervised session. Ask for the medical-student access policy and actual hours. This guide does not turn an undated book count or an equipment photograph into a current audited inventory.
Hostel and daily arrangements
Check the room category, sharing, washroom arrangement, meal policy, travel between teaching blocks and hospital, accessibility needs, security rules and any mandatory residential condition. Financial comparisons should keep the admission deposit separate from recurring room, mess and laundry amounts. A residential webpage does not guarantee a particular room for every admitted student.
What to ask during a visit
Bring questions specific to St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru: where the first-year practicals take place, how clinical groups are allocated, how library access works after classes, and which hostel category is offered to the joining cohort. Ask for written rules and a current invoice where cost or eligibility affects the decision.
Internship and career pathways
St. John’s Medical College Hospital is the teaching-hospital setting. The Academy’s clinical and research organisation allows students to encounter hospital and community-health work, but no personal clinical case allocation or salary outcome is guaranteed by this description.
An MBBS education leads through examinations, the compulsory rotating internship and applicable medical-registration requirements. It should not be described as a guaranteed campus-placement package. Internship postings, supervision and completion records are part of training; they do not establish a particular salary or job offer.
Planning postgraduate study
Graduates considering MD/MS should plan for the relevant NEET PG and counselling requirements. A DM/M.Ch. route requires the appropriate feeder qualification and the relevant superspecialty selection rules. A qualification listed at this college is not a reserved progression seat for its own MBBS graduates.
Clinical practice, teaching and research
The college publishes undergraduate, postgraduate and superspecialty academic material. The MBBS page describes student laboratories, departmental museums and teaching spaces. The regulator catalogue distinguishes the individual MD, MS, DM and M.Ch. entries rather than counting all departments as degree courses.
Potential directions include clinical practice within registration rules, postgraduate training, public-health work, academic medicine and research. Access to a hospital or research laboratory can support learning, but career progression depends on qualifications, performance, selection and professional requirements. Institutional service commitments may also affect the immediate post-course plan.
How to evaluate outcomes
Ask for a dated, programme-specific internship policy, published stipend notice and traceable graduate outcomes before comparing institutions. This review does not publish an unsupported placement rate, highest package, salary estimate, alumni count or postgraduate-selection percentage. A testimonial is not outcome evidence.
For the 2026 MBBS cohort, factor the documented two-year social-obligation service condition into the timeline. The bulletin’s bond penalty and deposit-claim condition are financial obligations, not job-placement guarantees.
A practical comparison checklist
Use these questions to compare this exact campus with your other options. They are planning questions, not claims that an unverified facility or concession exists here.
| Decision | What to compare | What not to assume |
|---|---|---|
| Academic fit | The named qualification and subject focus | A hospital department is automatically a degree |
| Cost | Same programme, category, year and payment period | A joining demand is the full course cost |
| Location | Teaching, clinical and reporting venues | A city name identifies every campus building |
| Accommodation | Room allocation and separately stated charges | An academic seat guarantees a room |
| Historical ranks | Same authority, course, round, category and rank scale | Past allotment means a future guarantee |
Questions to resolve before choosing St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru
The guidance below explains how to use this college’s information. It does not assert that an undocumented facility, fee concession, outcome or service is available at this campus.
Match the qualification to the decision you are making
Before comparing colleges, decide what qualification you are actually considering. An undergraduate applicant, a doctor seeking specialist training and a graduate considering an allied-health qualification are making different decisions. Start with the individually named course, then read its entry qualification, training period and admission route. A large teaching hospital may offer many services without every service being a separately approved degree. Likewise, a college may have more than one qualification in the same subject area. Use the exact course title in your notes and enquiries so that a helpful answer about one programme is not mistaken for an answer about another.
Separate the college, university and hospital
These names answer different questions. The college identifies the institution providing the teaching; the university identifies the academic relationship described for the qualification; the teaching hospital identifies a clinical learning setting. They may share a familiar local name without being interchangeable. When reading a document, check which organisation issued it and whether it refers to the same campus. A university-wide announcement does not automatically apply to every constituent college, and a hospital anniversary is not necessarily the medical college’s foundation date. Keep the three identities together when you compare academic information, reporting instructions and campus locations.
Read intake as a dated programme figure
An intake reference describes the capacity recorded in a particular source for a particular qualification. It does not tell you how many seats remain available today or how many places are available to your category. Keep the academic year and the date of the list with the number. Counselling availability may be divided across authorities, quotas, categories and rounds, and it can change during an admission process. For a practical shortlist, retain one column for dated programme intake and a separate note for the applicable round’s seat matrix. Do not calculate your admission chances merely by dividing the intake by an applicant count.
Questions about St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru?
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Understand the difference between eligibility and selection
Meeting a course’s eligibility conditions allows a candidate to participate in the relevant process; it is not the same as obtaining a seat. Selection can also depend on examination performance, the admission category, document verification, the choices entered and the seats available in that round. The exact combination varies by qualification and authority. Write down which requirement belongs to which stage. For example, a qualification document supports academic eligibility, while an allotment letter records a particular allocation. Keeping those stages separate helps prevent a reassuring general eligibility statement from being read as a promise of admission to this institution.
Prepare for counselling as a sequence of decisions
Registration, payment where required, document processing, choice entry, allotment and college reporting are distinct steps. Read the instructions for the authority handling your exact category instead of assuming that one registration covers every route. Keep a dated copy of submitted choices and payment acknowledgements. When considering a subsequent round, understand how retaining, upgrading, resigning or joining may affect your position under that round’s rules. Do not rely on a previous year’s deadline or a message about another category. A clear sequence of completed steps is more useful than an informal assurance that an application has been done.
Build a document checklist for your own category
A universal list can help you begin, but it cannot replace the current reporting checklist. Arrange identity records, academic certificates, the examination and allotment documents relevant to the qualification, photographs and any category or residence evidence you intend to claim. Check whether the authority requires a particular format, issuing authority or validity period. Where originals and copies are requested, organise them in the stated order and keep a record of anything submitted. Personal circumstances such as a name difference, a study gap or a change of board may require additional clarification. Resolve those questions before travelling to report.
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Location and visit planning
St. John’s Medical College Bengaluru is identified in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Use the documented campus and reporting information retained above when planning a visit. A city label alone is not a verified map pin; no unconfirmed coordinates are plotted.
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Overview expanded 22 October 2026. Institution-specific statements retain their original source years and scope. The separate student-planning material is guidance, not additional evidence of college facilities or outcomes. No whole-profile verification is implied.
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St. John’s Medical College, Bengaluru
Bengaluru, Karnataka
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