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Best University in Malaysia for Engineering 2026: QS & EAC
The best university in Malaysia for engineering, on the evidence of the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, is Universiti Malaya (82nd in the world for Engineering & Technology), with Universiti Teknologi Malaysia close behind at 86th. This guide from Sail Edu (SailEdu) compares nine universities for an engineering degree in Malaysia across mechanical, civil, electrical and electronic, and chemical engineering, and explains the accreditation that decides whether the degree lets you register as an engineer.
Quick answer
In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, Universiti Malaya (82nd) and UTM (86th) are Malaysia's top two for Engineering & Technology. UM leads mechanical (107th) and electrical (68th); UTM leads chemical (83rd) and civil (51–100). For a UK or Australian award, look at Nottingham, Heriot-Watt or Monash Malaysia. Always check EAC accreditation.
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Best university in Malaysia for engineering: 9 universities compared
Two public universities lead: Universiti Malaya is ranked 82nd and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia 86th in the world for Engineering & Technology in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026. The table compares nine universities that all appear in the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) directory of accredited programmes: four public research universities, three foreign branch campuses and two private universities. It is ordered by QS evidence first, then by type; it is not our own opinion of quality.
| University | Type | Location | QS Subject 2026 (Engineering & Technology) | Key accreditation | Indicative annual tuition (international) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universiti Malaya (UM) | Public | Kuala Lumpur | 82nd | Listed in the EAC directory; BEM is a Washington Accord signatory | USD 3,000 – 6,000 |
| Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) | Public | Skudai, Johor | 86th | Listed in the EAC directory | USD 3,500 – 6,500 |
| Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) | Public | Bangi, Selangor | 162nd | Listed in the EAC directory | USD 3,000 – 6,500 |
| Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) | Public | Serdang, Selangor | 176th | Listed in the EAC directory | USD 3,500 – 7,000 |
| Monash University Malaysia | Foreign branch campus (Australia) | Bandar Sunway, Selangor | Not ranked separately from the parent university | Listed in the EAC directory | RM 45,000 – 75,000 |
| University of Nottingham Malaysia | Foreign branch campus (UK) | Semenyih, Selangor | Not ranked separately from the parent university | Listed in the EAC directory | RM 45,000 – 65,000 |
| Heriot-Watt University Malaysia | Foreign branch campus (UK) | Putrajaya | Not ranked separately from the parent university | Listed in the EAC directory | Branch-campus band, typically from about RM 45,000; confirm with the university |
| Taylor's University | Private | Subang Jaya, Selangor | Broad-area rank unverified; mechanical 401–450 | Listed in the EAC directory | RM 35,000 – 55,000 |
| UCSI University | Private | Cheras, Kuala Lumpur | Broad-area rank unverified; chemical 401–450 | Listed in the EAC directory | RM 30,000 – 55,000 |
QS figures are from the 2026 edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject; tied positions are shown without the equals sign. "Listed in the EAC directory" means the university appears in the EAC list of accredited engineering programmes: accreditation is granted per programme and per graduating year, so check your exact programme. Tuition figures are the indicative ranges used across our guides for mainstream bachelor's programmes, not programme-specific engineering fees; public-university figures are in USD, at about RM 4.1 to the US dollar. Confirm the current fee on the university's official fee page.
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Mechanical engineering degree in Malaysia, plus civil, electrical and chemical: QS 2026 ranks
The answer changes with the discipline. In the QS 2026 subject tables, Universiti Malaya is Malaysia's highest-ranked university for mechanical engineering (107th) and electrical and electronic engineering (68th), while UTM is highest for chemical engineering (83rd) and civil and structural engineering (51–100 band). The table lists every figure we could verify.
| University | Engineering & Technology | Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing | Civil & Structural | Electrical & Electronic | Chemical |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universiti Malaya (UM) | 82 | 107 | 101–150 | 68 | 87 |
| Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) | 86 | 117 | 51–100 | 77 | 83 |
| Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP) | 146 | 151–200 | 101–150 | 131 | 87 |
| Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) | 157 | 151–200 | 151–200 | Unverified | 151–200 |
| Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) | 162 | 151–200 | 151–200 | Unverified | 151–200 |
| Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) | 176 | 151–200 | 201–275 | Unverified | 151–200 |
| Taylor's University | Unverified | 401–450 | Not listed | Unverified | Not listed |
| Sunway University | Unverified | 501–575 | Not listed | Unverified | 351–400 |
| UCSI University | Unverified | 501–575 | Not listed | Unverified | 401–450 |
Source: QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 at topuniversities.com, filtered to Malaysia, cross-checked against university announcements. "Unverified" means we could not confirm that university's position in that table, not that it is unranked. "Not listed" means the university did not appear among the Malaysian entries in that table. Monash, Nottingham and Heriot-Watt are ranked by QS as their parent universities, not as separate Malaysian campuses. QS bands such as 151–200 do not rank universities within the band.
Best university in Malaysia for mechanical engineering
Universiti Malaya (107th) and UTM (117th) are the only two Malaysian universities in the global top 150 for mechanical, aeronautical and manufacturing engineering. UKM, UPM, USM and UTP share the 151–200 band, and Taylor's is the highest-placed private university we could verify, at 401–450.
Best university in Malaysia for chemical engineering
UTM is 83rd, with Universiti Malaya and UTP tied at 87th: three Malaysian universities in the world top 100. UKM, UPM and USM sit in the 151–200 band. Among private universities, Sunway (351–400) and UCSI (401–450) are listed.
Best university in Malaysia for electrical engineering
Universiti Malaya is 68th and UTM 77th for electrical and electronic engineering, with UTP at 131st. Eighteen Malaysian universities appear in this QS table, the most of the four disciplines covered here.
Civil engineering degree in Malaysia
UTM is in the 51–100 band for civil and structural engineering, with Universiti Malaya and UTP at 101–150, UKM and USM at 151–200 and UPM at 201–275. Only six Malaysian universities are listed in this table.
BEM accredited engineering degree: EAC and the Washington Accord in Malaysia
An engineering degree in Malaysia must be accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) for its graduates to meet the academic requirement for registration as a Graduate Engineer with the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM). BEM has been a full signatory of the Washington Accord since 2009, so EAC-accredited degrees are recognised as substantially equivalent by the other signatories. This matters more than any ranking.
Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)
BEM is the statutory regulator. It registers graduate engineers and professional engineers under the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015), and the prerequisite for registration as a graduate engineer is an engineering qualification recognised by BEM.
Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC)
EAC is the body delegated by BEM to accredit engineering degrees. It is made up of representatives of BEM, the Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM), the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) and the Public Service Department (JPA).
What the EAC standard requires
The Engineering Programme Accreditation Standard 2024 requires a minimum of 135 SLT credits, of which 90 must be engineering courses, offered over four years. That is why an accredited Malaysian bachelor's degree in engineering takes four years, not three.
Washington Accord
The Washington Accord, initiated in 1989, is an agreement between bodies that accredit professional engineering degrees. It has 25 full signatories, including the UK, Australia, the United States, Canada, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and China (since 2016). Malaysia, through BEM, has been a full signatory since 2009.
What the Accord does not do
The Accord recognises accredited degrees as substantially equivalent. It is not a licence to practise: each country's own registration body still decides who can register, and recognition applies only to programmes accredited by a signatory within its own jurisdiction.
From graduate to Professional Engineer
In Malaysia, BEM requires three years of registration as a Graduate Engineer before you can apply for Professional Engineer status, and you must then pass an assessment route such as the Professional Assessment Examination. Rules for non-citizens can differ, so confirm with BEM.
How to check a programme before you pay a deposit
- 1Open the EAC list of accredited engineering programmes and find the university. Each entry links to a document listing its accredited programmes.
- 2Find your exact programme title and campus. Accreditation is given for the duration shown only, and from 2009 it is tied to the year of graduation, so confirm it covers the year you expect to graduate.
- 3A new programme may not be fully accredited until its first students graduate. Ask the university in writing for its current EAC status.
- 4Confirm the programme is also in the Malaysian Qualifications Register (MQA), and check with the engineering regulator in the country where you plan to work.
University profiles: where to study an engineering degree in Malaysia
Each of the nine universities below teaches at least three of the four core disciplines and appears in the EAC directory. Profiles state only what the QS 2026 tables and our existing university guides support; the links go to the programme pages on Sail Edu.
Universiti Malaya (UM)
Kuala Lumpur · Public research university
Malaysia's highest-ranked university for Engineering & Technology (82nd), electrical and electronic engineering (68th) and mechanical engineering (107th) in QS Subject 2026, and 87th for chemical engineering. Indicative international undergraduate tuition is about USD 3,000 to 6,000 a year. Entry is competitive and international undergraduate places are limited.
Programmes: Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering · Bachelor of Civil Engineering · Bachelor of Electrical Engineering · Bachelor of Chemical Engineering
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)
Skudai, Johor (main campus) · Public research university
A technology-focused university ranked 86th for Engineering & Technology, and Malaysia's highest for chemical engineering (83rd) and civil and structural engineering (51–100). It is also 77th for electrical and electronic and 117th for mechanical engineering. Indicative tuition is about USD 3,500 to 6,500 a year, and living costs in Johor are lower than in the Klang Valley.
Programmes: Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Electrical Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Chemical Engineering with Honours
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
Bangi, Selangor · Public research university
Ranked 162nd for Engineering & Technology in QS Subject 2026, and in the 151–200 band for mechanical, civil and chemical engineering. Indicative tuition is about USD 3,000 to 6,500 a year. Some courses at public universities are taught partly in Malay, so check the language of instruction for your programme.
Programmes: Bachelor's (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering · Bachelor's (Hons) in Civil Engineering · Bachelor's (Hons) in Electric and Electronic Engineering · Bachelor's (Hons) in Chemical Engineering
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM)
Serdang, Selangor · Public research university
Ranked 176th for Engineering & Technology, in the 151–200 band for mechanical and chemical engineering and 201–275 for civil. Its engineering faculty also offers aerospace and agricultural and biosystems engineering. Indicative tuition is about USD 3,500 to 7,000 a year.
Programmes: Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Chemical Engineering with Honours
Monash University Malaysia
Bandar Sunway, Selangor · Foreign branch campus (Australia)
The Malaysian campus of Monash University, awarding the Monash degree. QS ranks the parent university rather than the Malaysian campus, so there is no separate subject rank. Monash appears in the EAC directory. Indicative tuition is RM 45,000 to 75,000 a year, the highest in this list.
Programmes: Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) · Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) · Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours)
University of Nottingham Malaysia
Semenyih, Selangor · Foreign branch campus (UK)
The Malaysian campus of the University of Nottingham, awarding the Nottingham degree. Its engineering degrees listed on Sail Edu are MEng (Hons) integrated master's programmes. Not ranked separately by QS; listed in the EAC directory. Indicative tuition is RM 45,000 to 65,000 a year.
Programmes: Mechanical Engineering MEng (Hons) · Civil Engineering MEng (Hons) · Electrical and Electronic Engineering MEng (Hons) · Chemical Engineering MEng (Hons)
Heriot-Watt University Malaysia
Putrajaya · Foreign branch campus (UK)
The Malaysian campus of Heriot-Watt University, offering MEng programmes in the four core disciplines. Not ranked separately by QS; listed in the EAC directory. We have not published a verified fee range for this campus, so ask the university for the current schedule; branch campuses in Malaysia generally start at about RM 45,000 a year.
Programmes: MEng Mechanical Engineering · MEng Civil Engineering · MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering · MEng Chemical Engineering
Taylor's University
Subang Jaya, Selangor · Private university
The highest-placed Malaysian private university we could verify in the QS 2026 mechanical engineering table, in the 401–450 band. It offers mechanical, electrical and electronic, and chemical engineering, and is listed in the EAC directory. Indicative tuition is RM 35,000 to 55,000 a year.
Programmes: Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) · Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Honours) · Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours)
UCSI University
Cheras, Kuala Lumpur · Private university
Listed in the QS 2026 tables for chemical engineering (401–450) and mechanical engineering (501–575), and offers all four core disciplines. Listed in the EAC directory. Indicative tuition is RM 30,000 to 55,000 a year, and it is one of the private universities that accept Gaokao results for direct entry.
Programmes: Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering with Honours · Bachelor of Chemical Engineering with Honours
Programme names are those shown on each programme page. Fees, intakes and accreditation status change, so treat each profile as a starting point and confirm details with the university. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP) and Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) also rank strongly, as the table above shows, but do not yet have a university page on Sail Edu.
Engineering degree entry requirements in Malaysia, by qualification
A four-year engineering degree in Malaysia normally requires a pre-university qualification with good passes in mathematics and a physical science. The EAC standard names STPM, with good principal passes in mathematics and natural sciences, or its equivalent as the normal entry qualification. SPM, O-Level and IGCSE holders enter through a foundation or diploma first.
| Qualification | General minimum for a bachelor's degree | What engineering programmes typically add |
|---|---|---|
| STPM | Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in at least 2 subjects | Principal passes in Mathematics and Physics, and often Chemistry for chemical engineering. Top public universities prefer around 4As. |
| GCE A-Level | Passes in at least 2 subjects | Mathematics plus Physics or Chemistry. Top universities and branch campuses ask for far higher grades, up to AAA or A*AA. |
| UEC | Grade B in at least 5 subjects | Typically including Mathematics and a science subject. Widely accepted by private universities and branch campuses; not generally accepted for UPUOnline entry to public universities. |
| Foundation / Matriculation | CGPA 2.00 out of 4.00 | A science or engineering foundation with mathematics and physics. A private university's foundation is mainly designed for progression within that university. |
| Diploma | CGPA 2.00 out of 4.00 in a related field | A related engineering diploma; a higher CGPA can earn credit exemptions and entry into Year 2. |
| IB Diploma | Commonly 24 points or more | Higher Level Mathematics and Physics are typically expected; around 32 points or more for top universities. |
| SPM / O-Level / IGCSE | Not accepted for direct bachelor's entry | 5 credits, including Mathematics and science subjects, for an engineering foundation; 3 credits for a diploma. |
| China: Gaokao | Accepted directly by selected universities only | Typically around the first-tier line, with a science background. Otherwise a senior high school certificate plus a one-year foundation. |
General minimums are the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA) programme standards as published by universities and repeated in our application guide. The engineering column describes what programmes typically ask for and is not a fixed national rule: each university sets its own grades, compulsory subjects and English requirement (IELTS or equivalent). Confirm on the programme page before applying.
If you do not yet hold a pre-university qualification, see Foundation Programmes in Malaysia 2026 and Diploma Courses in Malaysia 2026.
Careers and salaries after an engineering degree in Malaysia
Fresh engineering graduates in Malaysia typically earn about RM 2,800 to 4,500 a month, rising to RM 6,000 to 14,000 with experience, according to the ranges in our graduate salary guide. Oil and gas and semiconductors pay more, and civil engineering tends to start lower.
- Mechanical engineering: manufacturing, automotive, oil and gas, building services and energy.
- Civil engineering: construction, infrastructure, structural and geotechnical consultancy, and water and transport projects.
- Electrical and electronic engineering: semiconductors, power and utilities, electronics manufacturing and automation.
- Chemical engineering: petrochemicals, oil and gas, palm oil processing, specialty chemicals and process safety.
- Registration: an EAC-accredited degree lets you register with BEM as a Graduate Engineer, the first step towards Professional Engineer status.
For role detail see the engineering career and salary page and compare fields in Graduate Salaries in Malaysia 2026.
How to choose an engineering degree in Malaysia
Choose in this order: accreditation, discipline strength, the award you want, then cost. Public universities charge about USD 3,500 to 6,500 a year for engineering, private universities about RM 35,000 to 55,000, and foreign branch campuses RM 45,000 and up, so the right choice depends on your grades and budget as much as on rank.
Start with accreditation
Shortlist only programmes that appear in the EAC directory for your expected graduating year. A higher-ranked university does not help if your specific programme is not accredited.
Match the discipline, not the brand
UTM is strongest in the QS tables for chemical and civil engineering, Universiti Malaya for electrical and mechanical. Check that the university offers your discipline as a full accredited programme.
Decide which award you want
Public and private universities award a Malaysian degree. Monash, Nottingham and Heriot-Watt award the parent university's degree at a higher fee. Nottingham and Heriot-Watt list MEng programmes.
Be realistic about entry
Public universities are cheaper but competitive, with limited international undergraduate places and fewer intakes. Keep one or two private universities as a backup.
Count four years of cost
An accredited engineering bachelor's degree runs four years, one more than most business or IT degrees. Multiply tuition and living costs by four, and add lab or resource fees.
Check recognition at home
Confirm the programme with the engineering regulator in the country where you plan to work. Chinese students should also check the university on the Ministry of Education list at jsj.moe.gov.cn.
To bring the cost down, look at scholarships listed on Sail Edu and Cheapest University in Malaysia 2026. Families relocating with younger children can also compare international schools in Malaysia.
How to apply for an engineering degree in Malaysia
International students apply directly to the university, then the university applies for the student visa through EMGS. Allow at least three months for the visa after you receive an offer, and apply to several universities so you can compare real offers.
- 1Shortlist accredited programmes: Pick three to five programmes in your discipline and confirm each one in the EAC directory.
- 2Check entry and English requirements: Read the requirement for your own qualification on the programme page, including the mathematics and science subjects and the English score.
- 3Prepare documents: Passport, academic transcripts and certificates, an English test result if required, and passport photos. Requirements vary by university.
- 4Apply and compare offers: Submit applications to each university. Many private universities assess merit scholarships together with the admission application.
- 5Accept and start the student visa: After you accept an offer, the university submits your Student Pass application to EMGS. Do not travel until your visa approval is issued.
Step-by-step detail is in How to Apply to a University in Malaysia 2026, intake months in Malaysia University Intake Dates 2026 and the visa process in Malaysia Student Visa (EMGS) 2026.
Methodology and sources
This page is an evidence summary, not a ranking of our own. We ordered universities by their position in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, and treated EAC accreditation as a minimum condition for inclusion.
- Rankings: QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026, read from the topuniversities.com subject tables filtered to Malaysia and cross-checked against university announcements. Where we could not confirm a position, the table says "Unverified" rather than guessing.
- Accreditation: the EAC list of accredited engineering programmes, the EAC Engineering Programme Accreditation Standard 2024, the BEM registration pages, and the International Engineering Alliance list of Washington Accord signatories.
- Fees and salaries: the indicative ranges already published in our tuition, cost and graduate salary guides. They are not programme-specific quotes.
- Limits: QS subject tables measure reputation and research, not teaching quality or graduate outcomes for a given student. Accreditation is per programme and per graduating year and can change.
Sources
- QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026: Engineering & Technology (Malaysia filter)
- QS Subject 2026: Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering
- QS Subject 2026: Civil and Structural Engineering
- QS Subject 2026: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- QS Subject 2026: Chemical Engineering
- UTM News: QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 results
- Universiti Malaya News: QS Subject Rankings 2026
- Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC): list of accredited engineering programmes in Malaysia
- EAC: about the council and the Engineering Programme Accreditation Standard 2024
- Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM): Professional Engineer registration
- International Engineering Alliance: Washington Accord and list of signatories
Last verified: October 2026. Rankings are republished each year and accreditation lists are updated several times a year, so check the linked sources for the current position.
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Frequently asked questions
Which is the best university in Malaysia for engineering?
On QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 evidence, Universiti Malaya is the highest-ranked Malaysian university for Engineering & Technology, at 82nd in the world, followed by Universiti Teknologi Malaysia at 86th. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, USM, UKM and UPM are also in the global top 200. The best choice for you also depends on the discipline, your grades and your budget.
Which is the best university in Malaysia for mechanical engineering?
Universiti Malaya is ranked 107th and UTM 117th in the QS 2026 table for mechanical, aeronautical and manufacturing engineering. UKM, UPM, USM and UTP are in the 151–200 band. Among private universities, Taylor's is in the 401–450 band, with Sunway and UCSI at 501–575.
Which is the best university in Malaysia for chemical engineering?
UTM is ranked 83rd in the QS 2026 chemical engineering table, with Universiti Malaya and Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS tied at 87th. UKM, UPM and USM are in the 151–200 band. Sunway University (351–400) and UCSI University (401–450) are the private universities listed.
Which is the best university in Malaysia for electrical engineering?
Universiti Malaya is ranked 68th and UTM 77th for electrical and electronic engineering in the QS 2026 subject table, with Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS at 131st. All three appear in the EAC directory of accredited programmes.
Where can I study a civil engineering degree in Malaysia?
UTM is in the 51–100 band for civil and structural engineering in QS 2026, with Universiti Malaya and UTP at 101–150, UKM and USM at 151–200 and UPM at 201–275. Private options with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering include UCSI and Sunway, and Nottingham, Heriot-Watt and Monash Malaysia teach civil engineering at their branch campuses.
What are the engineering degree entry requirements in Malaysia?
You normally need a pre-university qualification with good passes in mathematics and a physical science: STPM, A-Level, UEC, IB, a science or engineering foundation, or a related diploma. The general minimum is 2 STPM principals at grade C, 2 A-Level passes or 5 Bs in UEC, but engineering programmes usually ask for more. SPM or O-Level holders start with a foundation or diploma.
What is a BEM accredited engineering degree?
It is an engineering degree accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC), the body delegated by the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM). Graduates of an accredited programme meet the academic requirement to register with BEM as a Graduate Engineer. Accreditation is given per programme and per graduating year, so check the EAC list for your exact programme.
Is a Malaysian engineering degree recognised under the Washington Accord?
Yes, if the programme is EAC-accredited. BEM has been a full signatory of the Washington Accord since 2009, alongside 24 other signatories including the UK, Australia, the United States, Singapore, India and China. The Accord recognises accredited degrees as substantially equivalent; it does not replace each country's own registration or licensing process.
How long is a bachelor of mechanical engineering in Malaysia and what does it cost?
An accredited bachelor's degree in engineering takes four years, because the EAC standard requires at least 135 credits over four years. Indicative international tuition is about USD 3,500 to 6,500 a year at public universities and RM 35,000 to 55,000 a year at private universities, with foreign branch campuses from about RM 45,000.
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