NISM Exam Validity and Renewal: Complete CPE Guide 2025
Introduction: Why NISM Certificate Validity Matters
Your NISM certification represents more than just passing an exam—it's your professional credential in India's securities market. But unlike many professional certifications that last a lifetime, most NISM certificates come with an expiry date. Understanding NISM certificate validity, the renewal process, and Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements is crucial for maintaining your professional standing and regulatory compliance.
In 2025, the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) continues to enforce strict validity periods for most certifications, with failure to renew resulting in serious professional consequences. Whether you're a mutual fund distributor, equity derivatives dealer, investment adviser, or any other securities market professional, this comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know about certificate validity, CPE programs, renewal procedures, and cost planning.
The regulatory landscape is constantly evolving, and SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) mandates that associated persons in securities markets maintain current certifications. Let's dive into the complete details of how to keep your NISM credentials active and compliant.
NISM Certificate Validity Overview
Understanding the 3-Year Validity Standard
The vast majority of NISM certifications carry a standard validity period of 3 years from the date of successful examination completion. This includes some of the most popular certifications:
Standard 3-Year Validity Certifications
Validity Period
3 Years
Date of successful exam completion (not certificate issuance)
Key Points:
- •NISM Series V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors Certification
- •NISM Series VIII: Equity Derivatives Certification
- •NISM Series I: Currency Derivatives Certification
- •NISM Series X-A & X-B: Investment Adviser Certification (Level 1 & 2)
- •NISM Series III-A: Securities Intermediaries Compliance (Non-Fund)
- •NISM Series VII: Securities Operations and Risk Management
- •NISM Series XIII: Common Derivatives Certification
- •NISM Series XVI: Commodity Derivatives Certification
- •NISM Series XV: Research Analyst Certification
- •NISM Series II-A: RTA-Corporate Certification
Important Validity Points:
- •Validity starts: Date of successful exam completion (not certificate issuance)
- •Certificate issuance delay: Up to 15 working days after exam
- •Enrollment validity: 180 days from enrollment date
- •Renewal window opens: Opens 12 months before expiry
- •Recommended renewal timing: 6 months before expiry
Special Validity Cases
Investment Adviser Certifications (Dual Level)
- →Both Level 1 (X-A) and Level 2 (X-B) must be valid to practice
- →Series X-C renewal examination available from 2025
- →Can only enroll for X-C renewal if both X-A and X-B are still valid
- →If either certificate expires, must retake the original exam
Research Analyst Renewal Changes (Effective March 2025)
- ✓Series XV-B: Research Analyst Certification (Renewal) Examination introduced
- ✓2-3 hours of pre-recorded training videos
- ✓1-hour assessment examination
- ✓Must be completed within 5 calendar days from scheduled exam date
- ✓Fee: Rs. 2,500 + taxes
- ✓Certificate must be expiring within next 12 months to be eligible
Checking Your Certificate Expiry Date
- 1Log in to NISM Online Certification System at https://certifications.nism.ac.in
- 2Navigate to your profile dashboard
- 3Click on "My Certification" section
- 4View all certificates with their respective expiry dates
- 5Extended validity (if any) reflects in NISM database
NISM does not issue physical reminders before expiry. You must track renewal deadlines yourself.
CPE Program: Detailed Guide to Continuing Professional Education
What is CPE and Why It's Mandatory
Continuing Professional Education is a one-day training program designed by NISM to help securities market professionals stay updated with:
✓Regulatory changes and SEBI amendments
✓New market practices and trading mechanisms
✓Compliance requirements and best practices
✓Risk management frameworks
✓Technology updates in securities markets
✓Ethical standards and investor protection norms
CPE was introduced under the SEBI (Certification of Associated Persons in Securities Markets) Regulations, 2007, making it a Regulatory requirement, not optional.
CPE Credit Hours and Duration
Classroom CPE
Duration
One full day (approximately 6 hours)
Fee
Rs. 3,000 (effective March 1, 2025)
Requirements:
- ✓In-person training at designated centers
- ✓Live instructor-led sessions with Q&A
- ✓Attendance-based completion (no exam required)
- ✓Opportunity to network with other professionals
Online CPE (eCPE)
Duration
2 to 5 hours depending on module
Fee
Rs. 2,500 + online payment gateway charges
Requirements:
- ✓Desktop computer or laptop (mobile/tablet not supported)
- ✓Built-in or external webcam and microphone
- ✓Minimum 2 Mbps internet speed (download and upload)
- ✓Minimum resolution: 1024 x 768 in 16-bit color
- ✓Recommended browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge (latest versions)
- ✓Remote proctoring for some modules
- ✓Completion tracking through platform
Types of CPE Activities
CPE programs are not uniform across all NISM certifications. The content is tailored to each series:
Mutual Fund Distributors CPE (Series V-A)
- →Changes in mutual fund regulations
- →New fund categories and classifications
- →KYC and AML compliance updates
- →Digital distribution platforms
- →Risk profiling and suitability
- →Mis-selling prevention
Equity Derivatives CPE (Series VIII)
- →Options trading strategies
- →Risk management in derivatives
- →Margin requirements and surveillance
- →Trading member obligations
- →Client education requirements
Investment Adviser CPE (Series X-A & X-B)
- →SEBI (Investment Advisers) Regulations updates
- →Fiduciary responsibilities
- →Code of conduct for advisers
- →Digital advisory platforms
- →Fee disclosure norms
Commodity Derivatives CPE (Series XVI)
- →Agricultural commodity regulations
- →MCX and NCDEX trading norms
- →Commodity hedging strategies
- →Warehouse receipt financing
Research Analyst CPE (Series XV)
- →Note: As of March 2025, traditional CPE replaced by NISM Series XV-B Renewal Examination
- →Combines training videos with assessment exam
Approved CPE Providers and Programs
NISM has accredited multiple CPE service providers to deliver training programs across India:
NSE Academy
One of the largest accredited providers
- •Multiple locations across India
- •Both classroom and online CPE
- •Regular schedules for popular series
BSE Institute Ltd.
Mumbai-based training center
- •Strong focus on derivatives and compliance CPE
AAFM India
Nationwide CPE programs
- •Frequent batches for mutual fund distributors
Professional Training Institutes
Various regional training centers
- •Prof. Sheetal Kunder Academy
- •PrepCafe Academy
- •Regional training centers
How to Find CPE Programs:
- 1Visit NISM website: https://www.nism.ac.in/forthcoming-cpe-programmes/
- 2Check "Forthcoming CPE Programmes" section
- 3Filter by certification series
- 4Filter by location/city
- 5Filter by date range
- 6Filter by CPE provider
- 7Register early—seats are limited and fill quickly
Pro Tip: NISM recommends registering at least 6 months before certificate expiry to secure a seat
Renewal Process: Step-by-Step Guide
When to Start Your Renewal
The renewal window for NISM certifications opens 12 months before the expiry date. Here's the recommended timeline:
12 months before expiry
Renewal window opens; can enroll for CPE or re-examination
6 months before expiry
Ideal time to register for CPE (recommended)
3 months before expiry
Last comfortable window for renewal
1 month before expiry
High risk—CPE certificate processing takes 30 working days
On expiry date
Too late for CPE route; must retake full exam
Option 1: Renewal Through CPE Program
This is the most popular and cost-effective renewal method.
Check Eligibility
Verify your certificate is within renewal window
- →Log in to https://certifications.nism.ac.in
- →Verify certificate is within 12 months of expiry
- →Ensure certificate has not yet expired
Find and Register for CPE
Locate and enroll in appropriate CPE program
- →Visit NISM's "Forthcoming CPE Programmes" page
- →Select CPE program for your certification series
- →Choose location and date
- →Click on CPE provider's registration link
- →Complete enrollment form
Submit Required Documents
Provide necessary documentation to CPE provider
- →Valid NISM certificate (current, not expired)
- →Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Driving License)
- →Passport-size photograph
- →Proof of employment (if applicable)
- →Previous CPE certificate (if second or third renewal)
Pay CPE Fees
Complete payment for CPE program
- →Classroom CPE: Rs. 3,000 (effective March 1, 2025—increased from Rs. 2,500)
- →eCPE: Rs. 2,500 + online payment gateway charges
- →Payment methods: Net banking, debit/credit card, UPI
⚠️ No refunds after enrollment
Attend the CPE Program
Complete the CPE training session
- →For Classroom CPE:
- → - Arrive on time at designated venue
- → - Carry original ID proof and NISM certificate printout
- → - Participate in full 6-hour session
- → - Sign attendance sheets
- → - No exam required—completion is based on attendance
- →For eCPE:
- → - Log in at scheduled time
- → - Watch all pre-recorded video sessions
- → - Ensure webcam and microphone are active (for proctored sessions)
- → - Complete all modules—partial completion not accepted
Receive Your New Certificate
Obtain renewed certification
- →NISM verifies attendance/completion with CPE provider
- →Processing time: Approximately 15-30 working days
- →Certificate issued in digital format only via email
- →Certificate also available in DigiLocker
- →New validity: 3 years from expiry date of old certificate
⚠️ NISM does not issue physical certificate for CPE renewals. Updated validity reflects in NISM database.
Option 2: Renewal Through Re-examination
If you prefer, you can renew your certificate by retaking the original NISM certification exam.
When to Choose Re-examination:
- •Certificate has already expired
- •CPE programs not available in your location
- •Want to refresh knowledge thoroughly
- •Missed CPE enrollment deadline
Re-examination Process:
- 1Enroll for original certification exam (e.g., Series V-A, Series VIII)
- 2Note: Can only re-enroll in last 12 months of certificate validity
- 3Pay exam fee (Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 3,000 depending on series)
- 4Schedule exam at testing center
- 5Pass with minimum required score (50-60% depending on series)
- 6Receive new 3-year certificate from exam date
Key Difference: When renewing via re-examination, new certificate valid for 3 years from new exam date, not from old expiry date. May result in slightly shorter overall validity compared to CPE renewal.
Option 3: Renewal Examination (New for Some Series)
As of 2025, NISM introduced renewal examinations for specific certifications:
NISM Series XV-B: Research Analyst Certification (Renewal)
Eligibility
Valid Series XV certificate expiring within 12 months
Format
Online examination with pre-training
Training
2-3 hours of pre-recorded videos
Exam
1-hour online assessment
Completion Window
5 calendar days from scheduled exam date
Fee
Rs. 2,500 + taxes
Result
New 3-year certificate from old expiry date
NISM Series X-C: Investment Adviser Certification (Renewal)
Eligibility
Valid X-A AND X-B certificates, with at least one expiring within 12 months
Format
Similar online training + assessment model
Fee
Rs. 2,500 + taxes
⚠️ Important: Both X-A and X-B must still be valid to enroll
Re-certification vs Re-examination: Making the Right Choice
Understanding the difference between these renewal paths helps you make an informed decision.
CPE Program (Re-certification Route)
Cost
Rs. 2,500-3,000
Time Investment
1 day + travel
Risk Level
Very Low (attendance-based)
Best For:
- • Busy professionals preferring structured one-day program
- • Those wanting to maximize certificate validity
- • Professionals in locations with accessible CPE centers
- • Cost-conscious individuals
Pros:
- +No exam stress—attendance-based completion
- +One-day time commitment
- +Lower cost than full exam for most series
Cons:
- −Limited seat availability in CPE programs
- −Must register well in advance (6 months recommended)
- −Requires full-day availability for classroom CPE
Re-examination Route
Cost
Rs. 1,500-3,000
Time Investment
Study time + 2 hours exam
Risk Level
Medium (must pass exam)
Best For:
- • Those who missed CPE enrollment window
- • Professionals whose certificate already expired
- • Individuals preferring self-paced preparation
- • Those in locations without nearby CPE centers
Pros:
- +Greater flexibility in scheduling (180-day enrollment window)
- +Available at multiple testing centers nationwide
- +Demonstrates thorough knowledge refresh
Cons:
- −Requires exam preparation and study time
- −Risk of failure (must achieve minimum passing score)
- −Slightly higher cost for some series
Renewal Exam (XV-B, X-C)
Cost
Rs. 2,500
Time Investment
3-4 hours total
Risk Level
Low (training + short exam)
Best For:
- • Research Analysts (Series XV)
- • Investment Advisers (Series X-A & X-B)
- • Those seeking middle ground between CPE and full exam
Pros:
- +Combines training and assessment
- +Shorter time commitment than full exam
- +Online format—complete from home
Cons:
- −Only available for specific series
- −Must complete within 5-day window
- −Requires passing assessment
Validity Management: Creating Your Renewal Calendar
Proper planning prevents the stress of last-minute renewals. Here's how to create a personal NISM validity management system.
Sample Validity Tracking Sheet
| Certificate Series | Exam Pass Date | Certificate Expiry | Renewal Window Opens | Ideal Renewal Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series V-A | Jan 15, 2023 | Jan 15, 2026 | Jan 15, 2025 | July 15, 2025 | Active |
| Series VIII | Mar 10, 2022 | Mar 10, 2025 | Mar 10, 2024 | Sep 10, 2024 | Renewal Due |
Setting Up Renewal Reminders
Calendar Alerts
- 📅Set reminder 12 months before expiry (renewal window opens)
- 📅Set reminder 6 months before expiry (ideal registration time)
- 📅Set reminder 3 months before expiry (urgent action needed)
Email Monitoring
- 📧Check registered email with NISM regularly
- 📧NISM may send notifications about upcoming expirations (though not guaranteed)
Quarterly Reviews
- 📊Review all NISM certificates every quarter
- 📊Update tracking sheet
- 📊Plan upcoming renewals
Planning for Multiple Certifications
If you hold multiple NISM certifications (common for senior professionals):
- →Stagger renewals if possible to avoid renewing all in same year
- →Consider eCPE options for flexibility when managing multiple renewals
- →Budget annually for renewal costs
- →Maintain a "renewal fund" separate from exam fees for new certifications
Consequences of Non-Renewal: What Happens If Your Certificate Expires
Allowing your NISM certificate to lapse carries serious professional and financial consequences.
Regulatory Implications
Loss of Authorization to Practice
- •Cannot perform role for which certification is mandatory
- •Employer must remove you from certified role
- •Cannot be listed as authorized person with SEBI
- •Brokerages and intermediaries face penalties for employing uncertified individuals
ARN (AMFI Registration Number) Suspension
- •For Mutual Fund Distributors (NISM Series V-A)
- •ARN becomes inactive immediately upon NISM certificate expiry
- •Cannot distribute mutual funds or earn commissions
- •Trail commission suspension: If renew ARN later than 6 months after expiry, AMCs will forfeit all pending trail commissions
- •Re-activation requires fresh NISM certification
Compliance Violations
- •Employers may face SEBI scrutiny for employing uncertified staff
- •Potential fines and penalties for compliance violations
- •Professional profile shows "certification lapsed"
Employment Impact
Immediate Job Consequences
- •Suspension from certified role—may be moved to non-certified position
- •Salary impact—potential reduction if moved to lower role
- •Career stagnation—unable to progress in certification-dependent career paths
- •Job termination risk—some employers terminate employment for certification lapses
Long-term Career Effects
- •Resume gap—explaining certification lapse in future interviews
- •Professional reputation—peers and employers may question commitment
- •Client trust erosion—existing clients may lose confidence
- •Limited opportunities—many job postings require "valid NISM certification"
Financial Consequences
Direct Costs
- ₹Lost income—cannot earn from certified activities during lapsed period
- ₹Trail commission forfeiture—for MF distributors, potentially lakhs in lost trail income
- ₹Re-examination costs—must pay full exam fee to recertify
Indirect Costs
- ₹Client migration—clients may move to other certified advisors/distributors
- ₹Business continuity disruption—especially for self-employed professionals
- ₹Higher renewal costs—missed cheaper CPE route, must retake full exam
Re-activation Process After Expiry
If your NISM certificate has already expired, here's how to regain certification.
Step 1: Assess Your Situation
Expired less than 12 months ago:
- →NOT eligible for CPE
- →Must retake full certification examination
- →Cannot use renewal examination route
Expired more than 12 months ago:
- →Must retake full certification examination
- →Previous certificate cannot be revalidated
- →Start from scratch with exam preparation
Step 2: Re-enroll for Certification Exam
- ✓Visit https://certifications.nism.ac.in
- ✓Click "Enrolment" > "Enrol for Examination"
- ✓Select expired certification series
- ✓Accept candidate instructions and declarations
- ✓Pay exam fee
- ✓Schedule exam within 180-day enrollment window
Step 3: Prepare and Pass the Exam
- ✓Study updated syllabus (may have changed since original exam)
- ✓Take practice tests
- ✓Score minimum passing percentage
- ✓Receive new 3-year certificate from exam date
Step 4: Update Regulatory Registrations
For Mutual Fund Distributors:
- 1.Pass NISM Series V-A exam
- 2.Log in to CAMS ARN portal
- 3.Submit ARN renewal application
- 4.Upload new NISM certificate
- 5.Pay ARN renewal fee (Rs. 1,770 for individuals)
- 6.ARN reactivated upon verification
For other roles:
- 1.Inform employer of new certification
- 2.Update SEBI registrations if applicable
- 3.Resume certified activities
Timeline for Re-activation:
CPE Cost Planning: Budgeting for Continuous Compliance
Understanding the full cost of maintaining NISM certifications helps you plan financially.
Fee Structure Breakdown (2025 Rates)
Classroom CPE Fees
| Item | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Series V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series VIII: Equity Derivatives (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series I: Currency Derivatives (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series X-A: Investment Adviser L1 (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series X-B: Investment Adviser L2 (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series III-A: Securities Compliance (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series VII: Securities Operations (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
| Series XVI: Commodity Derivatives (Classroom) | Rs. 3,000 | Increased from Rs. 2,500 effective March 1, 2025 |
eCPE Fees
| Item | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Series V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors | Rs. 2,500 + gateway charges | — |
| Series VIII: Equity Derivatives | Rs. 2,500 + gateway charges | — |
| Series XVI: Commodity Derivatives | Rs. 2,500 + gateway charges | — |
Renewal Examination Fees (New Format)
| Item | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Series XV-B: Research Analyst Renewal | Rs. 2,500 + taxes | — |
| Series X-C: Investment Adviser Renewal | Rs. 2,500 + taxes | — |
Lifetime Cost Projection
Mutual Fund Distributor (30-year career)
additional Costs:
- • ARN registration: Rs. 3,000 (initial)
- • ARN renewal: Rs. 1,770 × 10 = Rs. 17,700
- • Grand total: Rs. 47,200 over 30 years
Investment Adviser (Dual Certification)
Annual Budgeting Strategy
For Individual Professionals
Low-cost Approach:
- • Allocate Rs. 1,000 per month to "certification fund"
- • Annual budget: Rs. 12,000
- • Covers one CPE renewal per year + buffer
Multiple Certifications:
- • Allocate Rs. 2,000-3,000 per month
- • Annual budget: Rs. 24,000-36,000
- • Covers 2-3 renewals + ARN fees + new certifications
For Employers (Budgeting for Team)
Sample Calculation:
- • Team size: 20 certified dealers
- • Average certifications per person: 2 (e.g., Equity + Currency Derivatives)
- • Annual renewals: ~13-14 CPE programs (on rolling basis)
- • Annual CPE budget: 14 × Rs. 3,000 = Rs. 42,000
- • Add 20% buffer: Rs. 50,000
- • Total annual compliance budget: Rs. 50,000
Cost-Saving Strategies
Choose eCPE when available
Saves Rs. 500 per renewal + no travel or accommodation costs
Plan renewals in advance
Avoid last-minute premium charges, take advantage of early-bird discounts
Group renewals (for employers)
Negotiate bulk rates with CPE providers, in-house CPE programs for teams of 20+
Tax deductions
CPE fees are business expenses, deductible under professional development
Employer reimbursement
Many employers cover CPE costs, negotiate as part of employment terms
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How long is my NISM certificate valid?
2. Can I renew my NISM certificate after it expires?
3. What is the difference between CPE and re-examination?
4. How much does CPE cost in 2025?
5. When should I enroll for CPE?
6. Is eCPE available for all NISM certifications?
7. Can I attend CPE before my renewal window opens?
8. How long does it take to receive my CPE certificate?
9. What happens if I fail the re-examination?
10. Can I renew my certificate early to avoid remembering the renewal date?
11. Do I need to attend CPE in person, or can I do it online?
12. Will NISM send me a reminder when my certificate is about to expire?
13. Can my employer force me to renew my NISM certificate?
14. What documents do I need for CPE enrollment?
15. Can I get a refund if I can't attend the CPE program?
16. What is the passing score for NISM renewal examinations?
17. Can I hold multiple NISM certificates simultaneously?
18. Are there any exemptions from CPE requirements?
Conclusion: Stay Ahead with Proactive Certification Management
Maintaining a valid NISM certification is not just a regulatory checkbox—it's a commitment to professional excellence and continuous learning in India's dynamic securities market. The key to stress-free compliance lies in proactive planning and timely action.
Key Takeaways:
- ✓Most NISM certificates are valid for 3 years from the exam date
- ✓Start renewal 6 months before expiry to ensure CPE seat availability
- ✓CPE is cheaper and easier than re-examination for most professionals
- ✓eCPE offers flexibility for select certifications at Rs. 2,500 vs Rs. 3,000 for classroom
- ✓Expired certificates cannot be renewed via CPE—you must retake the full exam
- ✓Budget Rs. 2,500-3,000 every 3 years per certification for renewal
- ✓Track your expiry dates personally—NISM doesn't guarantee reminders
- ✓Non-renewal has serious consequences: loss of authorization, ARN suspension, career impact
How PrepCore Supports Your Continuous Learning Journey
At PrepCore, we understand that passing the NISM exam is just the beginning. Our platform is designed to support your entire certification lifecycle:
- •2,100+ practice questions covering 28 NISM series to help you prepare for initial certification
- •Updated content reflecting 2025 regulatory changes to keep you current
- •Expert explanations that deepen understanding beyond exam requirements
- •Unlimited mock tests for paid subscribers to maintain exam-readiness
- •Renewal preparation support (coming soon) to help you refresh knowledge before CPE or re-examination
Take Action Today:
- 1Log in to your NISM profile and note all certificate expiry dates
- 2Set calendar reminders for 12, 6, and 3 months before each expiry
- 3Create a renewal budget based on this guide's cost planning section
- 4Bookmark NISM's CPE programs page for easy access when renewal time comes
- 5Share this guide with colleagues who hold NISM certifications
The finance industry rewards those who stay current, compliant, and committed to continuous learning. Don't let your hard-earned NISM certification lapse—plan ahead, renew on time, and continue building your successful career in India's securities market.
Additional Resources
Official NISM Links:
- NISM Certification Portal: https://certifications.nism.ac.in
- Forthcoming CPE Programmes: https://www.nism.ac.in/forthcoming-cpe-programmes/
- Accredited CPE Providers: https://www.nism.ac.in/nism-accredited-cpe-providers/
- CPE FAQs: https://www.nism.ac.in/frequently-asked-questions/
- NISM Helpdesk: certification@nism.ac.in | Phone: +91-8080806476 (Mon-Fri, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM)
SEBI Regulations:
- • SEBI (Certification of Associated Persons in Securities Markets) Regulations, 2007
- • SEBI (Investment Advisers) Regulations, 2013
- • SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014
Recommended Reading:
- • NISM's official study materials for each certification series
- • SEBI circulars and updates on certification requirements
- • Industry publications on securities market compliance
Disclaimer: This guide is based on NISM regulations and practices as of January 2025. Certification requirements, fees, and procedures are subject to change. Always verify current information on the official NISM website before making enrollment decisions.
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