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An immigration circular states: 'To qualify for the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme (QMAS), an applicant must pass either the General Points Test or the Achievement-based Points Test. In addition, all applicants must meet the basic prerequisites, including financial sufficiency and language proficiency. Meeting the prerequisites does not guarantee selection.' Which of the following is the main logical deduction?

An applicant who fails both the General Points Test and the Achievement-based Points Test cannot qualify for the QMAS. An applicant who meets the basic prerequisites is guaranteed to be allocated a quota entry. Any applicant who passes the General Points Test is automatically exempt from the financial sufficiency check. Only applicants who fail the language proficiency test are required to take the Achievement-based Points Test.

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An applicant who fails both the General Points Test and the Achievement-based Points Test cannot qualify for the QMAS.

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