Does the phrase "in order to" need a comma?
For ex. : I'd like to take it in order to become a specialist

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Not in the example you gave. However,  if you use it  at the beginning of a sentence, you would use  a comma.  For example:

In order to get better grades, I need to study more.
In order to graduate on time,  i have to go to summer school.
In order not to miss my bus, I always leave ten minutes early.

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No, what you have written is correct

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No, what you have written is correct

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