Cea mai mare universitate din Mexic repetă un examen online la care studenţii au obţinut rezultate prea bune

The largest university in Mexico announced it will retake an admission exam after an unusually high pass rate during an online session. The rector stated that candidates will be called for an in-person 'control exam' to ensure fairness. This decision follows a scandal that led to the resignation of the university's secretary general. The exam, conducted with video surveillance and AI, raised suspicions of cheating, especially as the percentage of perfect scores increased significantly. Cybersecurity experts noted that the platforms were unprepared for the scale of the exam, leading to potential breaches. The re-examination will also include candidates who were not selected due to irregularities.