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Mexico UNAM Exam Cheating Allegations

Mexican authorities are investigating allegations that up to 75,000 students may have cheated on the recent entrance examination for the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), one of Latin America’s largest and most prestigious public universities. The Chenab Times has learned that the accusations surfaced following a review of the examination process, raising significant concerns about the integrity of the admissions system. The sheer…

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The largest university in Mexico has announced that it will repeat an exam for students who have just been admitted after a session organized for the first time in online format, at the end of which the success rate was abnormally high. "Candidates who have obtained a note enough to be admitted will be summoned...

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The maximum house of study will call 36% of applicants to repeat the exams.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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The largest university in Mexico announced Friday that it will repeat an exam for students who have just been admitted after a session organized for the first time in online format, at the end of which the success rate was abnormally high.

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The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) reported that about 58,000 applicants for a Bachelor's degree will be summoned to participate in the control examination.This was explained by the Maximum House of Studies through a newsletter, in which it presented some of the details of the process to be carried out.In addition to reporting that almost 58,000 applicants will be called to present the control examination, UNAM revealed the reco…

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Representatives of Morena and the PAN welcomed the UNAM's decision to conduct a control examination after detecting irregularities in the virtual entrance examination. Morena's coordinator, Ricardo Monreal, considered that the solution is the right one and good news for the University. He said that although it is an autonomous measure with a technical and academic perspective, it mitigates the effects of the irregularities detected, but it does …

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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