Mexico’s top university orders 58,000 students to resit entrance exam after suspected cheating

Mexico's National Autonomous University, the country's largest and most prestigious institution, is requiring about fifty-eight thousand students to retake their entrance exam after abnormally high scores from an online version raised cheating suspicions. Per The Guardian, the first fully remote attempt created what the university called a debacle, with thousands of results annulled. The exam will now be administered in person.

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