UNAM reports over 43,000 registered for the control exam and denies change of venue for students from outside the region
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The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) has confirmed it will not change the assigned testing locations for more than 43,000 applicants scheduled to take an in-person admission control exam. The institution rejected requests for modifications from out-of-town students.
The repeat exam was ordered following a controversy involving potential cheating using artificial intelligence and other irregularities during the initial admission process. Despite complaints and appeals from affected candidates, the university is proceeding with its original logistical plan for the upcoming examinations.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): UNAM reporta más de 43 mil inscritos al examen de control y niega cambio de sede a foráneosFocuses on the high registration numbers and logistical impact on out-of-town applicants.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): La UNAM descarta cambiar sedes para repetir examen pese a quejas tras polémica de IAEmphasizes the institutional refusal to alter venues in the wake of the AI cheating controversy.
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