@heyshrutimishra: A paper leak just took down the world's largest medical entrance exam. 2.27 million students & the minister responsible…
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A paper leak disrupted India's medical entrance exam affecting 2.27 million students, leading to the minister's resignation. India will implement full AI-proctored, computer-based testing by 2027.
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A paper leak just took down the world’s largest medical entrance exam. 2.27 million students & the minister responsible resigned today.
India’s answer: full AI-proctored, computer-based testing from 2027.
Most countries won’t choose AI for their exam systems. They’ll be forced into it.
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