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The second week of the National Unified Testing (NUBT) has seen a significant number of students disqualified for violating exam regulations. A total of 178 applicants were removed from the testing process, and their results have been voided.

Caught with Prohibited Items

At the entrance checkpoints, 103 students were apprehended for attempting to bring forbidden items into the examination hall. These items included smartphones, smart glasses, micro-earphones, and cheat sheets, all of which are strictly prohibited to ensure a fair testing environment.

Violations During Testing

An additional 75 applicants were removed directly from the testing rooms during the exams themselves. These students were found to have violated the rules while actively taking the test, leading to the immediate invalidation of their scores.

Ongoing Scrutiny

The verification process does not end once the exams are completed. Video recordings from the testing sessions will undergo thorough analysis until October 31. Any instances of attempted deception or rule-breaking identified during this review will result in further score adjustments or disqualifications.

This stringent approach aims to uphold the integrity of the National Unified Testing and ensure that all applicants are evaluated based on their own merit.