Nearly 160,000 applicants took UNAM's entrance exam remotely this year, using AI-powered webcam proctoring for the first time. The results were strikingly anomalous, with 16.3 percent scoring 100 or above compared to 3.5 percent in previous years.
The sharp deviation from historical patterns prompted officials to require roughly 58,000 students to retake the test. The AI-supervised format was widely seen as the cause of the failure.
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