UNAM Exam Low Turnout
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Only half of the expected applicants attended UNAM's entrance exam in Oaxaca, Mexico, with students traveling from neighboring states. One Oaxacan student who achieved a perfect score was denied entry, demanding an explanation.
Half of UNAM applicants miss control exam in Oaxaca; students traveled from other states
- Only half of the expected applicants showed up for the UNAM entrance control exam in Oaxaca, Mexico. - Aspirants traveled from neighboring states like Chiapas and Tabasco, as well as from within Oaxaca. - UNAM Rector Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas personally supervised the exam to ensure fairness, following issues with a previous online test.
UNAM Exam Sees Low Turnout in Oaxaca; Only 49.5% of Applicants Attend
- Only 49.5% of invited applicants attended the UNAM entrance exam in Oaxaca, Mexico. - A total of 1,920 applicants were called, but only 952 appeared for the in-person exam. - UNAM Rector Leonardo Lo…
"¡Goya!" echoes at Guanajuato UNAM exam as final testing session concludes
- UNAM is holding in-person control exams in León, Guanajuato, as part of a strategy to re-administer the test after irregularities in the 2026 online version. - The León campus received applicants fr…
Oaxacan Student Demands UNAM Explanation After Perfect Score Denied Exam Entry
- Brisa Nisdany García Santiago, an Oaxacan student who achieved a perfect score, is demanding an explanation from UNAM for being denied entry to a control exam. - She claims she was prevented from re…
