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NEET's 25 Lakh vs Gaokao's 1.3 Crore Students: Inside China's Leakproof Exam
NEET UG 2026 Paper Leak: China's Gaokao examination witnesses participation from nearly 1.3 crore students every year. Despite the massive scale, incidents of paper leaks or major exam irregularities are rarely reported in China.
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Explained: Why China's Gaokao Is Considered The World's Toughest Exam
China's Gaokao Exam: In 2024, each of the top 115 universities admitted, on average, just 5,800 students out of 13.4 million applicants.
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Top Chinese Student Locked Out By Parents After "Low" Exam Score In Gaokao
His parents feared he wouldn't qualify for a top-tier "985" university and blamed his mobile phone use for the result.
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Chinese Tech Firms Freeze AI Tools In Crackdown On Exam Cheats
When asked to explain the suspension, the Yuanbao and Kimi chatbots said the functions had been deactivated "to ensure the fairness of the college entrance examinations."
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What Are The Toughest Exams In The World
Here's a list of the toughest global exams, key to accessing prestigious colleges or elite careers.
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56-Year-Old Millionaire Fails China's Toughest Exam For 27th Time
Mr Shi, a self-made millionaire, has taken the gruelling "gaokao" exam dozens of times over the past four decades.
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Chinese Exam Authorities Use Facial Recognition, Drones to Catch Cheats
Over the years, students have used wireless cheating devices disguised as erasers, belts and watches.
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Chinese Exam Authorities Use Facial Recognition, Drones To Catch Cheats
Chinese education authorities have gone high-tech to catch cheaters as millions of high-school students take their "gaokao", the annual university entrance exam seen as key to landing a lucrative white-collar job.
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China Monitors University Entrance Exams With Drones
Chinese students sat the annual make-or-break university entrance exams today, with officials deploying drones or high-tech radio surveillance trucks at schools across the country to try and curb increasingly sophisticated cheating methods.
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Hi-tech cheating: China bans metal clasps in lingerie in exam centres
More than nine million students packed exam halls across China for the opening day of the country's university entrance exam on Friday - with attempts to stop cheating even leading to bans on metal bra clasps.
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NEET's 25 Lakh vs Gaokao's 1.3 Crore Students: Inside China's Leakproof Exam
NEET UG 2026 Paper Leak: China's Gaokao examination witnesses participation from nearly 1.3 crore students every year. Despite the massive scale, incidents of paper leaks or major exam irregularities are rarely reported in China.
-
Explained: Why China's Gaokao Is Considered The World's Toughest Exam
China's Gaokao Exam: In 2024, each of the top 115 universities admitted, on average, just 5,800 students out of 13.4 million applicants.
-
Top Chinese Student Locked Out By Parents After "Low" Exam Score In Gaokao
His parents feared he wouldn't qualify for a top-tier "985" university and blamed his mobile phone use for the result.
-
Chinese Tech Firms Freeze AI Tools In Crackdown On Exam Cheats
When asked to explain the suspension, the Yuanbao and Kimi chatbots said the functions had been deactivated "to ensure the fairness of the college entrance examinations."
-
What Are The Toughest Exams In The World
Here's a list of the toughest global exams, key to accessing prestigious colleges or elite careers.
-
56-Year-Old Millionaire Fails China's Toughest Exam For 27th Time
Mr Shi, a self-made millionaire, has taken the gruelling "gaokao" exam dozens of times over the past four decades.
-
Chinese Exam Authorities Use Facial Recognition, Drones to Catch Cheats
Over the years, students have used wireless cheating devices disguised as erasers, belts and watches.
-
Chinese Exam Authorities Use Facial Recognition, Drones To Catch Cheats
Chinese education authorities have gone high-tech to catch cheaters as millions of high-school students take their "gaokao", the annual university entrance exam seen as key to landing a lucrative white-collar job.
-
China Monitors University Entrance Exams With Drones
Chinese students sat the annual make-or-break university entrance exams today, with officials deploying drones or high-tech radio surveillance trucks at schools across the country to try and curb increasingly sophisticated cheating methods.
-
Hi-tech cheating: China bans metal clasps in lingerie in exam centres
More than nine million students packed exam halls across China for the opening day of the country's university entrance exam on Friday - with attempts to stop cheating even leading to bans on metal bra clasps.
