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Residents Who Scored 86 Points or More: Define New Examinations After Suspicion of Fraud
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Those who have an academic trajectory consistent with the examination score will be subjected to an oral review, but those who do not have it will have to re-deliver it in writing. The Ministry will initiate an internal investigation for the leak and alleged sale of that test. Read more
Argentina investigates possible fraud in medical examination involving foreign students. Embassy of Ecuador asks to avoid xenophobia.
Maira Iglesias Ramos is a physician recently graduated with honors from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) who is living a real ordeal after the national government cancelled her entrance examination to the residence on suspicion of fraud. In the last hours, the administration of President Javier Milei announced the call to ...
In the midst of a strong controversy over alleged irregularities in the entrance exams to medical residences, the doctor Mayra Iglesias Ramos, who graduated with a diploma of honor from the University of Buenos Aires, publicly denounced the injustice of the accusations that fall on her and other aspiring candidates who obtained high marks in the last evaluation. “I took a note of 91, which is a very high note, but there are even higher notes. Ma…
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