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More than 2m Indian students resit medical entrance exam after alleged leak

Following a major exam leak, over 2 million Indian students are forced to retake a critical medical entrance test. Heightened security measures and emotional strain mark this unprecedented retest. The scandal has sparked debates on exam int...

The Guardian· Jun 21, 2026 · 8:27 PM · 5 views

Following a major exam leak, over 2 million Indian students are forced to retake a critical medical entrance test. Heightened security measures and emotional strain mark this unprecedented retest. The scandal has sparked debates on exam integrity and internet freedom. #India #ExamScandal #MedicalEntrance #Education #StudentLife

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