The Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México has announced plans to administer a control exam to determine eligibility for undergraduate programs. This decision comes after irregularities were detected in online admission exams held in May and June. The exams were initially conducted virtually, but the new control exam will be given in person to a portion of the over 158,000 individuals who took the online exams.

A technical commission appointed by the university found anomalies, including the use of phones to cheat and the presence of assistants helping applicants during the online tests. Further details on the situation and the university's response are available from the source, KVIA ABC-7.