Medical student surgically implants Bluetooth device into own ear to cheat in final exam

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Wtf after 11 years still cannot pass... Should have bought a fake cert come to Sg and work as doctor. Very sure he would have gotten his pink IC by now. Really stupid fella.
 

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That's why sometimes it makes you wonder whether those Indian doctors from India working here are legitimate or not.

Did our MOH do a thorough background check when they work here?

I read quite a few Indian doctors from India who work overseas like in the west are exposed as frauds with bogus certs.
 

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Madhya Pradesh state was gripped under a massive scandal, called Vyapam cheating scam, when the Supreme Court had to cancel the licenses of 634 doctors who were involved in it. During the scam, spanning the period between 2008 and 2013, several people were arrested for involvement in leaking question papers, rigging answer sheets and hiring proxies to sit for exams instead of the student.

Dr Anand Rai, the whistleblower in the Vyapam scam, said: “It is very easy to get Bluetooth fitted in the ears. It is attached to the ear temporarily and can be removed. Such a technique was used by a Vyapam scam accused too to clear his medical exam eight years ago.”

In another incident that grabbed both national and international headlines, several parents and relatives of the students were filmed scaling school walls in 2015 as police stood nearby watching the mass cheating unfold in Bihar. The pictures went viral, hundereds were arrested, including some parents, and at least 750 students were expelled.
I hope NONE of them made it to our shore. 😰
 

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In October 2019 a school in Haveri, Karnataka state, came under fire for forcing students to wear cardboard boxes over their heads to prevent them cheating

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Shocking images circulated on social media show the students at Bhagat Pre-University College sitting in rows with the boxes over their heads, cut open at one side


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Wah, india college allow ppl to repeat as long as until 11th year...

Even ITE also don't allow ppl to repeat that long.
maybe he passed his exams every year. But they purposely failed him to get more fees.
 

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not so long ago a group got caught is some device in their shoe soles....also same country.
 

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Imagine how many charlatans masquerading as doctors we have today. Earning big money while doing a crap job at healing patients. No wonder the medical industry is corrupted as ****. :(
 

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A new form of exam technique must be deployed for these cheating indians. Maybe put them in underground room with phone jamming devices? On 1 to 1 medical exam etc
 

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He put the bluetooth headset in his ear and sew his ear shut siboh?
 
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