International Baccalaureate taking ‘appropriate and timely measures’ to remove online posts containing leaked exam questions after outrage


IB says investigation has found ‘students engaged’ in ‘time-zone cheating’ activities but did not disclose how many were involved. Those responsible will receive no marks for their exams or grades for the relevant subject, spokesman says. — SCMP

The body that runs the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma programme has said “appropriate and timely measures” are being taken to remove all online posts that contain leaked exam questions, but did not disclose how many students had been caught cheating.

The IB said on Monday its investigation found that “students have engaged” in “time-zone cheating” activities. It noted on Sunday it had discovered “a very small number” of students had engaged in the practice and there was no evidence it was widespread.

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