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The National Committee for University Entrance Exams in Indonesia revealed cheating practices during the first day of the UTBK-SNBT 2026 exams, which began on April 21. Two cases of cheating were reported, involving unauthorized tools and collusion among students.
In a press conference, Professor Mohd Shafri Mohd Rahim, President of the University of Technology Malaysia, dismissed allegations of corruption in higher education institutions as irresponsible, warning that such claims could harm the educational system's reputation.
The Indonesian Minister of Education, Abdul Muti, announced that preparations for the Academic Ability Test (TKA) have reached their final stages. This important assessment will focus on Indonesian language and mathematics for primary and secondary school students.
Indonesian Minister of Education Abdul Matti announced strict measures against supervisors involved in cheating during academic ability tests. This initiative aims to ensure the integrity and objectivity of the tests conducted for students.