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Two MBBS students had got micro size bluetooth devices installed surgically into their ears to cheat in the exams. To their bad luck, a flying squad of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) raided their examination centre and caught them during the act in Feburary.
The unnamed pupil had reportedly been enrolled at the college for 11 years
A medical student in India was recently caught cheating on his graduation exam with a Bluetooth device embedded in his inner ear to avoid detection.
With the use of contemporary Bluetooth devices he had implanted in his ears, a medical student from India's Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (MGM) Medical College was caught cheating on his final MBBS exam. On Monday, February 21, the incident occurred. After failing the General Medicine exam for the past few years, the medico decided to take it one last time. According to Indian media, he had been admitted to the college 11 years ago and had one more chance to clear it. He was one of 78 medical students that took part in the examination.
The MBBS Third Prof (Part-II) exams of a detained batch are going at MGM Medical College. About 80 students from MGM Medical College, Aurobindo Medical College and Indus Medical College are taking the exams.