April 14, 2006
In Thailand, Students Find Many Errors in Their College-Entrance-Exam Scores
Thailand's effort to reform its university admissions system was dealt a huge setback when the results of its new entrance examination, which were posted on the Internet, had to be invalidated because of widespread scoring errors.
The director of the National Institute of Educational Testing Services made the announcement after the government agency was besieged by complaints from students who found they had scored zero in subjects they were confident they would do well in. Others
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