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A study shows that ChatGPT can pass the US medical exam with a 60% score

Study shows ChatGPT outperforms PubMedGPT on US medical exam with 60% score

A study shows that ChatGPT can pass the US medical exam with a 60% score

ChatGPT has once again demonstrated its remarkable abilities, as a recent study conducted by Tiffany Kung and colleagues at AnsibleHealth in California showed that it could pass the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) with a score of around 60%. The USMLE is a highly standardised and regulated series of exams that are required for medical licensure in the US.
 In the study, ChatGPT was tested on 350 of the 376 publicly available questions from the June 2022 USMLE release and received a score range of 52.4% to 75% across all exams. This result outperformed PubMedGPT, a rival model trained exclusively on biomedical literature, which scored 50.8% on an older set of USMLE-style questions.

Gujarat: junior clerk exam cancelled after paper leak; 1 person detained 

The board expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to the candidates and informed them not to go to the examination centres.

The Gujarat government's competitive examination for the recruitment of junior clerks was cancelled hours before it was scheduled on Sunday over its question paper leak and police detained a suspect in this connection, the state panchayat exam board said.
As many as 9.5 lakh candidates had registered for the exam for 1,181 posts which was to be held at 2,995 centres across the state.
Based on a tip-off, police detained a suspect and recovered a copy of the question paper of the exam early Sunday morning, after which the Gujarat Panchayat Service Selection Board decided to "postpone" the exam in the wider interest of the candidates, the board said in a statement.
The police were investigating the matter, it said.
"The junior clerk (administrative/accounting) exam was to be conducted in different districts between 11 am and 12 noon on January 29. As per the information received from the police early Sunday morning, they detained a suspect and upon his interrogation seized a copy of the question paper from his possession," the board said in the statement.
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The board expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to the candidates and informed them not to go to the examination centres.
"The examination will be conducted afresh at the earliest, for which the board will issue a new advertisement," it said.
Gujarat Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi claimed this was the 15th government competitive exam which was cancelled in the last 12 years because of question paper leak.

Jam-packed trains, over loaded buses; UP witnesses massive rush of candidates for PET exams

Video: jam-packed trains, over loaded buses; UP witnesses massive rush of candidates for PET exams

The UP PET exam is held annually. The exam is held to fill the vacancies in the Group B and Group C posts.

Bus terminals and railway stations choked with an enormous rush of passengers across Uttar Pradesh on Friday and Saturday as lakhs of candidates tried to reach allocated centres in different cities for Uttar Pradesh Preliminary Eligibility Test (UPPET).
Several images and videos on social media showed the struggle of candidates who tried to reach their exam centres on time.&nbsp;
Sharing their ordeal, some of the candidates told ANI, "We came from Ghazipur. All the buses and trains were full while we came, and they are full even now. Not many arrangements were made for commuting."
Another student Kritik Raj Singh told the Indian Express that he was dreading the journey from Lucknow to Varanasi on Saturday night.&nbsp;
UPSSSC Chairman Pravir Kumar, told the Indian Express that the movement plan for the particular days was shared well in advance with the railways and state transport corporation. Around 6,500 buses were deployed to manage the extra rush.&nbsp;
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Meanwhile, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) North Railways, Rekha Sharma ordered special trains for the students from Prayagraj to Lucknow and from Ayodhya to several districts, said an ANI report.&nbsp;
However, the efforts to tackle the rush and demands of the candidates seemed to have failed as lakhs struggled and expressed their displeasure with the Transport and Railway departments.&nbsp;
The UP PET exam is held annually. The exam is held to fill the vacancies in the Group B and Group C posts.
With Input from ANI

Even this cheating hack could not help this Spanish student pass exams.

Even this cheating hack could not help a Spanish student pass exams

The picture of the pens was shared by a professor last week, whose university had confiscated the pens from the concerned student a few years ago.

The picture of the pens was shared by a professor last week, whose university had confiscated the pens from the concerned student a few years ago.

There are many tales of cheating in exams but this one is perhaps a never tried before hack. A university student in Spain engraved his whole curriculum on the 11 pens he used to write his exams. Widely circulated images of the pens show the law student had made tiny notes on the pens.&nbsp; The pictures of the pens was shared by the teacher last week, whose university had confiscated the pens from a student a few years ago. Since being shared on Twitter, the tweet has garnered thousands of retweets as netizens wonder why the kid did not put in the same efforts in preparing for exams.
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The JEE (Mains) exam will be conducted in four sessions spread over four consecutive months, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank announced on Wednesday. The minister added that the new system will offer students the flexibility to appear in the exam and a chance to improve their scores later. The first edition of the exam will be conducted under the new system from February 23 to 26, followed by rounds in March, April and May. The National Testing Agency, which is the nodal body that conducts the engineering and medical entrance exams, has decided to conduct the JEE in 13 languages.

JEE (Mains) to be held 4 times to help students: minister

The JEE (Mains) exam will be conducted in four sessions spread over four consecutive months, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank&nbsp;has announced

The JEE (Mains) exam will be conducted in four sessions spread over four consecutive months, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank announced on Wednesday. The minister added that the new system will offer students the flexibility to appear in the exam and a chance to improve their scores later. The first edition of the exam will be conducted under the new system from February 23 to 26, followed by rounds in March, April and May. The National Testing Agency, which is the nodal body that conducts the engineering and medical entrance exams, has decided to conduct the JEE in 13 languages.

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