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Celebrity’s comment sparks debate about China’s gao kao exam

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International students and cheating: how worried should we be?

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By Anna McKie

20 March

Chinese universities told student cheating could cost them funding

Campuses rated below par for three years in a row could be asked to suspend undergraduate recruitment

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