Examination Fraud Puts 1,000+ International Students At Risk Of Deportation

 An examination fraud operation affecting more than 1,000 overseas students, most of them Gujarati, studying in US universities was exposed recently. The scheme is believed to have assisted students in securing illegitimate university admissions, making them vulnerable to deportation. Reports suggest that the scam had something to do with conspirators using Bluetooth-enabled devices during IELTS exams to discreetly provide answers. The IELTS exam is a prerequisite every student must take to get admission to a US university.


The authorities have arrested the culprits, Maheshwara Cherla (Reddy), Sagar Hirani, and Chandrashekhar Karlapudi, in India. The trio, who also happens to have notable academic qualifications and accomplishments, ran the racket seamlessly, demanding up to $860 to help every aspiring student.

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