The university says that three
students were caught filming the exam paper on tiny cameras concealed in their glasses. In a plot like something from "Mission:
Impossible," the video which contained the exam questions was sent to an outside team who solved the questions, and then re-sent the correct answers to three other students' smartwatches.



The Bangkok Post is reporting that the cheating students were on the hook for 850,000 baht (around $24,000) to those forwarding them answers if they passed the exam.
The university's rector, Arthit
Ourairat, publicized the scam on Facebook, where it was shared thousands of times.

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