Overview
- On Tuesday May 26 the Comisión Interuniversitaria de Galicia published an addendum that lets delegated-commission teachers request inspection of any student item "en calquera momento."
- The addendum names common objects such as glasses, calculators and pens as inspectable to prevent new forms of cheating using connected eyewear, smart pens or advanced calculators.
- CIUG reaffirmed that possession or use of any electronic device inside the exam room will result in expulsion from the PAU, costing the student that exam session.
- Galician organizers will keep using network and frequency detectors that they have deployed since 2019 and will prohibit the use of artificial intelligence tools during the exams.
- The measures apply to the PAU scheduled for 2–4 June with 13,441 students at 36 venues and are presented as a response to past expulsions for phone and smartwatch use, a step that could shape anti-cheating rules elsewhere.