Overview
- The UNAM simulator, which opened Monday, runs through Friday to let applicants test cameras, microphones and the secure browser in a short 30‑minute trial that does not guarantee admission.
- The official exam will be taken remotely from May 23 to June 10 at assigned times with three effective hours to answer 120 questions for roughly 20,000 places among more than 200,000 contenders.
- A mandatory LockDown Browser locks the computer during the test by blocking other apps and web navigation to keep conditions consistent.
- Remote supervision combines AI with later human review to detect companions or banned devices, and violations can void a test with no restoration of time lost to technical glitches.
- Results post on July 17, when UNAM also releases score diagnostics and opens follow‑up steps like document checks, which could ease enrollment for students far from Mexico City.