Investigators from Kyiv police, in collaboration with SBU officers, have documented a criminal scheme linked to exam preparations at one of the capital's medical universities.

It has been established that a 26-year-old foreigner residing in Kyiv was charging students money to assist them in passing the KROK exam without proper preparation.

Students, including international ones, were paying him $9,000 for a guaranteed pass. After the exam, they submitted blank answer sheets, which were later filled in with correct answers by an unknown person, ensuring a positive outcome.

Currently, one instance of corruption has been documented.

The man has been charged under part 5 of article 27 and part 3 of article 368 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, which carries a penalty of up to ten years in prison and confiscation of property.

Law enforcement continues to investigate to identify other participants in the scheme possibly involved in falsifying exam sheets.

Kyiv Police Communication Department