WATCH: Two students caught cheating during exam at Walter Sisulu University

The university said the students were writing their third-year accounting exam when they were caught exchanging notes.

The Umtata campus said they were writing an accounting paper when they were caught exchanging notes.

The investigation followed a video that went viral on social media, showing two students in an exam hall exchanging papers.According to the institution, actions of academic misconduct were not allowed as they tarnished the university's integrity.The institution further warned its students from engaging in any form of academic dishonesty.

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