A medical university in Tokyo admitted Tuesday it had a practice of deducting entrance exam marks to curb the enrollment of any women as well as men who failed the exam many times, while promising to "root out" the score-rigging dating back to at least 12 years ago.Tokyo Medical University said it is considering some relief measures for those who failed to pass the exams due to the deductions and preventive measures of dishonesty using surveillance cameras.Keisuke Miyazawa, acting president of the university, said at a press conference he intends to discuss with the government the possibili…READ FULL ARTICLE
