Taiwan Vocational College Exams Conclude: 188 Violations Reported; Score Reports Due May 14
The 2026 Unified Entrance Test for vocational colleges in Taiwan concluded on April 26. A total of 188 violations were recorded over two days, and results will be mailed on May 14.
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Central News Agency (Taipei, April 26) — The 115th academic year's Unified Entrance Test (TUE) concluded this afternoon. According to preliminary statistics from the Testing Center, there were 188 violations and 8 emergency medical cases over the two-day period. Reference answers will be announced on April 27 at 9:00 AM, and score reports will be mailed on May 14.
The Testing Center for Vocational Colleges issued a press release today stating that the 115th academic year's TUE included exams for four-year and two-year vocational programs. A total of 71,568 people registered (65,802 for four-year programs and 5,766 for two-year programs), which is 1,033 fewer than the 114th academic year. The average absence rate for four-year programs was 5.95%, and 5.88% for two-year programs.
The Center stated that as of 5:00 PM today, approximately 188 violations were reported, with 'carrying a mobile phone' being the most common, followed by 'failing to carry the exam permit.' All violations will be reported to the Examination Affairs Committee for deliberation.
Regarding sudden illnesses, a total of 8 candidates reported injuries or illnesses, and 7 backup exam rooms were utilized for the four-year program exams. The Center added that candidates who have questions about their results can apply for a review through the website (https://www.tcte.edu.tw) before 5:00 PM on May 18.
The Testing Center for Vocational Colleges issued a press release today stating that the 115th academic year's TUE included exams for four-year and two-year vocational programs. A total of 71,568 people registered (65,802 for four-year programs and 5,766 for two-year programs), which is 1,033 fewer than the 114th academic year. The average absence rate for four-year programs was 5.95%, and 5.88% for two-year programs.
The Center stated that as of 5:00 PM today, approximately 188 violations were reported, with 'carrying a mobile phone' being the most common, followed by 'failing to carry the exam permit.' All violations will be reported to the Examination Affairs Committee for deliberation.
Regarding sudden illnesses, a total of 8 candidates reported injuries or illnesses, and 7 backup exam rooms were utilized for the four-year program exams. The Center added that candidates who have questions about their results can apply for a review through the website (https://www.tcte.edu.tw) before 5:00 PM on May 18.