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A missing word in a New Zealand law exam confused students, prompting an apology and plan for a re-sit.
The University of Otago apologized after a critical word was missing from a question in its third-year Law of Torts exam, causing confusion and stress for students during the October 24, 2025, test.
The error, discovered 50 minutes in, altered the question’s meaning despite it remaining answerable.
The university acknowledged the disruption, confirmed the circumstances would be factored into grading, and offered affected students a re-sit in January or February 2026.
The incident follows prior exam issues, prompting a review of proofreading procedures to prevent future errors.
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