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The education-testing company behind a bungled exam that left 1200 trainee doctors distraught this week has a well-documented history of stuff-ups. 
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Hundreds of trainee doctors will be forced to resit a high-stakes medical exam after a technical glitch locked candidates out of an online test before they finished on Monday. The Royal Australasian College of Physicians said an "unknown technical fault" was to blame for trainees not being able to finish their basic training test at sites across Australia and New Zealand. College president Dr Catherine Yelland expressed disappointment at the glitch and apologised to trainee candidates for "the distress caused" on Monday.
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Doctors faced with retaking a gruelling Royal Australasian College of Physicians exam after a "glitch" had raised concerns with the format for months.
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