The National Examinations Council of Tanzania (NECTA) has canceled the results of 58 students who used ChatGPT during exams, emphasizing that technological tools cannot be used to gain unfair advantages.This decision follows a report of strong academic performance, with over 67,000 students achieving top grades.NECTA Executive Secretary Prof.Said A.Mohamed highlighted varied cheating methods, including unauthorized notes and mobile phone use.Despite high pass rates, disciplinary actions were taken against 58 students.Additionally, 190 candidates had their results withheld for health reasons, allowing them to retake exams in 2027.The council also suspended an open school for breaching examination procedures.The move underscores NECTA's commitment to maintaining exam integrity and deterring misconduct.