@matematicascontoxqui: 💻📄 ¿El examen de control UNAM en CDMX será en computadora o en papel? En León y Oaxaca, los aspirantes realizaron su examen en computadora y bajo supervisión presencial, pero todavía existe incertidumbre sobre cómo será la aplicación en el Palacio de los Deportes. Por las condiciones del recinto y buscando que todos los aspirantes presenten en circunstancias similares, surge la gran pregunta: ¿mantendrán el formato en computadora o cambiarán a papel? 👀 Por ahora esto es un análisis, no una confirmación oficial. ¿Tú cuál prefieres para presentar: papel o computadora?

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Criandocreando :

mi hija ensayó en papel, porque yo pense que siendo presencial iba a ser como antes, pero si iniciaron con computadora obviamente no son las mismas condiciones si en el palacio de los deportes lo hacen en papel. yo creo que organizaran de algun modo que sea en computadora, pero si es estress extra para los chavos que si han estado estudiando y que no hicieron trampa, pero es lo que hay, a cer si no salen con otra payasada

2026-08-15 21:20:05

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Su :

ya salieron las fotos en el Palacio de los Deportes y están acomodando las mesas con dispositivos electrónicos

2026-08-16 23:22:10

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Marely :

yo creo que también podría ser en tablet

2026-08-15 21:15:53

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Alexito :

yo siento que va a ser lo mismo en hojas de papel y en computadora , aunque en computadora es más facial porque si colocan mesas , es muy probable que a más de 1 se le caiga la mesa por el espacio y rompa si hoja de respuestas , mientras que en una pc solo clikea y ya la hoja pues ta alado o encima de la compu y no tienen problema de que escogieron mal

2026-08-16 06:32:10

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Stefani :

Ojalá y si sea favorable, yo tengo fibromialgia ya de por sí 3 hrs sentada es una pesadilla como para estar encorbados. Espero sea bien en palacio de los deportes.

2026-08-16 13:12:33

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Berenice OH :

han dicho que no tenían conexión a internet

2026-08-15 22:04:21

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Naomi RS :

🥰🥰🥰

2026-08-16 20:05:40

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