Digital Innovation Center and Center for Educational Services Conduct WU Exam 1/2026, Accommodating More Than 9,000 Examinees

Walailak University’s Digital Innovation Center (DIC), in collaboration with the Center for Educational Services, conducted the WU Exam for Semester 1/2026 from October 1–10, 2026, covering a total of eight courses. A total of 9,314 students were eligible to take the examinations, with 9,183 students actually participating, representing an attendance rate of 98.59%. The high participation rate reflects the University’s readiness to support large-scale digital examinations, as well as effective collaboration among relevant units to ensure that the examinations were conducted smoothly and efficiently.

The examinations covered the following courses: GEN67-141, THM67-222, GEN67-111/E, GEN67-133, GEN67-142, GEN67-161, GEN67-161E, and GEN67-132, with a total of 249 examination rooms. Among the courses with the highest numbers of examinees, GEN67-141 had 2,435 examinees out of 2,468 eligible students and used 67 examination rooms. GEN67-111/E had 2,228 examinees out of 2,260 eligible students and used 60 rooms, while GEN67-133 had 1,921 examinees out of 1,956 eligible students and used 56 rooms. The remaining courses were allocated examination rooms according to the number of examinees in each course.

The Digital Innovation Center played an important role in supporting the WU Exam system, information technology, and the digital infrastructure required for the examinations, helping the University efficiently accommodate a large number of examinees. The WU Exam is part of Walailak University’s ongoing efforts to develop education and administrative processes through digital technology, supporting students with a convenient, modern examination experience while advancing the University’s continued transformation into a digital university.