Adelaide University medical students 'caught' cheating in exam ADELAIDE University is investigating claims that some fifth-year medical students used iPads to cheat in exams. Senior obstetrics and gynaecology Dr Paul Duggan told students that alleged breaches of a copyright notice had "irretrievably damaged" the integrity of the human reproductive health exams. He said he must report the matter to the Board of Examiners, who will determine what action should be taken. This could involved requiring all fifth-year medical students to sit an extra exam, Dr Duggan said in an online forum. Students allegedly breached the copyright notice by using university-provided iPads to capture and upload material about the exam.