Engineering genius who raked in £300k helping university students to CHEAT on their exams is jailed for three years

Shahid Adnan, an engineering whiz with a PhD, was sentenced to three years in prison for making a tidy profit by helping university students cheat on their exams, coursework, and assignments. This 43-year-old mastermind earned at least £300,000 by offering his services to students at Liverpool John Moore’s University. His actions highlight the troubling lengths some will go to avoid academic integrity, raising questions about the pressures and ethical standards in modern education. This case underscores the importance of maintaining academic honesty in higher education.