The company split itself in two, one half publishing the magazine and the other managing the mainframe database of content that powered the magazine (and eventually, on-screen listings.) Benefitting, perhaps, from the fact that the content of the magazine was highly structured (and repetitive) to begin with, the databasepart of the company set out to abstract the ongoing production of the listings from their printed form.
The Rapyuta database is part of the European Robo Earth project that began in 2011 with the hope of standardising the way robots perceive the human world.
Why any trainee would lie about passing any registration examination is beyond me because these scores are part of a computerized database and are separately reported to the sponsoring member firm.