Board exams

Board exams are scheduled assessments held by a national or regional education authority to evaluate students' understanding of their coursework at the end of a specific grade or level. They serve as a standardized measure of a student's academic proficiency across subjects such as math, science, languages, and social studies. The results often influence a student's eligibility for higher education or vocational opportunities. These exams are usually comprehensive, designed to test knowledge, critical thinking, and application skills, and typically occur annually or at the conclusion of a school term, providing an official certification of academic achievement.