Common Entrance Examination

The Common Entrance Examination is a standardized test used primarily in some countries to assess students' academic abilities and readiness for entry into secondary or higher education institutions. It evaluates knowledge in core areas such as mathematics, science, languages, and sometimes social studies. The results help schools and colleges select students based on merit, ensuring they meet the academic standards required for admission. Typically administered to pre-university students, the exam aims to provide a fair and uniform measure of student performance, facilitating transparent and merit-based admissions processes.