Entrance Examinations

Entrance examinations are standardized tests conducted by educational institutions to assess a candidate’s knowledge and aptitude for admission. They serve as a benchmark to evaluate a student’s readiness for a particular course or program, ensuring a fair selection process. These exams typically cover relevant subject areas and help institutions identify suitable candidates based on merit. Entrance tests are common across various levels of education, from school admissions to university enrollments, and often include multiple-choice or written components designed to measure skills and understanding essential for success in the desired program.