An "examination" (examination in French) refers to an assessment or a formal check of a person's knowledge, skills, abilities or understanding in a particular subject or field. Exams are commonly used in educational contexts to measure a student's understanding of the content taught in a course. They can take different forms, such as written tests, oral interviews, practical demonstrations or projects. Exams are often aimed at assessing a person's level of mastery, critical thinking skills, problem solving skills and overall understanding of the material. They are used to determine academic achievements, qualifications or skill level in different fields.
University entrance exams :
In general, students must have completed their secondary education or its equivalent.
There may be age limits or restrictions for specific programs.
Some exams might require students to have studied specific subjects or met certain academic requirements.
Professional certification exams :
Candidates may need to hold a certain level of education, such as a bachelor's or master's degree.
Some exams may require a specific number of years of professional experience in a relevant field.
Some certifications may require candidates to complete specific training courses before being eligible to take the exam.
Government recruitment exams :
The eligibility criteria may vary considerably depending on the position for which the recruitment is carried out.
Educational qualifications, age limits and citizenship/residency requirements may apply.
Some positions may require candidates to meet physical or medical fitness standards.
Language proficiency exams :
Candidates may need to demonstrate a certain level of proficiency in the language being tested.
Eligibility could be based on nationality, residence or educational background.
Scholarship exams :
Eligibility could depend on academic performance, achievements and recommendations.
Some scholarships may be limited to certain age groups or specific fields of study.
Entrance exams for professional training :
Eligibility could require applicants to have studied specific subjects at school or university level.
Some training courses may require candidates to have obtained a minimum score on a relevant entrance exam.
Civil service examinations :
Eligibility could include educational qualifications, age limits and citizenship requirements.
The different levels of government service could have varying eligibility criteria
In general, students must have completed their secondary education or its equivalent.
There may be age limits or restrictions for specific programs.
Some exams might require students to have studied specific subjects or met certain academic requirements.
Professional certification exams :
Candidates may need to hold a certain level of education, such as a bachelor's or master's degree.
Some exams may require a specific number of years of professional experience in a relevant field.
Some certifications may require candidates to complete specific training courses before being eligible to take the exam.
Government recruitment exams :
The eligibility criteria may vary considerably depending on the position for which the recruitment is carried out.
Educational qualifications, age limits and citizenship/residency requirements may apply.
Some positions may require candidates to meet physical or medical fitness standards.
Language proficiency exams :
Candidates may need to demonstrate a certain level of proficiency in the language being tested.
Eligibility could be based on nationality, residence or educational background.
Scholarship exams :
Eligibility could depend on academic performance, achievements and recommendations.
Some scholarships may be limited to certain age groups or specific fields of study.
Entrance exams for professional training :
Eligibility could require applicants to have studied specific subjects at school or university level.
Some training courses may require candidates to have obtained a minimum score on a relevant entrance exam.
Civil service examinations :
Eligibility could include educational qualifications, age limits and citizenship requirements.
The different levels of government service could have varying eligibility criteria
