Education - Examination Programs

a test for admission to an educational institution or program

a standardized college admissions test in the US covering English, math, reading, and science, with an optional writing section

a standardized test for dental school admission, assessing academic aptitude and scientific knowledge

a test for graduate management program admissions, assessing analytical, quantitative, verbal, and reasoning skills

a test that must be passed in the US by students who want to continue their education after their first degree

a set of exams taken by students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, usually at the age of 16, marking the completion of their secondary education

a globally recognized qualification for secondary education, typically taken by students aged 14 to 16, covering a range of subjects

a federally mandated assessment measuring student performance in various subjects across the United States

a standardized test required for admission to pharmacy programs in the United States and Canada

a test that high school students take before college or university in the US

a test required for law school admission, assessing analytical and reading skills

a standardized test required for admission to medical school, assessing knowledge of biological and physical sciences

a standardized test required for admission to optometry programs in the United States and Canada

a standardized examination required for nursing licensure in the United States and Canada

an internationally recognized standardized test that measures the English language proficiency of non-native speakers who wish to study or work in English-speaking countries

an internationally recognized English language proficiency test that assesses the English skills of non-native speakers

a high-level English language proficiency exam assessing advanced language skills

the highest level English language proficiency exam assessing near-native language skills

a standardized test in the UK evaluating a student's academic proficiency according to national educational standards

a practice examination designed to simulate the conditions of an actual test, often used in the UK educational system

a high-stakes exam in the UK assessing proficiency in a specific subject, typically taken by students aged 16-18

an intermediate-level exam in the UK, typically taken by students aged 16-17, representing advanced study in various subjects

an examination taken by students around age eleven in some countries, such as the UK, to determine eligibility for selective secondary education, like grammar schools