Exams for Master’s and Doctoral Programs

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Tue, Sep 16 2025 8:41 AM
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Exams for Master’s and Doctoral Programs Held Transparently at Afghan International Islamic University
The entrance examinations for the Master’s and Doctoral programs at Afghan International Islamic University were conducted in a transparent, well-organized, and standardized manner. The exams were held under the direct supervision of the National Examination Authority to ensure fairness and integrity.
The process was closely monitored by examiners, technical teams, audit members, and other responsible officials, ensuring that all procedures were carried out in accordance with established standards.
The purpose of these examinations was to provide eligible and capable candidates the opportunity to qualify for Master’s and Doctoral studies based on their knowledge and academic merit.
The National Examination Authority reaffirmed its commitment to continue holding transparent, fair, and professional examinations in order to contribute to the country’s development and the training of skilled professionals.

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