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ing to inconsistencies in exam design, administration, and evaluation. This fragmentation often resulted in challenges such as exam malpractice, logistical inefficiencies, and credibility issues. The establishment of the National Agency for Examination (NAE) aimed to centralize these

dible, transparent, and efficient examination system. While it has achieved commendable progress in standardization, security, and quality assurance, ongoing challenges necessitate continuous reforms, technological int