KABUL (Pajhwok): The National Examination Authority (NEA) said on Wednesday giving bribe to succeed in Kankor or other exams was a futile practice.
Abdul QadirKhamosh, acting head of the Examinations Authority, made these remarks at “the government accountability to the nation program” here.
He said in the past five months, more than 500,000 people, including 200,000 civilians, appeared in exam in various fields.
He added a database had also been set up for private universities, according to which all students would be registered with the agency.
He stressed that people should not pay bribes to anyone for passing . . .
