The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Dr. Khalid Abdul Ghaffar witnessed the Exit test in cooperation with Gamalearn and Microsoft, in the presence of Dr. Sadiq Abdul Salam, Secretary General of the Council, at the Ministry’s headquarters on Wednesday, 15 August 2018.

The test measures the cognitive level of the students and the extent to which they have benefited from their studies in the first three years of the College of Medicine. Making sure its linked to the international standards of learning outcomes. The Ministry of Higher Education added that this test (which was designed using SwiftAssess platform) is based on international standards to measure the capabilities of students in various fields accurately without any human intervention. It also provides a safe environment for students in terms of ensuring the stability of digital testing without relying on the network connectivity And prevent fraudulent attempts, in addition to auto-grading the digital test to ensure transparency, impartiality.

Abdul Ghaffar called for the need to spread the mechanism of the e-assessment and its automatic grading to all private and private universities starting next academic year, and the generalization of the experience of standardized examinations on all sectors.