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Starting today, February 14, an astounding number of more than 149,000 candidates will embark on the highly anticipated national exit exam, which will run until February 20, 2024. The Ministry of Education has provided valuable insights into this year's examination, revealing that over 6,000 nursing, 1,900 pharmacy, and 1,700 Doctor of Medicine students will be among the first-day examinees, with health education boasting the highest number of participants. Furthermore, certain departments are expected to yield impressive scores, with accounting witnessing over 8,000 candidates, computer science exceeding 3,000, and marketing management drawing more than 2,000 students. Individuals who did not achieve satisfactory results in the previous exam will have the opportunity to retake it. The exam will be administered by 47 government institutions across 84 exam centers, encompassing a total of 149,145 examinees in 204 exam programs, including those being tested for the first time by government and private institutions.
