Kuwait University Implements Rigorous Protocols For High School Aptitude Tests

A substantial number of high school students recently underwent aptitude tests at Kuwait University's College of Science, designated as the official testing venue by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Evaluation and Measurement. Stringent protocols and controls, enforced by responsible authorities, were in place to ensure strict adherence to approved testing procedures within the university.

According to a reliable source from the university, these aptitude tests hold equal significance to examinations at other academic levels. The university conducts these tests in strict accordance with the controls and standards sanctioned by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Evaluation and Measurement. Specific timeframes are allocated for both registration and examination, with only students who have officially registered through the university's website and possess approved proof of identity (civil card or passport) permitted to enter the examination hall.

The source emphasized the importance of concrete evidence for anyone alleging test leakage, as such claims directly challenge the integrity of university professors. The tests undergo formulation, approval, and printing in alignment with the university's authorized examination regulations, and claimants must substantiate their allegations for appropriate actions to be taken.

Highlighting the stringent monitoring procedures in testing halls, the source explained that the process begins with the verification of the tested student's identity, cross-referencing their data with the information recorded on the website. Moreover, the entry of phones and programmable calculators into the testing hall is strictly prohibited.