The Afghanistan Examination Authority has announced that Atal Khan Rahimzai, son of Mohammad Azim, achieved the highest score in the 1403 (2024) university entrance exam. According to Radio Television Afghanistan, Atal Khan scored 359.61 points and has secured a place at Kabul Medical University. The Taliban-controlled Examination Authority reported that Syed Hamid Hashimi from Balkh […]
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The Afghanistan Examination Authority has announced that Atal Khan Rahimzai, son of Mohammad Azim, achieved the highest score in the 1403 (2024) university entrance exam.
According to Radio Television Afghanistan, Atal Khan scored 359.61 points and has secured a place at Kabul Medical University.
The Taliban-controlled Examination Authority reported that Syed Hamid Hashimi from Balkh scored 357.71 points, making him the second-highest scorer, while Shafiullah Nazemi from Farah scored 357.25 points, coming in third. Ershad Ahmad from Laghman and Safiullah Mohajer from Herat scored 357.15 and 355.92 points, respectively, placing fourth and fifth.
The National Examination Authority’s announcement of the 2024 exam results notably excludes female students for the third consecutive year.
This ongoing restriction on education and the banning of university education for girls exacerbate the dire humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. With educational opportunities being systematically denied, the situation is worsening, contributing to increased underage marriages as families seek alternative means of security and stability for their daughters.
The lack of access to education not only impacts the immediate prospects for young women but also hinders long-term societal development.
The international community’s concern over these restrictions underscores the urgent need for intervention to address both the humanitarian crisis and the broader implications for Afghanistan society.
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