A National Examination is a standardized test administered by a government or educational authority to assess the knowledge and skills of students across a country. These exams are often used to evaluate student performance at key educational stages, such as at the end of primary or secondary education. The results can influence students' future educational opportunities and career paths. Typically, National Examinations cover various subjects, including mathematics, science, and language arts. They aim to ensure that all students meet a certain level of proficiency and can provide valuable data for policymakers to improve the education system.