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Exactly, they don't show how these people performed in a standardized exit test _after_ college, so there's no way to measure how well they did relative to each
by d3nj4l 6y ago
Exactly, they don't show how these people performed in a standardized exit test _after_ college, so there's no way to measure how well they did relative to each other in terms of education.
- sgillen 6y agoNo, I believe the study shows exactly that. According to the article india apparently has standardized exit exams in many schools.
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- sks 6y agoWell I am from India and did not take any standardized exit exam when graduating. We do have standardized entrance exams.
- square_usual 6y ago> I believe the study shows exactly that No, the article itself says the exit exam is for Secondary School, i.e. High School.
- sgillen 6y agoThey have exit exams both post high school and post college. “India is atypical in that its college students have to take standardised exit exams. ” The first figure has high school entrance exam as the x axis and college exit as the y. I see lots of complaints in this thread that the article is inaccurate, but this is what it says.
- sa1 6y agoThere are standardized exit exams among colleges affiliated to a single university.
- boxed 6y agoExit means exactly after.
- chengiz 6y agoWrong, the paper says they compared exit scores for universities which have common exams, but different (public vs private) colleges.