International exams and certifications provide comparable measures of academic knowledge, language proficiency, and professional competence across national education systems. They increasingly influence university admission, employment opportunities, and international mobility.
However, their value depends on assessment standards, cultural context, accessibility, and recognition by institutions. A comparative education perspective therefore reveals both their advantages and the inequalities they may create.
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