In Kazakhstan, cases of fraud related to the Unified National Testing (ENT) have become more frequent. Scammers on social media offer applicants to “pass the test for them” or provide answers to tasks, promising a guaranteed result. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
The National Testing Center (NTC) reminded that such offers can only be made by scammers. The center urged not to trust unknown persons and not to transfer money to them for dubious services.
The NTC emphasized that an individual test version is formed for each test taker. In addition, necessary information security measures are applied to exclude external interference in the testing system.
“We urge future applicants of 2027 to be especially careful, not to trust scammers and not to succumb to promises of a ‘guaranteed result’. Prepare for the ENT independently, believe in your strengths and knowledge. Let’s together observe the principles of academic honesty,” the NTC statement said.
From July 25 to August 5, applications were accepted in Kazakhstan for participation in the August ENT of the paid department.
Earlier, Minister of Science and Higher Education Sayasat Nurbek addressed applicants who could not receive a state educational grant. He spoke about other opportunities to study at universities for free.
And the day before, “Kursiv” wrote about how to get a grant from the akimat or directly from the university itself.