the results of the ned university admission test have exposed significant issues with academic standards in sindh's public examination boards.students from foreign and cambridge examination systems achieved pass rates as high as 95.65%, while sindh's technical board recorded a dismal 13.95% pass rate.vice chancellor dr tufail raised concerns about the credibility of high intermediate scores, noting that many students with over 70% marks failed to qualify for admission.the report highlights systemic governance failures in sindh's education boards, which have operated under ad hoc arrangements without permanent leadership.experts argue that the disparity between exam results and actual academic performance undermines the reliability of these institutions, affecting thousands of students' futures.