Afghanistan Invalidates Thousands of University-Entrance Exams, Saying Answer Keys Were Stolen

By DANIEL DEL CASTILLO

The government of Afghanistan has invalidated the results of university-entrance examinations for more than 6,000 students in the capital, Kabul, and surrounding provinces following the disclosure of evidence that answer keys were leaked and that corruption was widespread in the testing...

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