Afghan Air Force University Kankor exam-day guide
Afghan Air Force University Kankor · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Admission card / registration confirmation
Print or download the Kankor admission card or registration confirmation and keep it in a plastic sleeve. If you did not receive one, confirm the exact document required with the provider (Ministry of Higher Education or your registration center) before exam day.
Tazkira (national ID) or passport
Bring the original photo ID used during registration. Confirm with the provider which ID types are accepted and whether a photocopy is allowed.
Several black ballpoint pens and 2 pencils
Bring at least two black ballpoint pens plus two sharpened pencils and a small eraser. Confirm with the provider whether the answer sheet must be filled in pen or pencil.
Simple non-programmable watch
A basic analog or digital watch helps you pace yourself if the hall has no visible clock. Do not bring smartwatches or any device with communication or storage features.
Clear water bottle and light snack
Bring water in a clear bottle and a small snack for after the exam. Confirm with the provider whether food or drink is allowed inside the exam hall.
Printed exam-day logistics note
Write down your exam center address, hall number, reporting time, and a contact phone number on a small card so you are not dependent on your phone.
Transport and backup plan
Plan your route and a backup route in advance. Aim to arrive well before the reporting time to absorb traffic or security delays.
Layered clothing
Wear modest, comfortable layers so you can adapt to a hot or cold hall. Avoid clothing with large text or logos.
Leave prohibited items at home
Do not bring phones, smartwatches, earbuds, calculators, notes, or bags unless the provider explicitly permits them. Confirm the prohibited-items list with the provider.
Rest and nutrition plan
Sleep a full night before the exam and eat a normal breakfast. Avoid trying new foods or heavy caffeine on exam morning.
Emergency contact and small cash
Carry a small amount of cash and a written emergency contact in case of transport problems.
Plan the day
Re-read the official Kankor instructions and confirm your exam center, hall, reporting time, and required documents with the provider. Lay out your ID, admission card, and pens in one place.
Do light review only: skim formula sheets and key concepts. Stop heavy new-topic study; protect your sleep schedule.
Do one timed practice set under exam-like conditions to rehearse pacing, then review only your mistakes. Avoid comparing preparation with other candidates.
Pack your bag with ID, admission card, pens, pencils, eraser, watch, water, snack, and logistics note. Charge nothing you cannot bring; leave the phone at home or with a family member.
Confirm transport and set two alarms. Eat a normal dinner, avoid heavy caffeine, and go to bed at your usual time.
Eat a normal breakfast, dress in layers, and leave early with a buffer. Arrive at the center well before the reporting time to complete any security or identity checks.
Read the instructions and check the number of questions and time limit. Fill in your name and ID exactly as instructed, then work through questions you know first and mark hard ones to return to.
Pace yourself: divide the total time by the number of questions to get an average per question, and check the clock at set intervals. Transfer answers carefully and leave time to verify that every answer is marked.
Rules to check
Bring the original photo ID used at registration and the admission card; if either is missing, ask the invigilator immediately and confirm the procedure with the provider rather than assuming you can sit the exam.
Follow all invigilator instructions on seating, timing, and answer-sheet completion. Ask the invigilator if any instruction is unclear instead of guessing.
Do not bring or use phones, smartwatches, earbuds, calculators, notes, or any unauthorized aid. Unauthorized items may lead to disqualification; confirm the exact prohibited-items list with the provider.
Do not communicate with other candidates during the exam. Keep your eyes on your own paper and raise your hand if you need the invigilator.
Breaks are usually not permitted during the exam; confirm the provider's policy on leaving the hall for emergencies before exam day.
Scoring is typically based on correct answers, and wrong answers may or may not be penalized; confirm the exact scoring and guessing rules with the provider before deciding whether to guess.
Mark answers only in the way the instructions specify and erase or correct mistakes cleanly; confirm with the provider whether pen or pencil is required for the answer sheet.
If you believe there is an error in a question or a problem in the hall, report it to the invigilator calmly and continue with the rest of the exam.