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University fields and the scores they need

What each Kankor field asks for, and when the exam is

Every field at an Afghan university is reached at a different Kankor score. These are the twelve fields students choose between, with the score each one is reached at.

When is the Kankor?

22 June 2027 — 279 days from now.

Reached at 303

1 fields

MedicineMedicine trains you to become a physician (MD) — diagnosing illness, treating patients, and saving lives. It is one of the most respected and demanding fields in Afghanistan, combining deep science with hands-on clinical care.Read about it

Reached at 297

1 fields

StomatologyDentistry focuses on the health of the teeth, gums and mouth — preventing, diagnosing and treating oral disease and restoring smiles. It blends fine manual skill with medical science.Read about it

Reached at 293

1 fields

Medical TechnologyGraduates work in hospital and clinic laboratories, public-health laboratories and diagnostic centres as laboratory technologists and diagnostic officers.Read about it

Reached at 291

2 fields

PharmacyPharmacy is the science of medicines — how drugs are made, how they work in the body, and how to use them safely. Pharmacists are the medication experts of the health system.Read about it
Nursing & MidwiferyNursing and Midwifery is the caring heart of healthcare — supporting patients, assisting doctors, delivering babies and keeping communities healthy. Skilled nurses and midwives are in high demand across Afghanistan.Read about it

Reached at 273

1 fields

Computer ScienceComputer Science is the study of software, algorithms and computing — how to build programs, apps, websites and intelligent systems. It is one of the fastest-growing and most flexible careers in the world.Read about it

Reached at 247

1 fields

EngineeringEngineering uses math and physics to design and build the physical world — roads, bridges, buildings, machines, power and water systems. Engineers turn ideas into things people use every day.Read about it

Reached at 229

1 fields

EconomicsEconomics studies how people, businesses and governments produce, share and use money and resources. It explains markets, prices, trade and development — and opens doors in business, banking and policy.Read about it

Reached at 226

1 fields

Public AdministrationGraduates work in government offices, human-resources and planning directorates, municipalities, development agencies and NGOs as managers, planning officers and policy analysts.Read about it

Reached at 212

1 fields

Veterinary ScienceVeterinary graduates work in animal clinics, livestock directorates, animal-disease diagnostic laboratories, food hygiene and meat inspection, and public-health agencies.Read about it

Reached at 206

1 fields

LawLaw teaches the rules that govern society and how to apply them fairly — protecting rights, resolving disputes and delivering justice. It leads to careers as a judge, lawyer, prosecutor or legal advisor.Read about it

Reached at 203

1 fields

JournalismJournalism is the craft of finding, checking and telling true stories that inform the public. It spans newspapers, TV, radio and digital media — giving a voice to society and holding power to account.Read about it

Reached at 198

1 fields

Geology & MinesGeology and mining graduates work in the ministry of mines and petroleum, mineral exploration and extraction companies, the geological survey directorate, groundwater projects, and earthquake and landslide hazard assessment.Read about it

Reached at 181

1 fields

ScienceScience graduates work in universities and research centres, industrial and quality-control laboratories, environmental agencies, and as science teachers in schools. Departments cover physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics.Read about it

Reached at 178

2 fields

ShariaSharia is the study of Islamic law and religious sciences — the Quran, Hadith, jurisprudence (Fiqh) and belief. It prepares scholars, judges and teachers who serve the religious and legal life of the community.Read about it
AgricultureAgriculture is the science of growing crops, raising livestock and managing land — the foundation of Afghanistan's economy and food supply. It combines biology, technology and business to feed the nation.Read about it

Reached at 177

2 fields

Literature & HumanitiesLanguage and literature graduates teach in schools, universities and training centres, and work in translation, editing, literary research and the media. Departments cover Dari, Pashto, English and Arabic language and literature.Read about it
Social SciencesSocial science graduates work as university and school academic staff, as researchers in research centres, as advisers on historical and social questions to ministries, and as social-affairs and media analysts. Departments cover history, geography and sociology.Read about it

Reached at 175

1 fields

Fine ArtsFine arts graduates work in graphics and design, painting and miniature, theatre and cinema, media and advertising agencies, and as art teachers in schools and universities.Read about it

Reached at 163

1 fields

EducationEducation (Educational Sciences and Psychology) prepares teachers and counselors who shape the next generation. It studies how people learn, how to teach well, and how to support students' growth.Read about it

These scores are a guide, not a promise. The real cut-off moves every year with how many students sit the exam and how many places a university has.

See which field your score reaches

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