The phrase "a state examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an official test or assessment conducted by a government or educational authority, often for certification or qualification purposes.
Example: "After months of preparation, she finally sat for a state examination to become a licensed teacher."
Alternatives: "government exam" or "official assessment".
To be able to exercise any profession such as that of lawyer, doctor, or business consultant the students were required to take a state examination.
The principle of state supremacy was reinforced by introducing at the end of each main course of studies a state examination to be taken by pupils from both public and private schools.
When a state examination of the C.E.S. system in Chicago was suddenly scheduled, Fulle said, the chairman of the state board demanded that all possible ballot-punch configurations be tested, but Fulle figured out arithmetically that running through the sixty-seven million-odd test ballots necessary would occupy twenty staff members full time for four hundred and seventy-seven years.
However, it is common practice for auditors to also take a state examination specifically for taxation so they can be fully certified chartered tax consultants.
It could refuse federal aid to students who do not pass a state examination or do not have a high school diploma.
School-leaver (Direct-Entry) Programme: Students are selected based on a combination of the results of a State examination (Leaving Certificate Examination) usually taken at around the age of 18, combined with the results of an aptitude test (Health Professionals Admissions Test) [2].
The neurological examination at admission revealed a mild depression and a slight cognitive deficit with a Minimental State Examination Score (MMSE) of 27/30.
Parks's office manager, who advertised himself as a "Qualified Dementia Care Specialist"—a credential acquired through video training sessions had given Wilkening a "Mini-Mental State Examination," a list of eleven questions and tasks, including naming as many animals as possible in a minute.
His introduction of a Uniform State Examination was not so well received.
A Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) was performed to evaluate the cognitive status of the participant.
Many states require estate attorneys to pass a separate state examination based on ethics.
