Is it permissible to take the General Secondary Examinations and enter university while feeling that there is injustice and corruption in the evaluation system and the distribution of university places, and that there is a "parallel" system that allows those with lower grades to enter in exchange for a sum of money?
There is no harm in pursuing secondary or university education, even if there is injustice in the university admission system. There is no objection to paying money to enter a specialization that a student's grades do not qualify them for, if the system allows it.
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