They clearly didn't pass - video from driving exams in Kazakhstan emerges

Tengrinews.kz — Three separate traffic accidents occurred in a single day during practical driving tests. The incidents were recorded in Astana, Aktobe, and Taldykorgan, citing the official Telegram channel of the "Government for Citizens" state corporation.
In all three cases, candidates lost control of their vehicles while performing maneuvers at testing circuits. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of the incidents.

According to reports, such incidents occur regularly. During practical exams, prospective drivers often confuse the gas and brake pedals, knock down road signs, and crash into fences or other vehicles.
Since the beginning of the year, approximately 100 such accidents.
It is important to remember that knowledge of traffic rules alone is insufficient to obtain a driver's license. Before taking the practical exam, a candidate must be able to operate a vehicle confidently and react quickly to road situations.
Drivers are urged to take their exam preparation seriously and not to get behind the wheel without the necessary practical skills.
Current issues with driving examinations
Just last week, the Kurultai discussed the problem of long wait times for driving tests, with queues at specialized Public Service Centers (PSCs) stretching up to six months. In light of this, it was proposed to extend their operating hours.
Previously, we reported that Kazakhstanis have been complaining about long registration periods for driving tests. Slots for theoretical and practical exams have often been unavailable for months.
"Government for Citizens" cited high demand, seasonal spikes in applications, uneven regional workloads, a shortage of testing circuits, and re-registrations by those who failed their first attempt as the primary reasons for the backlog.