The National Examination Commission on June 12 decided to impose penalties on the heads of eight Baccalaureate centers. The heads of six such centers were penalized earlier. They were punished after analyzing the situation at the Baccalaureate centers where the methodology of organizing and holding exams was not obeyed, IPN reports.
According to a communiqué from the Ministry of Education, the Baccalaureate center heads were warned and reprimanded for violating the exam methodology. Among the violations is the fact that the heads didn’t monitor the exams according to their obligations, didn’t instruct the supervisors and allowed the students to massively leave the examination halls on different pretexts.
At the exam, the candidates come only with the identity card and writing tools. No other objects such as tables, textbooks, dictionaries, notes, pocket computers, mobile phones and other devices for receiving and sending messages are allowed. If the candidates are caught using banned objects, their papers are annulled and they will be able to take that exam again next year.
