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The state matura exam will be held today (Saturday) from 10:00 in all municipalities of the country. The Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation (MAShTI) has announced that it has completed all preparations for the organization of this exam, stressing that each bank will be organized by a student. Meanwhile, he announced that a maximum of 15 graduates will be allowed in each class.

According to MASHTI, the exam will be organized in 178 testing centers.
“This year, in addition to administrators, there will also be a supervisor (graduate or master’s level student) in the testing room (classrooms). In order not to influence the process and according to the test administration rules, after 10:00 (the time when the test starts) no other person is allowed inside the test centers except for the persons responsible for the smooth running of the test”, announced MAShTI.
The media will be able to film in each voting center only before the matriculation exam begins.
“Meanwhile, responsibility will be required for all persons engaged in the process, who do not perform the assigned tasks with high competence and professionalism. Based on the Law on the State Matriculation Examination and the Guide sent to schools, it is strictly forbidden to carry the phone inside the testing centers. Anyone whose phone rings will be excluded from taking the exam”, it was announced in the announcement of the ministry.
MESTI has announced that the results of the state matura exam are expected to be announced on July 3.
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