Semitours are subject tomorrow to the destination test.

The students of the ninth grade tomorrow will submit to the destination test, where they will have access to high school with their scores.

This test will undergo 26 thousand and 949 students throughout Kosovo, and the test will begin at 10:00.

Fehmi Hysenaj, education minister's adviser, Fatmir Bytyqi, for KosovaPress, has announced that all the necessary preparations have been made for students tomorrow to undergo the test.

“The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, the Division for Rating, Standard and Monitoring respectively, has made all preparations for the arrival test organised for ninth classes. It is a test that shows the students' achievement during this schooling so that they can be determined then for middle-level schooling”, he said.

Students will have 100 questions, while this test cannot pass but that the points they get will be crucial to further student schooling.

I believe that there are 100 requests to the destination test... There's no capacity, depending on student achievement. It is very important if students want to choose schools they want to be more advanced, that is to achieve success in certain subjects. For example, if they want to go to science school, they should have better points in chemistry, biology, and physics. For other professions, however, everyone in the competition will have their scores. Where students are best shown, it is easier for them to enroll in a” high school, Hysenaj said.

Hyseyan suggested that the questions would be of general nature.

“I have general subjects and subjects that they have within their schooling, actually a large range of subjects. English, mathematics, English, English, chemistry, physics, geography, history, IT, these are some of the subjects that have on the probability test”, he said.

Students will undergo testing in schools where they have learned. This, according to the minister's adviser, is because tomorrow is a day of instruction and they have not been able to send them to other schools.

If students fight cheating, Hysenaj said they would also have sanctions leaving the test. To monitor the August test, in co-operation with the municipal education directorates, it has committed 324 commissioners and 1,000 and 123 managers.

“Under the task description managers have it all, so this test has had a good time, so we haven't had a big note. But, I am very confident that administrators who have an experience that will do the job the best way possible”, he said.

All students who will submit to the arrival test should be at 9:00 in their schools, since the test will begin at 10:00. While, testing will take place at 108 testing centres.