MAST can't provide wave thrusters even at the second term of the senior test

The Ministry of Science and Technology since the first term had warned that all testing centres would be positioned as a way to prevent copying. However, this had not been accomplished, and the thrusters were not secured for the second term of the state prom exam.

The chairman of the state senior commission, Fehmi Hysenaj, for Kosova Preis, says they have failed to provide the thrusters, but, according to him, have taken other actions to prevent copying.

In spite of that, Hysenaj says how the minister has made all the necessary preparations to have the best work of testing.

Unlike the first deadline where testing is held in four regions and on different days, this time Hyssenaj says that because of the youngest number of students, testing will be organised on the same day throughout the country.

The first day of testing will have questions from Albanian classes and English languages, while in the second half of the exam they will have questions from mathematics and election subjects.

For better development of the test, Hyssenaj says they have engaged more than 100 supervisors in 101 testing centres.

He says no students will be tolerated on test day trying to copy.

The Matura State Test will submit to 10,000 and 15 students