The August decision: That's the only criterion for middle school admission.

All students who finished ninth grade Monday could turn to high schools to apply for registration.

The competition for students' admission will remain open until Friday, while the results will be announced 24 August.

After cancelling the destination test, the census in the tenth grade this year will take place only on the average grade that students have shown from grade 6 to ninth.

On the basis of an education ministry decision, enrolling students in the 10th grade in high school and professional schools can compete candidates who have completed their compulsory education and are not older than 17 years old.

To be admitted to high school, the student must meet certain criteria, such as average grades of all subjects from 6th to 9th grade, which will be estimated by 60 points, and average grades from priority classes, which will be estimated at 40 points.

At the same time, for high school and medical schools, the priority criterion is for the average rate of these matter to be 4 and higher.

The head of municipal education directors, Besim Avdimitaj, has said the schools have made adequate preparations for student registration and expect everything to go smoothly.

The challenge this year, according to him, will be the fact that the census will be done without a test of achievement, but only on the basis of success, but adds that the manual published by the UN has measured these procedures and facilitated their work.

Municipal directors will open the competition, while the KAS will be monitoring the registration and accession process.

The Education Ministry document has determined that in schools where the number of students without application can continue until 26 August, and results are announced on August 28th.

According to UN data, there are a total of 26.261 students this year who finished ninth grade.

As long as this generation was canceled days ago, the probability test will not happen with the 12th grade senior test, since the ministry has decided to hold on August 29th.