Tomorrow over 24 thousand students undergo the second part of the destination test

According to the ministry's announcement, in the second half, students will be subject to questions from Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, Fizica and Kimia.

And as for the first part of the test, which was held on June 4, 2022, MASTTI has released a report in which the problems in which are recorded that have conveyed the testing process, which are the failure to abide by rules and guidelines by commissioners and test centres manager and the use of mobile phones by students. With regard to disrespecting instructions during holding the first part of the Environment Test, MASTTI has taken all the information from the ground and has taken adequate measures so that in the second part of the test all the irresponsibly recorded in the first half. MASTTI reports that, based on legislation in effect, measures have been taken against six ministers, while students who have used the phone will not be allowed to repeat the first part of the test, so they will be counted only from subjects in the second part of the test. Among other things, MASTI requires the Municipal Education Directorate to take all necessary measures, which will ensure that the second half of the Environment Test is organized according to established standards and regulations. So that the second part of the test is going well, MASTI has established a working group that will monitor the process, involving competent officials from cybercrimes, education and DKA officials. MASTTI also requires that both sides of the test be advised that the managers arrive more time at the Test Center, have with them their test management guide, follow the rules of the test management under DV guidelines. SM- MASTTI, to inform students of rules to observe during the testing process, not to allow students to enter the Test Center by phone, to inform the manager that they will be excluded from the process in the event they fail to comply with responsibilities, and that measures will be taken to them under legislation in effect”, the report said.