​Ministry of Education Ligia Deka said on Thursday that the diversity of secondary school admissions within 60% of places on competitive profiles actually gives every student two chances. “Even if a child has a bad day on entry day, they have a chance to compete again based on a computerized task based on scores from the national assessment,” says Ligia Deka.

• “After the national assessment, students go to the entrance competition and there are 2 options – either they enter the places they apply for, or they do not pass, and then they still have a chance to choose that profile in that high school in the context of 40% of the places that will be based on computerized allocation based on national assessment scores.”, – said Lygia Deka, Minister of Education, at the end of the government meeting on Thursday.

Bills on pre-university education and university education were submitted for inter-ministerial approval on Thursday, and The government wants to pass these laws by March 23.

The draft Law on pre-university education introduces the idea of ​​an entrance competition for the profile of high schools, where competition has been observed in recent years if high schools want to remove these places by competition.

• “For those profiles that they want to submit to the competition, gymnasiums can choose two composite samples per profile. For example, for science, they can choose chemistry and biology so that they can choose special subjects that suit that profile.
• The competition can be held for 60% of the seats according to the target profiles, and 40% of the seats remain in the computerized distribution. Of this 40%, priority will be given to 10% for students with special educational needs or students of Roma nationality,” Ligia Deka said on February 27 at the presentation of these projects.

The distribution of computers will be done after the national assessment and entrance exam for high school.