On Friday, August 18, graduates of the lyceum will take the test for choosing a profile from the 2023 ZNO for the bachelor’s degree, autumn session. Candidates will receive the topics from 9:00 am and have three hours to solve them.

The Ministry of Education will also make public the subjects and correction scales today, starting at 3:00 p.m. On Wednesday and Thursday, the first two tests of the bachelor’s exam, autumn session, in Romanian language and literature and in mathematics or history took place.

On Thursday, entrants who took the exam in mathematics in their native language, science profile, received subjects with translation errors. About an hour after the start of the exam, the topics were replaced with the correct ones and the graduates were given additional time to solve them.

More than 33,900 candidates are registered for this BAC session, of which 22,600 are young people who graduated from high school this summer.

Documents will be checked 100% digitally

In this bachelor’s session, all works will be corrected 100% in digital format, the Ministry of Education informed.

“Starting from this session of the ZNO, the Ministry of Education generalizes the digital assessment of candidates’ works. This process does not involve any changes in the criteria/grading scales and subject types for the written tests of the undergraduate examination,” the institution said in a statement.

Undergraduate calendar 2023, autumn session

Written tests for BAC 2023, autumn session, are held in 137 examination centers according to the following calendar:

• August 16: Romanian language and literature – exam Ea)
• August 17: mandatory profile testing – Ec test)
• August 18: ZNO on choosing a profile and specialization – Ed test)
• August 21: Native language and literature – test Eb).

Skills assessment tests (linguistic and digital) were graded/recognised between August 7 and 11.

The display of the first results in an anonymous format, in accordance with current regulations, will take place on August 25 (until 12:00). Complaints can be submitted on the same day, between 12:00 and 18:00, both in physical/written form and electronically. In this sense, candidates shall complete, sign and submit/submit electronically, including a standard declaration stating that they are aware that the grade awarded as a result of the appeal is final and subject to change as the case may be, initial mark, by increasing or decreasing.

The final results, after the resolution of the appeals (August 26-28), will be announced on August 29. The Ministry of Education has announced that on the days scheduled for the written tests, it is giving everyone access to the TELVERDE line 0800801100 to report any malfunctions.

The number will be available from August 16 to 21 as follows:

• August 16, 17 and 21: from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
• August 18: from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.