Eighth-grade students from national minorities will take a test on their mother tongue and literature on Wednesday as part of the simulation of the national assessment according to the calendar approved by the Ministry of Education, Agerpres notes.

Works will be evaluated digitally.

The exam on Wednesday, like the previous days, will begin at 9:00 a.m., when the subjects will be distributed to classrooms. Students can access the classrooms until 8:30.

The time allotted for the development of the written work is two hours.

The purpose of the simulation is to familiarize students with the rigor of the real exam, and to optimize the results obtained by students from pre-university education at the end of secondary school.

The notification of the results will be anonymous using individual codes that will replace the names and surnames of the candidates.

The results will be announced on February 23.

Modeling grades are not contested and are not included in the catalog. However, in exceptional situations where it is necessary to write notes to the catalog, this can be done on the basis of a written request of the interested parties.