Syria high school exams amid conflict

Approximately 369,000 male and female students in Syria took the General Secondary Certificate exams, which began with widespread participation across various provinces, under strict security measures, and through a joint organization between the government and the Autonomous Administration in the regions of the Syrian Jazira for the first time in 13 years. Despite efforts to ensure the safe transportation of students, thousands of students from the Sweida province were deprived of participation due to security conditions and protests, with the exams held in centers outside the province because access was blocked by "lawless groups." This session comes within the framework of the curriculum unification agreement between the government and the Autonomous Administration, aimed at ensuring recognition of certificates and facilitating university admissions, amid ongoing security and political challenges that impact the educational process.

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