Education Sets Rules for First Exam Absence
The Ministry of Education has set regulations regarding students' absence from the first opportunity exam for the Baccalaureate certificate. Students must submit a document proving a valid excuse, such as a medical report from health insurance, to the relevant educational administration. If the excuse is approved, the student has the right to take the exam again free of charge. If the excuse persists until the second exam, that year is not counted as an attempt for the exam, and it will not affect their chances in subsequent attempts. Cases of sudden excuses during the exam are reviewed by specialized committees, and the report is forwarded to the central administration for consideration of accepting the excuse and granting a free second chance to the student.
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