Reduction in General Secondary Exam Violations
The Jordanian Ministry of Education has concluded the 2026 General Secondary Education exams, with nearly 196,000 students participating. There was a significant decrease in violations compared to last year, recording only 292 violations versus over 400 in the previous session. This reflects an increase in compliance and discipline among the students. It was reported that the majority of violations involved attempts to introduce or use electronic devices within exam halls. Disciplinary actions were taken against those who violated, including warnings, cancellations, and bans from taking the exam. Officials also affirmed the integrity of the exam papers, stating that the questions were aligned with the official curriculum and free of errors. The marking process, which involves more than 12 phases, is ongoing to ensure the accuracy of the results, which are expected to be announced in August.
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