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Ministry: Free applicants must take exams
The article's text discusses the Lebanese Ministry of Education's decision regarding private exam candidates. Sources indicated that the Legislation and Legal Consultancy Authority has ruled that private exam candidates must take official exams. Additionally, the Parliament approved special provisions for official certificates, excluding private exam candidates from these benefits. The Ministry of Education clarified that the law did not specify the exact procedures and is awaiting a legal opinion. Some MPs proposed abolishing the private exam system altogether and requiring universities to issue certificates instead. Dates for the official exams for private candidates have also been set for August. The Ministry confirmed that students enrolled in foreign curricula are not prohibited from their educational rights. Discussions continue regarding implementation mechanisms and the potential impact of this decision on students.
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