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Over 200 exam review requests sent to schools

The National Exam Jury reveals that a high number of review requests has put pressure on the grading process.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National Exam Jury reported an exceptionally high number of review requests, exceeding 21,000 submissions. This significant increase has placed additional pressure on the grading process of the exams.

This situation prompted the Ministry of Education to open an inquiry into the late submission of exams and reviews by schools. The inquiry aims to ascertain the circumstances that led to delays in delivering the evaluations.

Review requests directly affect the final results of assessments, making it a concern for students and educators, as it influences the completion of the academic year and entry into higher education.

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