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Portuguese exam for special session held by 43,000 students

Secondary students took the special session Portuguese exam today, with a significant absentee rate on the first day.

4 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Today, Thursday, secondary students took the special session Portuguese exam. According to available data, 43,000 students registered for this exam.

However, a substantial number of the registered students did not attend the exam on the first day, as reported by Notícias ao Minuto. The exact reason for this high absentee rate was not specified in the consulted sources.

The grading of the exam will be announced soon, and an analysis of the results and the impact this situation may have on the properly registered students is expected.

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