23 July, Minsk /BELTA/. Applicants have become more motivated in preparing for the centralised testing, stated the Deputy Director for Core Activities of the Republican Institute for Knowledge Control, Natalia Vaitekhovich, at the BELTA press centre.
23 July, Minsk /BELTA/. Applicants have become more motivated in preparing for the centralised testing, stated the Deputy Director for Core Activities of the Republican Institute for Knowledge Control, Natalia Vaitekhovich, at the BELTA press centre.
This year, 379 participants achieved an absolute result of 100 points on the CT in 403 tests across 13 academic subjects. A maximum score in 2 academic subjects was achieved by 24 applicants, compared to 15 in 2020. 355 applicants scored 100 points in one academic subject, compared to 308 in 2020.
A total of 62.6 thousand people registered for the CT this year, with over 60 thousand participating. 11 individuals were disqualified for violations (including reserve days). 16 participants did not take the test due to medical reasons.
As in previous years, the largest number of applicants registered for Belarusian language and mathematics. Among foreign languages, English was the most popular.
Centralised testing in Belarus commenced on June 16 with the Belarusian language test. The last examination under the main schedule, World History (Modern Period), took place on July 8. Three reserve days were also designated: July 14, 16, and 18.
"Applicants have already received their certificates, and now the submission of CT results and documents to the university admission committees is actively underway," added Natalia Vaitekhovich.