Registration for centralised testing on reserve days concludes today, as reported by a BELTA correspondent.
Registration for centralised testing on reserve days concludes today, as reported by a BELTA correspondent.
A registration point for centralised testing on reserve days has been designated in each region. There are six such points in total, and the testing will be conducted on their premises. These include Belarusian State University, Belarusian-Russian University, Brest State Technical University, Yanka Kupala Grodno State University, Vitebsk State Technological University, and P.O. Sukhoi Gomel State Technical University.
Only those applicants who registered for the main centralised testing but were unable to attend due to a valid reason are eligible for testing on reserve days. Applicants must present their passport, admission pass, and a document confirming the valid reason for their absence. Director of the Republican Institute for Knowledge Control, Yuri Mixiuk, emphasised that each case will be considered individually by the commission before a decision is made.
A total of over 62,000 individuals registered for centralised testing in Belarus this year. The tests commenced on June 16 with the Belarusian language, and the last test under the main schedule (World History, Modern Period) was held on July 8.
The dates for reserve days are: July 14 and 16 (Belarusian and Russian languages), July 14 and 18 (Social Studies, Mathematics, Biology, Foreign Language, Chemistry, Physics, History of Belarus, Geography, World History (Modern Period)). Testing begins at 11:00, as on the main testing days. The conditions are the same. Bringing devices for receiving, storing, and transmitting information, such as mobile phones and other gadgets, is prohibited.
Certificates for centralised testing will be issued to applicants at the testing centres starting from July 16. Those who take the centralised testing on reserve days will receive their certificates from July 23.
Source:belta.by