The issuance of certificates for passing the centralized testing begins in Belarus on July 10, reports BELTA.
The issuance of certificates for passing the centralized testing begins in Belarus on July 10, reports BELTA.
Applicants will be able to collect their certificates at the testing centres where they took the centralized testing. They must present an identity document and the admission ticket with a mark of having passed the test.
If an applicant cannot collect the certificate in person for valid reasons (due to illness, participation in international competitions and contests, business trips, or other circumstances beyond their control, duly documented), their legal representatives may collect it on behalf of minors. To receive the results, they must present an identity document confirming their status as a legal representative, as well as a notarized copy of the applicant's passport. This will also be required for those collecting the certificate by proxy.
Those who took the centralized testing on reserve days (July 6, 8, 10) will be able to collect their certificates at Belarusian State University (BSU) from July 13.
The main stage of the centralized testing concluded on July 2 with the World History test.