The external assessment of high school students' knowledge at the end of their education begins on Tuesday, April 15, when they will take an exam in the subjects Montenegrin-Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian language and literature (CSBH), and Albanian language and literature.
This was announced by the Examination Center of Montenegro, which conducts the external matriculation and semi-matriculation exams.
According to the School Calendar she brought Anđela Jaksic - Stojanović, the Examination Center points out, the foreign language test for final-year high school students is scheduled for May 13. High school graduates' knowledge in mathematics will be tested on May 27, and in important subjects on June 5.
"All exams begin at 11 a.m.," the Exam Center announced.
According to the School Calendar, external testing for ninth-grade students begins in May. Thus, semi-maternity students will take the CSBH and Albanian language exams on May 6. They will take mathematics a day later, on May 7. Semi-maternity students have the right to choose one subject of importance for enrollment in high school, and that exam is scheduled for May 8.
Since last year, more rigorous measures have been introduced to check students when entering the classroom and during exams. This followed the case of high school graduates copying in 2023. In the same year, some Montenegrin elementary school students were given math tests before the exams began. The first case has not yet reached an epilogue, while the Berane Basic Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment with the Basic Court against the test administrator TR for the criminal offense of disclosing a business secret.
"Last year, the Examination Center, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, introduced checking students at the school entrance with detectors to prevent the introduction of mobile phones and other electronic devices into the examination area. As regulations prohibit the introduction of electronic devices, the Examination Center and the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation remain committed to the joint task of creating a healthy education system based on knowledge and ethics," the ICCG director recently told RTCG. Miloš Trivić.
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