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ENTRANTS OF PHILOLOGICAL DEPARTMENTS GET IN GENERAL LOW POINTS ON "ARMENIAN HISTORY"
Noyan Tapan
Aug 16 2006
YEREVAN, AUGUST 16, NOYAN TAPAN. Entrance exams of institutions of
higher education finished on August 16. More than 12400 entrants
were, in total, to participate in them. As Lilit Galstian, the
Republican Entrance Commission Responsible for Press informed the
Noyan Tapan correspondent, the exams went on in a calm atmosphere,
no extreme incident was fixed. It, according to him, is provided by
the circumstance that all, including entrants and parents, adapted
to exams having been held in the same order for more than 10 years.
According to L.Galstian, entrance commissions kept the same standards
and principles of estimation, so "no flights of the average mark"
were fixed. According to L.Galstian's words, this year as well,
a "hot struggle" will be promoted for departments of the "Law,"
"Economy" and "International Relations" professions.
And taking into account results of exams on the "Mathematics" and
"Physics" subjects, it's possible that the transitional point for
departments of a number of natural and technical professions will
be 0.5-1 point lower, compared with the previous year. According
to the observation of the REC Responsible for Press, it's possible
that vacant paid places will remain at philological departments
as entrants chosen that faculty, in general, got low points on the
"Armenian History" subject. It was also mentioned that as of August
14, 3880 entrants got unsatisfactory marks and 8072 ones got 18-20
points. Most of 18-20 points were for the "Armenian Language,"
3337, and the "English Language," 2508, written exams. No 20 points
were fixed in exams on the "Biology," oral "French Language" and
"Russian Language," "History of Armenian People," "General History,"
"Geography," "Creative Competition" and "Chemistry" subjects.
Most of unsatisfactory marks were fixed for the "Mathematics," 1315,
and "Physics," 591, subjects. 136 written works were presented for
appeal till now, marks of 33 of which were raised by 0.5-1 point,
and of 4 were reduced by 0.5-1 point.
Noyan Tapan
Aug 16 2006
YEREVAN, AUGUST 16, NOYAN TAPAN. Entrance exams of institutions of
higher education finished on August 16. More than 12400 entrants
were, in total, to participate in them. As Lilit Galstian, the
Republican Entrance Commission Responsible for Press informed the
Noyan Tapan correspondent, the exams went on in a calm atmosphere,
no extreme incident was fixed. It, according to him, is provided by
the circumstance that all, including entrants and parents, adapted
to exams having been held in the same order for more than 10 years.
According to L.Galstian, entrance commissions kept the same standards
and principles of estimation, so "no flights of the average mark"
were fixed. According to L.Galstian's words, this year as well,
a "hot struggle" will be promoted for departments of the "Law,"
"Economy" and "International Relations" professions.
And taking into account results of exams on the "Mathematics" and
"Physics" subjects, it's possible that the transitional point for
departments of a number of natural and technical professions will
be 0.5-1 point lower, compared with the previous year. According
to the observation of the REC Responsible for Press, it's possible
that vacant paid places will remain at philological departments
as entrants chosen that faculty, in general, got low points on the
"Armenian History" subject. It was also mentioned that as of August
14, 3880 entrants got unsatisfactory marks and 8072 ones got 18-20
points. Most of 18-20 points were for the "Armenian Language,"
3337, and the "English Language," 2508, written exams. No 20 points
were fixed in exams on the "Biology," oral "French Language" and
"Russian Language," "History of Armenian People," "General History,"
"Geography," "Creative Competition" and "Chemistry" subjects.
Most of unsatisfactory marks were fixed for the "Mathematics," 1315,
and "Physics," 591, subjects. 136 written works were presented for
appeal till now, marks of 33 of which were raised by 0.5-1 point,
and of 4 were reduced by 0.5-1 point.