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    LEVON MKRTCHIAN: FINAL AND UNITED EXAMINATIONS WILL BE ABSOLUTELY TRANSPARENT

    Noyan Tapan
    April 24, 2008

    YEREVAN, APRIL 24, NOYAN TAPAN. The final examinations at comprehensive
    schools and united examinations for university entrance will be
    absolutely transparent. The RA minister of education and science
    Levon Mkrtchian stated at the April 23 press conference that the
    human factor is ruled out during the united examinations: works will
    be checked by computer, which makes somebody's intervention in the
    process of giving scores to works impossible.

    The new examination system does not envisage any examination
    commissions, which, according to the minister, contributes to
    transparency.

    Taking into account the results of last year's united examination on
    the subject "The Armenian Language and Literature", school leavers
    will take examinations on the subjects "Mathematics" and "Foreign
    Languages" by the same order. In order to conduct fair examinations,
    the examination process in all exam halls both in Yerevan and the
    marzes will be filmed. Special deafening devices will be used to
    exclude the possibility of using mobile phones during the united
    examinations.

    The printing of united examination papers is underway in Great
    Britain. The format of these tests is in line with the common
    standards of the given subject. "A school leaver with lower than
    average knowledge can easily get 8 points so there are no problems
    in terms of test papers' contents," Levon Mkrtchian said.

    "12 thousand school leavers take examiantion on the same subject in
    a day, while the results are published immediately after the test
    papers have been checked. In this case it is just impossible to help
    an examinee or to raise his/her score," the minister assured those
    present. He expressed confidence that the new examination system will
    prove to be correct, and with time its positive results will become
    evident to the public.
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