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    RESULTS OF UNITED EXAMINATIONS OVER FIRST TEN DAYS SUMMARIZED

    Noyan Tapan
    June 15, 2009

    YEREVAN, JUNE 15, NOYAN TAPAN. The results of united examinations
    over the first ten days have been summarized, RA Minister of Education
    and Science Armen Ashotian said at the June 13 press conference. The
    average scores of 11.7, 12, 13 and 11.4 were recorded in the united
    exams in biology, geography, history, and the Armenian language and
    literature respectively.

    According to the minister, the average score in the subject "Armenian
    language and literature" has fell compared to last year. At the same
    time, the preliminary summarization of English examination results
    shows that this year school leavers again received high scores in this
    subject: out of 8 thousand school leavers who took foreign language
    exams, 100 received the highest score of 20 points, and over a thousand
    of them received 18-19 points. A. Ashotian explained the high scores
    by several factors: first, the English tests were relatively easy,
    second, the school leavers were better prepared. Besides, over a dozen
    cribs were found during the English examination on June 12. He did not
    rule out that some examinees had managed to use cribs. The minister
    announced that the respective state bodies are trying to reveal the
    initial source of these cribs and those to blame.

    It was stated that the united exams in physics, the history of
    the Armenian people, the Russian language, and chemistry will be
    conducted within the next days. A. Ashotian announced that by mid
    July the ministry will organize additional examinations for those who
    did not take exams for a good reason, persons studying under various
    programs abroad, as well as for servicemen demobilized from the army.
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