The Ministry of Education has published the results of the simulation for the National Assessment 2025, where 64% of students scored 5 or higher in Romanian Language and Literature and 72% in Mathematics. Also, 89.16% of the students in the mother tongue had passing grades. The highest marks were obtained by 92 pupils in Romanian Language and 581 in Mathematics. The results will not be recorded in the catalog, but will be discussed to improve preparation. The final exam will take place in June 2025.
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