Thursday, March 26, 2026, twelfth-grade students studying in the languages of national minorities will take the test in their mother tongue as part of the mock Baccalaureate exam. Access to the classrooms will be allowed until 08:30, and the test will start at 9:00, with students having 3 hours to complete the subjects. According to data from the Ministry of Education, nearly 27,000 students were absent from the elective test, a record number of absences. The rules for correcting mistakes in papers are clearly established, and students who wish to correct an error must cross it out with a horizontal line and complete the correct answer. After the test is completed, the papers will be checked and scanned for digital evaluation. The mother tongue test is one of the important stages of the mock exam, which will conclude with the announcement of results on April 16, 2026.
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