Centralized Testing Results Annulled for Honor Student Who Published Photos of Test Questions
The Republican Institute for Knowledge Control (RIKC) has annulled the results of the centralized testing for one of the applicants who, during the exam, published photos of test tasks online, writes BelTA.
Illustrative photo. Photo: BelTA
According to RIKC, a student from one of the schools in the Brest region posted a variant of mathematics tasks in a Telegram chat directly during the Centralized Testing. The identities of the administrators of this chat have also been established.
A special commission reviewed the case and decided to annul this participant's mathematics test result.
RIKC Director Dmitry Mironov noted that the student was previously characterized positively and was an honor student. The average grade on his school certificate was 9.1.
It is also reported that another commission meeting is scheduled for June 6, where other cases of violations during the Centralized Testing will be reviewed.