In mid of July the announcement of the results and the allocation of places in the AUEI of Cyprus and the Military Schools of Greece is expected, Head of the Examinations Service, Dimitris Chandriotis, told the Cyprus News Agency.
On Thursday, June 30, the Pancyprian Entrance Examinations were completed, with candidates now awaiting the announcement of the results of their efforts to gain access to the public AEI of Cyprus and Greece, as well as the military schools.
In a statement to the Cyprus News Agency and asked how the Pancyprian Examinations, which this year for the first time were separated from the Baccalaureate examinations, went, the Head of the Examinations Service noted that "until last year the Pancyprian Examinations had a dual purpose, the awarding of baccalaureates to the final year students and access to the Public Higher Education Institutions of Cyprus and Greece. This year their purpose is purely access and that is why they are called Pancyprian Access Examinations". He also noted that everything went smoothly.
"In the first stage of the administration everything went smoothly and now we are continuing with the next stage," he said, noting that coordination is being completed and scoring will proceed, as well as the various checks that are being done. This will be followed by the initial announcement of the results and the allocation of places in the ATEI of Cyprus and the Military Schools of Greece, he said, adding that this is the next target, which will be around mid-July.
A few days later, he continued. Chandriotis, "we will have the announcement of the general ranking grade for the ATEI of Greece and then the candidates will enter the platform and electronically make school choices based on their valid frameworks from a scientific field."
"This will happen towards the last week of July. The results in terms of allocation of seats is purely the work of the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs of Greece and is done towards the end of August. This is the order. So we have a long way to go, but we are completely satisfied so far with the conduct, the first part, both in the subject and in the examination centres throughout Cyprus," he noted, adding that "everyone involved showed responsibility and everything went smoothly in the first stage."
Regarding the management of cases of students with COVID, Mr Chandriotis said this was done "smoothly" in the five special examination centres that had been set up, one in each province. "We are talking about small numbers that we had to manage," he concluded."
Source: KYPE
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