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Loncar draws entrance examination test for secondary schools
Belgrade,
18 June 2007
Serbian Minister of Education Zoran Loncar drew out one possible combination of a test in Serbian language which elementary students have to take in order to qualify for secondary schools of their choice.
Author:
Tanjug
The Minister drew out the combination number two in a live coverage broadcast on the Radio Television of Serbia and instructed students not to rush and to carefully read the questions before answering.
A total of 81,448 students have applied for their secondary education whereas the number of available places is 83,300.
The Ministry of Education will put up all data related to entrance exams on its web site www.upis.mps.sr.gov.yu today.
A total of 81,448 students have applied for their secondary education whereas the number of available places is 83,300.
The Ministry of Education will put up all data related to entrance exams on its web site www.upis.mps.sr.gov.yu today.
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