The Ministry of Education has published the solutions to the tests in biology, geography, history, physics and chemistry, which were taken today by students of the final grades of elementary schools throughout Serbia.
From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., students of the eighth grade of elementary schools in Serbia they took a test from an optional subjectThe eighths are chose from five subjects, and most of them decided to take the geography test, followed by biology, history, physics and chemistry.
The Ministry of Education published the results of all tests on its website.
Biology
Photo: Ministry of EducationBiology solutions
Physics
Photo: Ministry of EducationPhysics solutions
Geography
Photo: Ministry of EducationGeography solutions
Chemistry
Photo: Ministry of EducationChemistry solutions
History
Photo: Ministry of EducationSolutions from history
The junior high school graduation for eighth graders began on June 15 with a test in Serbian, that is, their mother tongue and literature, and on June 16 they took a test in mathematics.
The preliminary results of the final exam will be published on June 19, and on the same day, students' objections to the preliminary results of the final exam will be received electronically and directly in the elementary school.
As stated on the "My High School" website, the final results will be published on June 22, and on June 23 and 24, high school graduates will electronically fill out lists of preferences (desires) that they will submit to their elementary school. The distribution of students by high school will be done on June 29, and after that, enrollment.
For enrollment in secondary school, success in primary school - sixth, seventh and eighth grade and success in the final exam is evaluated. Eighth graders from elementary school can get a maximum of 60 points, while they can get a maximum of 40 points in the final exam.
A maximum of 14 points can be scored on the Serbian, i.e. native, language and mathematics test, while a maximum of 12 points can be scored on the test from the chosen subject.
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