RIYADH — The Ministry of Schooling will announce college examination outcomes electronically via the Schooling Portal and the Tawakkalna platform, beginning Monday, offering college students and oldsters with simpler and extra handy entry to their outcomes, Okaz newspaper reported.
The ministry urged college students and oldsters in all areas throughout the Kingdom besides the faculties beneath the academic departments of Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah, and Taif, to entry the Schooling Portal or the Tawakkalna App as quickly because the outcomes are launched on the scheduled date. It famous that the digital service is designed to boost the effectivity of digital companies and facilitate entry for customers.
In a associated improvement, the Ministry of Schooling has licensed elementary and intermediate college college students to take a seat for various central examinations throughout the second session in all topics, in accordance with the authorised specs desk. These examinations will start subsequent Tuesday throughout all schooling departments in Saudi Arabia, except for the schooling departments in Makkah, Madinah, Jeddah, and Taif.
In these departments, written end-of-semester examinations for the second semester of the present tutorial yr will start Sunday, June 21, whereas second-session examinations are scheduled to start in the course of subsequent week. In all different areas throughout the Kingdom, the ultimate exams began on June 14.
Roughly two million female and male college students throughout the 4 instructional departments are sitting for examinations at numerous tutorial ranges. Colleges have undertaken in depth preparations to make sure the sleek administration of the examinations and to supply an acceptable surroundings for college students.
The ministry has additionally careworn the significance of strict adherence to authorised examination procedures. These embody finishing the marking course of instantly after every examination session, finalizing the assessment and verification levels, and subsequently recording the ends in the Noor digital system.
