The results of the final exams for 11th grade students held on July 2-3, 2020 (including the reception held in Nakhchivan for graduates of previous years) have been announced.
According to the State Examination Center, 11th grade students participating in the exam can access the link http://eservices.dim.gov.az/2020/netorta/?frm=egov and enter their job number and ID number (or FIN). code) to get acquainted with their exam results, graphic description of the answer sheet, correct answers to closed-type tasks, as well as evaluation criteria for each open-type task (probable correct answers to the task, solution and evaluation scale).
The first stage of the entrance exam for higher education institutions for I-IV specialty groups for graduates of previous years held in Nakhchivan AR, and those who took part in the entrance exam for V specialty group and colleges with the results of the exam http://eservices.dim.gov.az/ 2020 / netbak1 /? Frm = egov link.
Students (entrants) can learn about the results of the exam (total score in each subject), as well as through mobile operators (Azercell, Bakcell, Nar, Naxtel) by sending the "job number" to 7727.
The process of checking written works (answers to open-ended tasks) was carried out online in accordance with the social isolation measures held in the country. Thus, each marker joined the verification process from his home and checked the work that the program randomly sent to his computer. It should be noted that in the online (home) inspection process, floating technology was applied and met all the requirements of the inspection process (improvement of criteria, encryption of work, calibration of markers before inspection for each task, pre-prepared seeding process during inspection). regular sending of calibrated questions), application, random sending of works to markers by the program, examination of examination protocols, etc.).
The software for online (home) testing of written works was developed by specialists of the State Examination Center.
353 out of 9180 people who took part in these exams did not come to the exams. Seven people were expelled for violating the rules and the results were annulled.
A graduate of the Heydar Aliyev School in Nakhchivan, who scored 291.8 points, showed the highest result among the exam participants. The second highest result was shown by a graduate of Agjabadi district, city secondary school No. 11, who scored 286 points. Graduates of Babek district of Nakhchivan AR, Guznut village secondary school and Shirvan city, city secondary school No. 16 each scored 285.3 points.
Final exams will be held in September for students who do not take part in the final exams and do not apply to higher and secondary vocational education institutions. These people will be evaluated and given a certificate.
From August 5, 2020, the Ministry of Education and Science will organize an online appeal process (via the "Zoom" program or by telephone) to consider appeals related to the results of the exam. Before applying to the Appeals Commission, students should familiarize themselves with their results, the graphic description of the answer sheet, and the assessment criteria for each open-ended task on the SEP website, on the exam results page. The experience of previous exams shows that about 30% of applicants did not answer the task at all or applied to the commission without comparing the possible correct answers with their answers, the evaluation scale. We would like to inform the applicants that such appeals will not be considered.
Those wishing to apply to the Appeals Commission can register by filling out an electronic application, which will be posted on the MFA website on July 29-31. Those who do not register within this period will not be able to appeal later. If the content of the appeal is not specified in the electronic application, the application will not be accepted, the appeal will not be investigated and an appeal will not be organized for it. It is important that the student participates in the appeal hearing. Along with the student, one of the parents may participate in the discussion. A maximum of 15 minutes can be spent on a student's application. At the end of the allotted time, the discussion process is stopped when an outsider joins the discussion or violates the rules of ethical conduct.