More than 575.000 candidates have been sitting for the second phase of the university entrance exam since this morning.
The second phase of the university entrance exam test candidates' knowledge about maths, chemistry, biology, literature, history, geography and foreign languages.
According to the Ministry of Education and Training, all went smoothly. Violations were promptly detected and handled and there were no traffic jams in major cities.
The first phase of the annual national examinations for acceptance to universities concluded on July 5.
Officials said 73 students were caught violating exam regulations, including 48 students who were suspended from exams and seven who were not allowed to take exams because they arrived late.
The first phase of the annual national examinations for acceptance to universities concluded on July 5.
Officials said 73 students were caught violating exam regulations, including 48 students who were suspended from exams and seven who were not allowed to take exams because they arrived late.
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