Students who took the 2024 Baccalaureate exam can see their papers from the written tests only if they submit a request to this effect to the high school secretariat. There are, however, a few additional conditions that he must “tick”.
Students are not allowed to photograph or film their work. Photo source: The Truth
Students can see their written papers on July 16 and 17, following a schedule set by the high school that was the exam center. The procedure stipulates that applications must be submitted either to the exam center or sent to it by e-mail, to the address communicated / announced on the notice board of the educational unit.
The Bac 2024 works cannot be filmed or photographed
Candidates may not enter with phones to photograph or video record the work. If they are minors, they can be accompanied by a parent.
The works will be projected on a smart board or on a screen with the help of a video projector, after they are downloaded from the platform by the members of the examination boards.
The assistants who accompany the candidates to the rooms where the scanned works are projected are not allowed to make assessments or evaluations of them.
In addition, candidates sign a declaration at the end confirming that they have seen the works for which they have submitted an application.
The final results for Baccalaureate 2024 were published on the website of the Ministry of Education – edu.ro. It is about the averages of high school graduates calculated after appeals.
Out of 51,373 appeals, 48,896 were amended. As a percentage, 95.1% of the grades were wrong and corrected and only 5% of the grades remained unchanged.
Out of the total number of appeals, 21,770 were about grades in the Romanian language and literature, 592 appeals were in the mother tongue, 14,694 appeals in the Mathematics and History test and 14,317 appeals were registered in the profile choice test.
After completing the reevaluation procedure, for 48,896 papers the initial marks were changed (plus or minus, according to the methodology), the Ministry of Education announced.
