Shortly after the publication of the final results obtained by teachers in the 2024 Definitive exam, the Ministry of Education centralized the data and published it.
The final exam took place in 42 centers. Photo source: archive
After evaluating the 1,642 appeals submitted, 5,991 candidates (76.45%), 304 more than the initial results (5,687 candidates), obtained grades that generated exam averages greater than or equal to 8 (eight). Compared to the first display, the increase in the exam success rate is 3.89%.
Written exam in 99 subjects
In this session, the written test was taken in 99 subjects by 8,072 candidates (94.59% of the 8,534 eligible candidates) in 42 examination centers. Only candidates who cumulatively met the conditions stipulated by the methodology had the right to take the written test:
- teaching experience in the specialty of at least one year;
- the qualification “Good” or “Very good” for the current school year;
- at least an average of 8 – the arithmetic average of the grades obtained in the two classroom inspections and the professional portfolio assessment, but grades not lower than 7 in each of the respective tests.
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Of the 8,072 candidates present, 228 candidates withdrew, 5 candidates were eliminated (for fraud or for other irregularities provided by the methodology), and the works of 3 candidates were canceled during the evaluation period for non-compliance with the methodological provisions regarding the drafting .
Out of the total of 7,836 candidates with grades in the written test, 5,325 candidates were in the 7.50 – 10 grade range (after resolving appeals). Among them, 66 candidates were marked with 10, and 459 candidates received marks between 9.50 and 9.99. The works of 360 candidates were evaluated with grades below 5, a slightly lower number compared to last year (394).
According to the methodology, the written test is a constitutive part of the exam, and the grade obtained has a weight of 70% in the calculation of the final average (which must be at least 8/8 to ensure passing). To be declared passed, a candidate must obtain a minimum average of 8, calculated as a weighted average of the marks in all the exam’s tests, including the written test.
The works have been digitally evaluated/reevaluated.
