Giorgi Chakvetadze, the First Deputy Chair of the Education, Science and Youth Affairs Committee, visited Rustavi Public School N15 to assess the examination process. During his visit, he was provided with a tour of the examination areas and engaged in discussions with the staff.

“It is imperative that the National Assessment and Examination Centre fully mobilises to meet the Unified National Exams. The infrastructure of all 24 examination centres ensures uninterrupted examination processes. Examination centre rooms are equipped with the necessary materials and technical equipment, and the staff is committed to ensuring all exam-related procedures are followed diligently”, - he stated.

G. Chakvetadze wished the best of luck to the entrants and pedagogues.

In excess of 39,000 individuals have registered for the National Exams, surpassing 2,400 students who submitted applications for the grant competition. Furthermore, over 10,000 master’s candidates successfully registered for the master’s examinations, while more than 24,300 applicants were enrolled for the pedagogues’ and teachers’ examinations.

The National Examinations commenced on July 3rd with the Georgian Language and Literature examination. Today, the candidates will be attempting the foreign language examination.