Kirov ninth graders passed computer science and foreign languages.
In the Kirov region, the main period of the state final certification continues. The next subjects for ninth graders were computer science and foreign languages. A total of 1,705 people took the exams.
The most popular subject turned out to be computer science, chosen by 1,258 students. 445 people took the English language exam, and two more participants registered for the German language.
To conduct the tests in the region, 88 examination points were involved. The Ministry of Education reported that the exams were held in a regular mode.
Participants were given 2 hours and 30 minutes to complete the tasks in computer science. The written part of the foreign language exam lasted 2 hours, and the oral part lasted 15 minutes.
To successfully pass the test, students need to score at least 5 points in computer science and 29 points in foreign languages. Graduates will be able to find out the results of the exams no later than June 18.
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