Stricter Rules for Belarusian Centralized Exam: No Gadgets Allowed

Bobruisk, Belarus – New rules for the upcoming centralized exam (CE) in Belarus will prohibit students from using any electronic devices, including smartphones, at the exam site. This significant change in regulations, announced recently, applies to the entire testing area, not just individual exam rooms. A spokesperson from the Ministry of Education stated, "This measure aims to ensure a fair and unbiased testing environment for all participants." Exceptions will be made only for students who require electronic devices for health reasons. The new rules are expected to impact thousands of students across the country. The centralized exam is a crucial part of the Belarusian education system, determining university admissions for many students. This change is a notable development in the country's education policy. The stricter rules aim to prevent cheating and ensure a level playing field for all students. The Ministry of Education is working to ensure a smooth transition to the new regulations, providing clear guidelines and support to students and exam centers.