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Home Jordan News Tawjihi exams 'went according to plan,' says ministry Tawjihi exams 'went according to plan,' says ministry 25-07-2022 02:52 PM Ammon News - The 2022 General Secondary Education Certificate Examination, also known as "Tawjihi," went according to plan, the Ministry of Education announced after the final session wrapped up earlier on Monday. In a statement, Nawaf Ajarmeh, the Secretary-General for Educational Affairs, and Najwa Qabilat, the Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs, said the exams were comprehensive and have taken into account the individual differences among students, pointing to the ministry's organizational efforts, which included a proper environment and procedures. More than 204,000 applicants took the exams, which began on June 30th, while more than 93,000 applicants sat for today's session.

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Tawjihi exams 'went according to plan,' says ministry

25-07-2022 02:52 PM

Ammon News - The 2022 General Secondary Education Certificate Examination, also known as "Tawjihi," went according to plan, the Ministry of Education announced after the final session wrapped up earlier on Monday.

In a statement, Nawaf Ajarmeh, the Secretary-General for Educational Affairs, and Najwa Qabilat, the Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs, said the exams were comprehensive and have taken into account the individual differences among students, pointing to the ministry's organizational efforts, which included a proper environment and procedures.

More than 204,000 applicants took the exams, which began on June 30th, while more than 93,000 applicants sat for today's session.

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