Examenul suplimentar de admitere la liceu a fost eliminat de Comisia de învățământ a Senatului. Proiectul merge la vot în plen

The Senate's Education Committee has decided to eliminate the additional admission exam for high school, with the proposal set for plenary debate. Currently, the law allows high schools to conduct entrance exams for up to 50% of places after the National Assessment. This provision is set to take effect in September 2026. The committee's decision received support from former education ministers and student representatives. A consensus was reached among party representatives to remove the parallel admission exam, while a working group will be formed to reorganize the National Assessment for eighth graders. The interim education minister emphasized the need for a quick parliamentary decision on the law's status, highlighting the importance of clear regulations for any future admission exams.