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UAE releases date for first-semester examination

  • 13 Nov 2020
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The UAE Ministry of Education has announced that the first semester examinations for public and private schools will be held on 22nd November 2020, for all academic stages.

The date applies to all schools that use the national curriculum. 

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According to the ministry, the examination will be carried out remotely with the exception of that of 12th graders.

Students of 12th grade are expected to show up in the school for their exams.

All safety health measures must be adhered to.

 

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