Doha, November 26 (QNA) - The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MOEHE) has confirmed its full preparedness to launch the end-of-semester exams for the 2025-2026 academic year.
The announcement came during an extensive coordination meeting held by the Student Assessment Department with principals of public and private secondary schools implementing national standards.
The meeting aimed to unify procedures and ensure all schools are fully equipped for the upcoming exams.
Director of the Student Assessment Department Ibrahim Abdullah Al Mohannadi delivered a comprehensive presentation outlining final preparations, the approved exam schedule, and key organizational guidelines to ensure smooth exam administration.
He emphasized the importance of adhering to official instructions and preparing exam halls in advance to provide a calm and disciplined environment that guarantees equal opportunities for all students.
The meeting also addressed procedures for handling elective subjects this year, including grading protocols, updated mechanisms for recording results, and the importance of adhering to the set timeline for grade approvals.
Additionally, the session reviewed essential regulations for exam committees, stressing the need for professional conduct by invigilators and responsible interaction with students. A strict ban on electronic devices, including mobile phones, smartwatches, and earphones, was reiterated to uphold exam integrity and maintain a stable assessment environment.
The meeting concluded with an interactive discussion, during which school leaders raised questions and shared feedback on implementing the guidelines. The Student Assessment Department provided clarifications to ensure all schools are fully prepared to conduct exams in line with the highest educational standards. (QNA)