Graduates who photographed Croatian exam identified; NCVVO imposes sanctions
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
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- Croatian high school graduates who photographed an exam have been identified, and sanctions have been imposed by the National Center for Examinations and Assessment (NCVVO).
- It remains unclear when the photos were taken or who they were intended for.
- The NCVVO is investigating whether the students photographed the exam before it began or during the test, and if external help was involved.
The National Center for Examinations and Assessment (NCVVO) in Croatia has identified high school graduates involved in photographing an exam. The center has confirmed that sanctions have been applied to the students responsible for the breach of exam security.
Details surrounding the incident remain unclear. It is not yet known precisely when the photographs were taken โ whether before the exam commenced or during the test itself โ nor is it clear who the intended recipients of these images were. The NCVVO is actively investigating these aspects to ascertain the full scope of the misconduct.
Further questions linger regarding potential external involvement in assisting the students with the exam questions. The investigation aims to determine if anyone outside the examination setting provided help, which could lead to more severe consequences for those involved.
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Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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