University entrance exam base scores in Greece expected to be stable

University entrance exam base scores in Greece are expected to show stability this year, with minor shifts anticipated across different fields of study. According to previews of the upcoming results, Field A is likely to see steady scores or a slight decrease, potentially influenced by performance in Ancient Greek exams. Conversely, Field B anticipates a significant rise, largely attributed to an impressive improvement in Physics results. Field C is projected to experience fluctuations in school admissions, with medical programs expected to see an increase in demand. Field D is predicted to remain stable, though some high-ranking programs might see a slight reduction. The article also notes that over half of the students scored below 10 points in Ancient Greek (55.67%), History (52.10%), and Mathematics (50.59%), with Economics also showing low scores (48.09%). Separately, the publication highlights a horrific event in New York where a grandmother allegedly killed her four grandchildren and her daughter before taking her own life. The report also includes a brief mention of Valencia's farewell to manager Quique Setién, quoting him expressing his gratitude and affection for the club.