Ramallah - Ma'an - The Ministry of Education and Higher Education held the comprehensive practical exam for technical colleges in its summer session 2024. The ministry explained that 2,807 male and female students took the theoretical and practical exams in technical colleges in the northern governorates in 20 university and intermediate colleges. She pointed out that the students who took the exam were distributed among 112 engineering and applied specializations, information technology, financial and administrative work, and supporting medical professions. The Ministry's teams worked to overcome all obstacles to ensure that the students and technical committees reached the exam safely, despite the restrictions imposed by the occupation, which imposes checkpoints and closures. The Ministry pointed out that a special session of the exam will be held for students in the Gaza Strip when circumstances permit, as the occupation continues its war of genocide against Palestinian citizens in the Strip, which prev ents any session of the exam from being held in the Strip. Source: Maan News Agency
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