With the examination of the Modern Greek Language and Literature course, the Nationwide Examinations for General High School candidates, who are vying for one of the 68,851 Higher Education positions for the coming academic year, 2024-25, began today.

Modern Greek Language and Literature is the only General Education course in which GEL candidates will be examined.

in collaboration with the “Diakrotima Tutoring Group” will publish the topics and their answers throughout the 2024 Panhellenic Exams.

From Tuesday June 4th until Wednesday June 12th, candidates will be examined in Orientation courses.

The exam starts at 8:30 and candidates should reach the exam rooms by 08:00. The duration of the exam is three (3) hours.

It is worth noting that there will be a gap in exams due to the holding of the European Elections on June 9.

It is reminded, finally, that the Pan-Hellenic Examinations for EPAL candidates began today, Thursday, with the examination of the New Greek course. The Mathematics (algebra) exam will follow next Saturday, June 1, 2024.

The… forbidden

Candidates are prohibited from carrying the following:

  • Books, notebooks and notes.
  • Corrector (blanco) of any form (liquid or film).
  • Mobile phone and other means of transmitting or receiving information and communication, computing machines.

What about mobiles?

In particular, as far as mobile phones are concerned, the possession of a mobile phone, even if it is switched off, inside the examination room is prohibited and constitutes a sufficient reason for the writing to be nullified. In the event that an examinee brings a mobile phone with him when he arrives at the Examination Center, he is obliged to hand it over to the president of the High School Committee, who will keep it in a special area.

At the end of the exam, the candidate will collect his cell phone and leave.

Results

The results of the written exams for the General Education and Orientation courses are expected to be announced at the end of June. As for the import bases, they are expected to be made public at the end of July.