The first Orientation classes were given today, Tuesday, June 4, 2024, for the National exams the GEL candidates.

Specifically, the GEL candidates were examined in Ancient Greek (Humanities Orientation Group), Mathematics (OP of Positive Studies and Economics and Informatics Studies) and Biology (OP of Health Studies). On Thursday, June 6, candidates will be examined in Latin (O.P. Humanities), Chemistry (O.P. Positive Studies and Health Studies) and Informatics (O.P. Economics and Informatics Studies).

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

There will be a gap in exams, due to the holding of the European Elections on June 9 and thus, the exams of the nationwide examined courses will be completed on Wednesday, June 12, with the courses: History (O.P. Humanities), Physics (O.P. of Positive Studies and Health Studies), Economics (O.P. of Economics and Informatics Studies).

Continuation also for EPAL candidates. Tomorrow, Wednesday 5 June 2024, candidates will be examined in the subjects: Electrical Engineering 2, Architectural Design, Maritime Law – International Regulations in Shipping – Applications and History of Contemporary Art.

  • See the topics in Ancient Greek HERE
  • See HERE the topics in Mathematics
  • See the topics in Biology HERE

-Assessment of subjects for Biology

The topics seem passable, of gradable difficulty and without any particular ambiguity. They have a degree of originality and are for well-read students. They seem to be limited in time for very well prepared students.” according to Mr. Dimitris Katsidoniotis from the “Diakrotima Training Group”.

-Assessment of the subjects for Mathematics

“TOPIC A-THEORY, TOPIC B-BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF ANALYSIS IS CHECKED-QUESTIONS OF MODERATE DIFFICULTY, TOPIC C-THE QUESTIONS COVER A LARGE PART OF THE MATERIAL. CRITICAL ABILITY IS REQUIRED IN SUBJECTS C3 & C4, SUBJECT D-THERE ARE QUESTIONS OF MODERATE DIFFICULTY, D4 IS OF INCREASED DIFFICULTY. The topics cover, almost, the whole of the material, they present an escalation in terms of difficulty. Well-prepared students will not face significant problems in solving them.” according to Mr. Giorgos Panagou from the “Diakrotima Training Group”.

-Assessment of topics for Ancient Greek

“Ancient Teaching: The students were asked to work on the 21st teaching unit (Plutarch, About Alexander of Fortune and Virtue). This is a unit that has not been examined until now in the national exams. The topics are generally passable and clearly formulated. The comprehension question (B1) presupposes a good knowledge of the explanatory comments of the textbook. The question of the comparison between the reference text and the parallel translated text requires a critical approach. Vocabulary and the introduction exercise are not difficult. A well-read student responds satisfactorily to the exam!

Ancient Unlearned: In the unlearned text the students were examined on a passage from Thucydides’ Histories.
The text does not present particular editorial difficulties for the examinees, but in some parts it is not easy to translate. Grammatical and syntactic comments cover a wide area of ​​the examined material and require a good knowledge of grammar and syntactic to solve them. according to Nikolas Giannakis and Panagiotis Tzitzikakis from the “Diakrotima Training Group”.

THE ANSWERS OF THE SUBJECTS

  • Ancient Greek

See HERE the answers

  • Mathematics

See the answers HERE

  • Biology

See the answers HERE

The exam schedule for special courses is as follows:

  • Tuesday 18 June 2024: English
  • Wednesday 19 June 2024: German
  • Thursday, June 20, 2024: Free Draft
  • Friday June 21, 2024: Line Drawing
  • Saturday 22 June 2024: Music Perception, Theory and Harmony
  • Tuesday, June 25, 2024: Musical Performance and Interpretation
  • Wednesday 26 June 2024: French
  • Thursday, June 27, 2024: Spanish
  • Friday, June 28, 2024: Italian