The UAE Ministry of Education has announced the dates and regulations for the supplementary exams for the first semester of the academic year 2025-2026. These exams are for students in grades 3 through 12 across all tracks – general, advanced, elite, and applied – in both government and private schools following the ministry’s curriculum. The exams will be held from December 8th to 12th. Simultaneously, grade 12 students across all tracks already completed their Islamic Education exam yesterday, marking the initial phase of concluding the semester’s assessments. This article will delve into the details of these امتحانات تعويضية (supplementary exams), providing students and parents with a comprehensive understanding of the process.
مواعيد وقواعد الامتحانات التعويضية (Dates and Regulations for Supplementary Exams)
The Ministry of Education clarified that these supplementary exams cater to two distinct categories of students. The first group includes those who missed the final exams due to excused absences. The second group consists of students who experienced documented technical issues while taking the exams through the IDH platform.
A key directive from the ministry emphasizes the mandatory attendance of students at their schools to complete all assigned exams, including both paper-based and electronic formats. Private schools adhering to the ministry’s curriculum are required to have their students sit for the exams in government schools, following a pre-arranged coordination plan. This ensures a standardized testing environment and fair evaluation for all students.
تفاصيل امتحانات الصف الثاني عشر (Details of Grade 12 Exams)
Grade 12 exams will begin on December 8th with Physics for the general, advanced, and elite tracks, followed by Social Studies for all tracks later that day. The English exam on December 9th will have a dual electronic format, combining reading and writing sections.
Interestingly, the Chemistry exam will differentiate between tracks: students in the general and advanced tracks will receive a physical periodic table, while those in the elite track will access it electronically through the Swift Assess platform. This reflects the increasing integration of technology in the elite track’s assessment methods. Understanding the specifics of exam formats and available resources is critical for students preparing for these امتحانات نهاية الفصل الدراسي (end-of-semester exams).
جدول الامتحانات بالتفصيل (Detailed Exam Schedule)
Here’s a detailed look at the exam schedule:
- December 8th (Monday): Physics (9:00 – 10:30 AM) – Grades 12 (General, Advanced, Elite); Social Studies (10:30 – 11:30 AM) – All Tracks, Grade 12
- December 9th (Tuesday): English (9:00 – 10:30 AM) – Grade 12; Chemistry (10:30 – 11:30 AM) – All Tracks, Grade 12
- December 10th (Wednesday): Mathematics (9:00 – 10:30 AM) – Grades 12 (General, Advanced, Elite)
- December 11th (Thursday): Arabic Language (9:00 – 10:30 AM) – All Tracks, Grade 12; Islamic Education (10:30 – 11:30 AM) – All Tracks, Grade 12
- December 12th (Friday): Biology (9:00 – 11:00 AM) – Grades 12 (General, Advanced, Elite)
This schedule provides ample time for students to prepare for each subject and manage their time effectively. Students should familiarize themselves with the timings and locations to avoid any last-minute stress. Knowing the structure of the الامتحانات التعويضية can greatly improve confidence.
ردود أفعال الطلاب حول امتحان التربية الإسلامية (Student Feedback on the Islamic Education Exam)
Yesterday’s Islamic Education exam for grade 12 students received generally positive feedback. Students reported that the questions were diverse and catered to different learning levels. They also noted that the questions came directly from the curriculum and were not overly challenging. Several students emphasized that the exam reflected the recently approved exam structures and didn’t contain any ambiguous questions that might cause confusion.
The Ministry of Education confirmed that they had not received any complaints or inquiries regarding the Islamic Education exam paper, while school administrations reported a smooth testing process without any significant issues from students. This positive start sets a hopeful tone for the subsequent امتحانات دراسية (academic exams).
التركيز على الاستعداد والالتزام (Focus on Preparation and Commitment)
The Ministry of Education’s announcement regarding the supplementary exams underscores the importance of both preparation and commitment. Students who were unable to take the initial exams should utilize this opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of the curriculum. Parents, too, play a critical role in supporting their children during this period by providing a conducive study environment and ensuring their attendance at the exams.
Ultimately, successfully navigating these supplementary exams is crucial for students to progress to the next academic level. The focus on fair assessment, technological integration, and clear communication ensures that all students have a reasonable opportunity to showcase their abilities. Prioritizing thorough preparation with a clear understanding of the exam regulations will be key to positive outcomes during these vital امتحانات proceedings.
