Rosobrnadzor banned the USE at round tables

Rosobrnadzor has banned the USE in classrooms equipped with round tables. This was announced on May 29 by the press service of the department.

It is clarified that Rosobrnadzor received a complaint from one of the examination points in Moscow regarding the organization of places for graduates who took the history exam. In particular, round tables were used in two classrooms.

"Following the review of the complaint, the organization of subsequent exams in classrooms with round tables has been excluded," the department's Telegram channel says.

The main period of the Unified State Exam began on May 23 with exams in history, literature and chemistry. They were held in all 89 regions of the Russian Federation. About 225,000 people took part in the exams, and 3,426 PES were involved.

On the same day, Rosobrnadzor reported that observers from among the parents recorded 115 violations during the first USE. Among them are the presence of unauthorized persons in the PPE, the absence of metal detectors, and assistance to participants during exams from the organizers. It was also recorded that the organizers did not issue drafts or additional answer forms at the request of the exam participants.