Sensitive situation. Over 80% of grades contested in the National Evaluation were changed compared to the initial ones
Over 24,000 grades were changed after appeals in the National Evaluation. The final results were published on Wednesday, July 9, and were available both on the official website evaluare.edu.ro and on the notice boards of examination centers across the country.
According to the Ministry of Education, only one in ten papers retained the same grade received in the initial phase.
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A total of 27,642 appeals were filed, the highest number of papers in the last 10 years. For 14,720 papers, the appeals resulted in an increase in grades, while for 9,646 papers, the grades were decreased.
Appeals submitted:
- 27,640 appeals submitted (8.76% of total papers)
- Distribution: 14,485 in Romanian Language and Literature, 425 in Mother Tongue, 12,730 in Mathematics
- 14,720 grades increased, 9,646 decreased
Modifications in grades:
- Mathematics: 98.1% of reevaluations with differences under 0.5 points
- Romanian Language and Literature: 77.4% of reevaluations with differences under 0.5 points
- Mother Tongue: 75.8% of reevaluations with differences under 0.5 points
- 5 papers had loading errors, corrected during the appeals phase
Final results:
- 74.5% of students scored ≥ 5 (an increase of 0.1% from the initial results)
- 74 students scored a perfect 10 (compared to 65 initially)
- Participation rate: 95.3% (152,903 out of 160,467 enrolled)
- 25.5% (38,992) of students scored below 5
Results by subject:
- Romanian Language and Literature: 77.8% of grades 5 or above; 416 perfect scores
- Mathematics: 68.8% of grades 5 or above; 1.133 perfect scores
- Mother Tongue: 90.5% of grades 5 or above; 68 perfect scores
Comparison with 2023:
- A similar number of appeals
- Decrease in the percentage of scores ≥ 5 (74.5% in 2024 vs. 76.4% in 2023)
- Fewer perfect scores (74 in 2024 vs. 466 in 2023)
The results obtained after the appeals reflect a slight improvement compared to the initial results, with a small increase in the percentage of scores above 5 and the number of perfect scores, but a decrease compared to the previous year.
High School Admission 2024
After the appeals phase and the publication of final results, the high school admission process will follow.
For students who submitted appeals, every additional tenth of a point in the final grade can significantly impact high school admission. This is particularly important in 2024, as the score obtained in the National Evaluation will be the only one considered for calculating the high school admission average. Grades obtained by students in grades V-VIII will no longer be included in the admission average calculation but will become one of the tiebreaker criteria in cases of identical admission averages.
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