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The assessment of the First Cycle Study Certificate (BEPC) ended this Thursday (June 20, 2024) across the country. After the test, in the Kankan urban commune, the candidates expressed their satisfaction with the progress of the whole process. They praised the perfect organization of the examination center and appreciated the clarity of the subjects offered, according to a Guineematin.com reporter in the county.
A festive atmosphere filled the courtyard of the high school-college in the Almami Samori Touré center in the urban commune of Cancan, with smiles on the faces of the candidates, expressing their appreciation for the progress of the exams.
Among them, Fatoumata Koulibaly stood out for her determination and enthusiasm. “Our exams started well and ended well, even though our tutor was a little hard on us. We still gathered our courage, tried our best and did what we could. We thank God that it started well and ended well. I am sure I will be admitted because I performed well,” she advised.
Angeline Koumba Sandouno had the same experience and said she is confident about this year’s event. She now looks forward to the results that will lead her to new academic opportunities. “I thank God that the tests went well. We started well in good shape and we ended well in good health. The last test was in mathematics and thank God it went well. Although I did not finish all the subjects, I am sure that I will be admitted,” she assured.
There were no reports of false scores at the test center. Another candidate, Kader Faro, was satisfied with the quality of surveillance. “The surveillance was not as harsh as last year. They tried their best because they followed the instructions given. There was no fraud, no phones were seized. There were no surveillance cameras this year, but the surveillance was very good,” said Faro-Kader.
This year, a total of 22,911 candidates, including 7,306 girls, were assessed for the Prime Minister Certificate Cycle (BEPC) in the Konkan district. The candidates for the single bachelor’s degree will start the hostilities the day after tomorrow, June 22, 2024, Saturday.
From Kankan, Souleymane Kato CAMERA for Guineematin.com
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