KUWAIT CITY,  Jan 4: The Ministry of Education announced that all necessary preparations have been completed for the 12th-grade students in both the science and literature sections, who will begin their first-semester exams for the 2024-2025 academic year tomorrow, Sunday. A total of 43,135 students are scheduled to take the exams, with measures in place to ensure that the exams run smoothly and in an organized manner.

In a press statement on Saturday, the ministry encouraged 12th-grade students to work diligently, manage their time effectively, and thoroughly review their study materials to achieve the best results. The ministry also emphasized the importance of adhering to the exam rules and regulations.

Additionally, the ministry congratulated intermediate school students, as well as those in grades 10 and 11, on the completion of their exams. The ministry highlighted its commitment to providing an environment that allows students to take their exams with focus and confidence while adhering to the existing guidelines and regulations.

To support students throughout this period, the ministry is working to address any challenges they may face and is focused on fostering a sense of reassurance among them. It also emphasized the importance of values and awareness in combating negative phenomena.

A total of 43,905 students are registered for the first-semester exams across public, private, religious, and special education sectors. Of these, 29,180 students are from the science section, while 13,955 students belong to the literary section. Additionally, 770 students from religious education began their exams on Sunday, December 29, 2024.

The ministry confirmed that science students will finish their exams on January 15, while literary and religious education students will conclude their exams on January 16. The Ministry of Education wished all students success, distinction, and excellent results.