Pilot Did Not Reveal Failure that Hindered Digital Classification of Exams in the 1st Phase
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The president of the JNE admitted in parliamentary hearing that the process "did not start well", but ensured that all errors were corrected before the second phase of the examinations.
Rui Pires admits that the digital classification initially went wrong, but says that the pilot of Philosophy did not detect the failure that caused the main problems of 2026: the reading of QR codes.
The current president of the National Examination Jury (JNE) was heard this Tuesday by the parliamentary committee of Education and Science.
The president of the National Examination Jury said today that the pilot project allowed to identify operational difficulties in the digitization of the national examinations, but did not reveal flaws in the reading of the QR codes that would make classification difficult in the 1st phase.
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