Portuguese Students Face Delays and Uncertainty in National Exam Results Release
The release of Portugal's national secondary school exam results, taken by 166,000 students, was marred by significant delays and technical failures. At José Gomes Ferreira Secondary School in Lisbon, over 30 grades were pending due to classification issues, with no set date for resolution. Students like Marta Jesus expressed frustration at not receiving their Portuguese exam grade, crucial for university applications. The digital grading system, used for the first time this year, experienced failures from the start, forcing the Ministry of Education to postpone deadlines. Some students waited from 3 PM to 9 PM for results, with reactions ranging from joy to distress. The National Exam Board only sent graded exams to schools at 7:30 PM, and some schools informed parents results would not be released that day.
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