Director of
Education Evaluation Center B.Enkhbat has promised a thorough investigation into
some high school graduates’ complaint that mathematics, physics and English
language papers at the university entrance examination had mistakes.  “It is clear that mistakes were made during
the printing of examination sheets. However, there must be formal complaints. Once
we receive this the evaluation procedure will be reviewed and a decision taken
so that the students do not suffer,” he said.

The tests
were based on the analysis of 15 scientists and developed by experienced
teachers for three weeks under police protection. So far over 20 people have
lodged complaints. Enkhbat said these will be settled within this week.

The test
results must be published on June 27. A total of 39,728 high school graduates sat
for the tests this year.