HotNewsIndependentCenter2 days agoThe Physics exam questions for the 2026 Romanian Baccalaureate (BAC) have been officially published on the subiecte.edu.ro platform at 15:00. The exam consists of four sections: mechanics, thermodynamics, direct current production and usage, and optics. Each section includes specific topics such as mechanical energy, Hooke’s law, motion of objects, gas transformations, electrical circuits, and optical phenomena like image formation and interference. The grading criteria were also released, with all questions being mandatory and candidates receiving 10 points for correct formatting. The exam lasts three hours and follows the current curriculum guidelines. The Physics exam was part of the third written test for students in the theoretical profile and technical profiles. The final results will be announced on July 13 after resolving any appeals.
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HotNewsIndependentCenter2 days ago Topics Geography at BAC 2026. Requirements that students had to solve / Correction Scale, published laterThe Geography exam for the 2026 Romanian Baccalaureate (BAC) has been published, detailing three sections that tested students' knowledge of Romania and Europe, their ability to interpret maps, graphs, and statistical tables, and their understanding of geographical concepts. The first section included identifying European countries and capitals, answering multiple-choice questions on geography, and explaining differences between climates of two states, including the presence of glacial lakes in the Alps and the largest European maritime port. The second section focused on Romania’s geography, requiring identification of cities, rivers, and relief units, along with explanations of precipitation patterns and subsurface resources. The third section involved analyzing energy production data from Finland, France, and Luxembourg, as well as population statistics from Portugal and Romania, asking students to identify countries, perform calculations, explain energy production differences, and discuss advantages and disadvantages of maritime freight transport in Europe. Students from different academic profiles had varying optional subjects, with natural sciences being more common amongSTEM
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