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 Basuki Usul Penerapan UN Secara Online di Ibukota

CBT Exam Targeted Fully Implemented Next Year

Jakarta Governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama targeted all schools in the capital are ready to hold  Computer Based Test (CBT) for National Exam (UN) next year.

I think next year it should use computer. Almost all students have laptop

"I think city is ready. There are some schools which are tested using computer. I think next year it should use computer. Almost all students have laptop," said Basuki, while observing the implementation of UN in SMA Santa ursula, Pasar Baru, Central Jakarta, Monday (4/13).

The former regent of East Belitung wanted the implementation of UN would be the same with Jakarta civil servants selection which has used online system.

Basuki will Monitor UN in Capital Directly

"Like we selected civil servants using CAT system (Computer Analytical Testing). The score could be seen thus there is no suspicious and it is easier to be monitored," he continued.

The husband of Veronica Tan also appreciated the government's decree related to UN as no longer an implicit passing grade of students. "This National Exam has been decided by Ministry as no longer an implicit passing grade of students yet from the grade of daily," he explained.

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