UNION Minister for Education Dr Chaw Chaw Sein inspected students sitting examinations at the Naypyitaw State Academy on the morning of 16 March, accompanied by Deputy Minis­ter Dr Zaw Myint, the academy’s rector, and other officials.

 

The Union minister observed stu­dents sitting their first-semester ex­aminations for the 2025-2026 academic year. This included first- to fifth-year (Law) students, as well as those en­rolled in honours and postgraduate programmes.

 

The first-semester examinations at the Naypyitaw State Academy are being held from 16 to 24 March. During the inspection, the Union minister instruct­ed officials to ensure that students could sit their examinations in a calm environment and that all administrative arrangements proceeded smoothly.

 

The Union minister later visited the examination centre at Basic Ed­ucation High School No 6 in Zabuthiri Township to observe students taking their matriculation examinations.

 

In the Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, a total of 14,914 candidates registered for the 2026 matriculation examination across 49 centres. On the sixth day, 14,085 students sat the Biology and Economics papers. — MNA/KZL