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Special exam period for secondary education starts today</minimax:tool_call> exam period for secondary education starts todaySpecial examination period for secondary education begins todaySpecial exam period for secondary education starts today

dnoticias.pt3 September 2026 at 09:10

The special examination period for secondary education begins today with more than 43,000 enrolled students. This phase is open to all eligible students for the second phase tests, regardless of whether they took those tests.

Students who participated in the second phase tests in July, as well as those now participating in the special period, will benefit from the best grade obtained between the two phases when applying for the higher education access competition.

The information was transmitted through a statement from the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation (MECI).

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