Baku / 27.07.17 / Turan: On July 27, the Azerbaijan University of Cooperation will hold repeated examinations, the State Examination Center reports.
According to the existing rules, applicants must have an identity document and a "certificate of admission to exams". Otherwise, the applicant will not be admitted to the exams.
Recall that exams were held for the applicants of Specialty Groups 1 and 4 on July 22. During the exams in the main building of the University of Cooperation in the Narimanov district of Baku, the electric lines in the gym caught fire. Although the fire did not spread to the building where the exam was conducted, the smoke was still there. In this regard, and for safety reasons, the exams were stopped. It was decided to hold repeated exams, which will take place today. -0-
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