Bekendtgørelse om elevfordeling, transporttid og optagelse på de gymnasiale uddannelser | B20230018705 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse om elevfordeling, transporttid og optagelse på de gymnasiale uddannelser

The preamble says the minister has decided that no applicants will be distributed to certain education programs listed in Annex 1, and it sets a priority order for regions when there are more priority applicants than available capacity.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
B20230018705
Status
Not in force
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Language
da
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The preamble says the minister has decided that no applicants will be distributed to certain education programs listed in Annex 1, and it sets a priority order for regions when there are more priority applicants than available capacity. The regional council prioritizes applicants who fall into multiple priority categories, and it excludes certain applicants seeking a dormitory place if they stated they only want to be considered when they also get that place. This section sets deadlines and steps for distributing applicants, reserving provisional places, assessing admission, and handling complaints. An applicant who missed an exam because of documented illness or another unforeseen reason must be allowed to take it at the earliest opportunity. The institution must expel applicants for exam cheating, unauthorized help, unauthorized aids, or passing off others’ work as their own, and may expel them for other local or central exam-rule breaches. A censor who suspects such conduct must report it to the institution. Institutionen decides how to fix correctable exam errors; serious errors require involving the Danish Agency for Education and Quality, and especially serious errors may lead to annulment of already held exams.