CIANJUR - MI: A total of 228, or 4.91 percent, high school students (high school) that are listed as participants in the National Examination (UN) in 2010 in Cianjur regency, West Java, do not pass.

The final result of the National Examination which will be announced on Monday (26 / 4), said 4408 students or by 95.09 percent, was declared passed and can continue to college, said the Head of Secondary Education (Dikmen) Donni Drajat Cianjur Education Department, Sunday ( 25 / 4).

He revealed, based on the results obtained from the West Java Provincial Government, in general, the UN high school graduation rate in 2010 in Cianjur, amounting to 95.09 percent.

"The percentage is calculated on the number of participants as many as 4636 UN high school level students, 95.09 percent or about 4408 students have passed," he said.

He added that based on majors, science majors graduation rate at the UN this time amounted to 98.98 percent, 90.69 percent for social studies majors and language majors at 95.09 percent.

UN participants are high school level, originating from 40 schools spread across the area Cianjur. Consist of as many as 13 state high schools and private high schools as many as 27 schools.

While for Vocational High School (SMK), the UN-year graduation rate in 2010 amounted to 96.76 percent of participants were 5260 students. Number of participants who passed the vocational level of 5090 student or a total 96.76 percent. While participants are not as many as 170 students graduated or equal 324 percent.

For participants who do not pass it, said Donni, re-examination will be held, the plan implemented, Monday (10 / 5). While the location will be determined later. "For location for students who did not pass and had to repeat, we will concentrate in one location the same," he said. (Ant/OL-03)

source: mediaindonesia (google translate)