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View all search resultsTo sit the computer-based national exam, students from 42 junior high schools (SMP), including Islamic junior high schools or Madrasah Tsanawiyah (MTs), in Sragen, Central Java, have needed to either borrow computers from other schools or sit the exam at different schools.
Indonesia is hoping that, by 2019, all schools in the country will hold computer-based national exams (CBT), which officials claim are less prone to cheating—a rampant practice that is believed by many to be a seed of corruption. However, one thing is missing at many schools: computers.
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